Tours in Yangon

You can get the different experiences and learn about the ancient Mon culture by visiting the following places in Bago. -Shwemawdaw pagoda is the tallest pagoda in Myanmar - Shwetharlyaung pagoda is one of the largest Buddha statues in the world - Kyaik Pun Pagoda is four seated Buddha shrine and each depiction sits in a different position so that they can be seen from all side -Mahazedi is the chance to climb to the top so we can see all over the city and the surrounding countryside -Kanbawzathadi Palace is an excellent of royal Burmese architecture. - practice being a responsible traveler by being mindful of local cultures - provide sustainable options with amenities - give complete services from starting point to ending point - take care of each guest personally along the trip. - organized tours with patient staffs and experienced guide. - comfortable transportation - reasonable price - explore locations with enjoyable, traditional experiences

Learn not only about the spiritual heart of the Buddhism but also discover the natural beauty of the region around Kyaikhtiyo (Golden Rock). This is an adventure trip as you must take a ride by an open truck from the base camp to the mountain top. HIGHLIGHTS: • Make a pilgrimage tour up to Mount Kyaiktiyo, home of the famous Golden Rock Pagoda. • Admire the gilded dome of the Shwemawdaw Pagoda and see the Great Reclining Buddha Image, Shwetharlyang Pagoda in Bago. • Visit the War Cemetery which is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

Visit Bago, an important 15th-century Mon Kingdom site, on a full-day tour from Yangon. A guide will show you popular landmarks and attractions, including the Kyakhat Wine Monastery, the Shwemawdaw Pagoda and the Reclining Buddha of Shwethel.

Just travelling like a local people and you will see the ways of life of the local People and Myanmar Culture and custom !

Discover Yangon at night on a 2.5-hour walking tour through bustling markets and Chinatown’s atmospheric temples. Get a glimpse of local life as you browse secondhand stalls on Shwe Bontha Street and duck into the neighborhood’s Hindu and Buddhist shrines. Pause for a drink at a sidewalk stand and follow your guide through the narrow lanes of a fresh produce market; practice your haggling skills, sample Burmese cuisine at tiny stalls and end your trip with a cold beer at Yangon’s famed 19th street night market.

You will not see any fancy or touristy places during this tour. But, if you want an authentic experience of Myanmar’s everyday life - this is THE TOUR for you! The adventure tour consists of two parts: 1. Exploring the unique culture, traditional, language, history and food of the country and its people in the maximum fun and exciting way. 2. Discovering the hidden villages on the other remote side of the river and experiencing the village lifestyle YOURSELF as a local. We promise to give you an AMAZING experience you’ll never forget! All transportation throughout the day, food and drinks included in price.

A real taste of Yangon packed with history, culture and community as we take part in 03:00 hours of authentic food tastings to intimately experience how the locals live, eat and shop in the city of Yangon .

Visit Bago, an important 15th-century Mon Kingdom site, on a full-day tour from Yangon. A guide will show you popular landmarks and attractions, including the Kyakhat Wine Monastery, the Shwemawdaw Pagoda and the Reclining Buddha of Shwethel.

Having retained its ancient customs, culture and natural beauty intact, Myanmar (Burma) seems a world away from modern times. The spectacular Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, the sacred stupas of Bagan, a stunning sunset at U Bein Bridge and the charming Indein Village on Inle Lake, are all must-see sights included in this spiritual journey.

This unique Yangon itinerary offers a well-rounded blend of the city's cultural, historical, and spiritual highlights within a single day. You'll experience the serene beauty of sacred sites, explore the rich history reflected in colonial architecture, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local market scene. Enjoy authentic Burmese cuisine during a flexible lunch break and find tranquility in the city's lush parks. This itinerary perfectly captures the essence of Yangon, providing a deep and diverse experience of the city's heritage and daily life.

Our shopping tours are specific in their focus on one area of collecting. Guests are afforded the benefit of being introduced to established dealers with whom relationships have been cultivated by our staff over many years. Our amenities are also higher-quality and more extensive than offered by other tours, and our licensed tour guides, averaging 20+ years experience, more qualified.

This amazing tour included highlights of Yangon like visiting Swe Taw Myat Pagoda, Sule Pagoda, Kandawgyi Park and Shwedagon Pagoda. You will also encounter a local experience train ride with local snacks. Visit Bogyoke Aung San Market where hundreds of gemstone, handicrafts, art, clothes and food stores are tucked in a maze of color.

Yangon Instagram Photo Tour Highlights: - Visit Yangon's most notable sites - Visit the most iconic and picturesque sites around the historic Yangon and snap many Instagram-worthy pictures with your personal photographer - Learn about Burmese food, traditions, and culture from your guide - Travel at your own pace to get the shots you want

Our shopping tours are specific in their focus on one area of collecting. Guests are afforded the benefit of being introduced to established dealers with whom relationships have been cultivated by our staff over many years. Our amenities are also higher-quality and more extensive than offered by other tours, and our licensed tour guides, averaging 20+ years experience, more qualified.

A bird-watching tour from Yangon provides a great opportunity to explore Hlawga Wildlife Park. With a guide, who is a bird-watching specialist, you'll look for species such as the Asian fairy-bluebird, racket-tailed treepie, and Oriental darter while you admire the natural scenery. Lunch is included.

- Explore four major attractions in Myanmar. - Enjoy beautiful sunset from Shwedagon Pagoda. - Visit main attractions in Mandalay region such as Mahamuni, U Bein Teak Bridge, unfinished Mingun Pahtodawgyi and Mingun Bell. - Discover historical sites and enjoy sunset at one of the famous temples at Bagan. - Observe Innthar Heritage and floating garden at Inle Lake.

Overview Twantay is a township in the Yangon Region of Burma (Myanmar), located west across the Hlaing River from the city of Yangon. It is home to the Shwesandaw Pagoda and famous as Pottery Village. Highlights Visiting with traditional horse-cart along the village of Twante is one of the memorable trips for you. Seeing local craftsmen and bustling markets, visit to traditional pottery workshop, and visiting to local loom and the ferry boat rides in Yangon River will be delighted for you.

A cooking class experience during your trip is a way to gain respect for the tradition that goes into making your food, and it's a great way to share your travels long after you're home.

This is a real must-see tour if you only have a little time to explore our enormous and dynamic Yangon. Discover the most vibrant part of Yangon in less than three hours with a number of colonial heritage buildings, houses of worships which make Yangon renowned as cosmopolitan city. Find out the ways of lives with a series of neighborhood from Little India to China Town, the highlights of Yangon history from 17th century and the lively local market together with our friendly and professional local guide. One of the fun and entertaining facts about this tour is you can ask anything about Myanmar during the tea talk at local tea shop.

We conduct our tours in partnership with the local indigenous communities, and help sustain their traditional cultures and lifestyles. As opposed to the usual sight-seeing tours, each tour focuses on only one specific ethnicity and provides a more in-depth introduction, as well as personal interactions with community members and their daily lives. Our amenities are also higher-quality and more extensive than offered by other tours, and our licensed tour guides, averaging 20+ years experience, more qualified.

After welcoming at the place, our good English speaking driver will lead you to the famous tourist destinations for sightseeing. We provide the best service with safety in driving, sharing knowledge, friendly service and good communication with the guest. For lunch, our friendly driver will bring you to a local good restaurant or any restaurant that you mentioned. After sightseeing at the Yangon, we will bring back you to a place that you stayed or the airport for departure. Overtime will be charge.

The small town of Twante is noted for its pottery, cotton-weaving and an old Mon paya complex. Join with us, you will visit this oasis of peace by boat and enjoy the peaceful villages in town.

Overview We believe our customer's delight is the pinnacle of success in everything we do. Therefore, our voyages are unique to others, where we provide more. Bago, the 15th Century Mon Kingdom, also Second Myanmar Empire is just drive out from Yangon. In addition to Buddhist monuments, Allied War Cemetery on the way, Paddy fields, bamboo and timber logs and its famous cheroot industry, the main market and Mon weaving community to learn about traditional handicrafts can be explored. Highlights Visit the Allied War Graves Cemetery, paddy fields along the way Visit Buddhist monastic life in Kya Khat Wai Monastery, admire the historic Shwemawdaw Pagoda & Kambawzathardi Palace and visit Shwe Thalyaung Buddha image - the 55-metre-long reclining are the wonder experiences for you of a day.

The more remote areas of Mon State and Kayin State are undiscovered areas of Myanmar offering spectacular nature and intriguing tribal culture dating back for many, many centuries in the history of South East Asia. The Mon are believed to be one of the first civilisations in this part of the world. Although their kingdom was lost to the Bagan king in the 11th century, their rich culture can be still be seen in daily life with their specific sarongs, traditional food, language and music instruments. The Kayin (also known as Karen) are one of the indigenous tribes of the jungle known for their traditional boxing skill and their state offer beautiful natural scenes with traditional villages and waterways surrounded by spectacular lime stone mountains. A tribe with its separate language and traditions, whose origins are still very much unknown to scientists until this day.