Tours in Yangon

Exploring Pegu (Bago), the capital of Mon Kingdom, highlight such as Kyakhatwine Monastery where thousands of monks study and live, the reclining Shwetharlyaung Buddha image, Shwemawdaw Pagoda and Kyaikpun Pagoda. Enjoy exciting truck ride to Kyaikhteeyo Pagoda (Golden Rock) and overnight in one of the most religious cultural places of the region.

Explore the delights of Yangon during a four day stay in the famous Burmese city, where you can take in the sights, explore local life and gain an insight into the history and culture of the largest city in the country.

Combine Yangon landmarks with a look at daily life in the city on a full-day, private tour that features sunset at Shwedagon Pagoda and a ride on the Yangon Circular Train. Stops at Sule Pagoda and Chaukhtatgyi Buddha make this a great introduction to Myanmar’s Theravada Buddhist traditions as well, and exploring the city in a private car is a stress-free way to navigate Yangon's busy streets.

Perfect day escape from Yangon. Adventure bike tour to the real countryside of Myanmar. Experience village life, seeing local life, and their home made products such as seasonal fruit jams, nearly 600 houses in a village do hand weaving looms and another village to see handicrafts of making bronze-lighter. People from the weaving village, every year, go to Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon for the robe weaving competition and they always become winners. Scenic bike ride, colorful paddy fields, villagers and seeing the real Myanmar countryside. Small brides, creeks and country road where our bikes pass through and a few stops for monastery visit will include as well. Later local transports boat / motorbike taxi (seasonal) will bring us to Htee Tan village for having home cooked lunch, a village walk, lake visit and being in touch with more villages. End of the day, go back to main road and take our A/C car back to Yangon. The best bike adventure tour in Yangon and shouldn't miss this day tour!

You will see the best of Myanmar through our itinerary. This insightful itinerary covers a lot of ground, starting from the vibrant city of Yangon and traveling onwards to the temple-filled plains of Bagan. Explore Mandalay’s ancient capitals and then fly to the Shan State, a region of stunning landscapes and colorful hill tribe groups.

- Explore Bago, formerly known as Hanthawaddy of Mon Kingdom in 15th century. - Enjoy exciting truck ride to Kyaikhteeyo Pagoda (Golden Rock) - Overnight in one of the most religious cultural places of the region.

Explore the unique architect and ways of life of city people . Learning the colonial buildings and their history during the war era .

In this tour, We will head to Yangon Railway Station to take a circle train for a half-day to see the ways of lives of the local. Our tour will start at 09am in the morning by purchasing City Train Ticket then hope into the  Throughout the three-hour journey of Yangon Outskirts, we will pass through 38 stations. It is the best way to know the local while meeting an average of 100,000 daily commuters including monks and vendors hop on and off between stops selling boiled peanuts, fruits and Myanmar traditional food. We would be observing the way of Burmese daily life in a day.. In the afternoon, we get back at the Yangon Railway Station,

The Golden Rock is one of the most famous places to visit in Myanmar, we offer an affordable day-tour from Yangon to Golden Rock! The day return trip to the Golden Rock near Kyaikhtiyo is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites for Myanmar Buddhists. The gold-leaf-covered boulder is said to maintain its balance thanks to a single hair of the Buddha being enshrined inside the pagoda. From the pagoda, you can observe the pilgrims devout in prayers or applying gold leaf to the boulder, while enjoying a spectacular view of the valley below.

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.

# Immerse in Yangon dwellers life # Experience Yangon local transport diversities # Visit a fortune teller and learn about your future # Explore fabulous markets and sip tea with locals # Photographs of colonial-era structures in Relics of Rangoon

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.

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.

Join this special food & walking tour and explore the variety of Burmese cuisine as well as the most beautiful colonial buildings in whole Southeast Asia! This tour will introduce you to typical Burmese dishes and the country's rich history. Your guide will show you some hidden treasures and take you to places, where fewer tourists visit.

After breakfast at the hotel, our representative guide will pick you up at 08am. Our walking tour will starts at 9 am at a tea shop to have an experience like a local and to taste local tea. And the head to Sule area and covers buildings and attractions around the area. Proceed to Bogyoke Aung San Market or Scott Market. We will cover all the sightseeing on the way to the Market.  The tour will ends at 11 am at the Market. And then back to hotel by private coach.

Bago, formerly known as Hanthawaddy, is a city and the capital of the Bago Region in Myanmar. It is located 91 kilometres north-east of Yangon. Very suitable day trip for those interested in pagodas and temples, and it’s another popular locals’ pilgrim site. Bago is an excellent place to go as a day escape from Yangon and we can see the remains of a former capital, temples, pagodas and monastery. Shwemawdaw Pagoda (the tallest temple in whole Myanmar).Kyaikpun Pagoda, Shwetharlyaung Buddha Image, Kanbawzathardy Palace and some workshops such as pottery and recycle plastic basket workshop to look around. Hinthargone is the birth place for Bago city and one can see the bird’s eye view of the city. During the King Bayintnaung’s period, Hantharwady Dynasty was Myanmar’s biggest emperor ever. European visitors knew as Pegu and very important seaport around 17th Century. We can catch a train at 3pm in Bago station to go back to Yangon if wanted. Lunch will be served at local restaurant.

The tour will start at Strand Hotel. First, we arrive at Dalla Township. After that we will continue to Twantay Township by Tuk-tuk. Dalla is near Yangon and beautiful small rural area. If you want feel local experiences of Myanmar people, should visit Dalla. At that place, you can visit recycle shop, candle making workshop, spring roll leaf making workshop, coconut shell lantern making workshop, fishing village, monastic education for poor children and other many local experiences. In addition, you can experience rickshaw. Twantay Township is located west across the Hlaing River from the city of Yangon. At this place,you can get many Burmese local feeling. First, we will visit the Traditional pottery workshop and continue to Shwesandaw Pagoda which translates to golden hair relic. After that we will visit weaving and Kan Paw Aye Pagoda(snake pagoda). Finally we will taste a cup of local tea and our tour will end at Strand Hotel.

Discover the best of Yangon on this full-day tour with a friendly Burmese teacher who brings the city’s history and culture to life. Explore the lively streets of downtown, where old colonial buildings meet colorful markets and golden pagodas. Smell the spices from street food stalls, taste local favorites like mohinga, and hear the sounds of daily life all around you. Visit the breathtaking Shwedagon Pagoda, where incense fills the air and golden spires shine in the sunlight. With personal stories and local knowledge, your guide makes this more than just a tour—it’s a true taste of Myanmar’s heart and soul.

Overview Dalah is located on the southern bank of Yangon River across from downtown Yangon. Despite it is near Yangon, the township is still largely rural and undeveloped because it still lacks a bridge across the Yangon river, with connections between the township and the city being by ferry only. Highlight Cross Yangon River by ferry and then take a trishaw and visit to local monastic school and local workshop likes Chu Chu Workshop where you can see the process of recycle the plastic bags from the garbage and useful products. Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of the city and see native wildlife in their natural environment.

Explore two main famous attractions regions such as Bagan and Inle Lake in 5 nights and 6 days. Bagan, the heart of archaeological zone offers convenient access to some of the world's most magnificent temples. Enjoy Bagan temples sunrise and sunset from Ayeyarwaddy River. Explore Innthar villages around Inle lake and visit ancient ruined temples, floating villages, gardens and tasting wine in Vine yard. A wonderful experience in and rich and simple environment

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.

In the morning after breakfast, meet your local guide and enjoy the sightseeing tour to the town of Dala and transfer to the Nanthida jetty for the ferry boat. The town is famous for it’s the life of trishaw people, the Orphanage houses and local markets. After sightseeing, get back to Yangon by ferry boat in experiencing the ship-yard on the river of Yangon and drive to the station named Yangon Circular Train, which was rebuilt in 1954 by Myanmar architect with the traditional Myanmar architectural style. The wandering journey by a circular train gives you a great chance to see a slice of local people life, and it will take around 3 hours for the complete journey and ends at the first station you take. Return to your hotel.

The trip highlight is you face a new experience of truck ride to Golden Rock and the beautiful scenery of surrounding mountains.

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.