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Get the best views of Bagan’s 8,000 temples and pagodas, all of which are nigh on impossible to visit on land, during an extra-special hot-air balloon flight. Taking a morning flight means you’ll watch the sunrise and see the area at its most magical, when morning mist shrouds the greenery. Plus, for added convenience, hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover a number of Bagan’s stunning temples in just one day on this sightseeing tour. Alongside a private guide, see the area’s most important temples such as the Shwezigon Pagoda, Ananda Phato, and the Gubyaukhyi Temple which featured a painted depiction of Buddha’s past life. Learn about the history of the temples from your guide and visit local handicraft shops.

The best way to explore this maze of Bagan Temples is by e-bike. Discover both ancient and modern-day Bagan on a full day e-bike tour; the streets are relatively quiet, there are great sandy roads that take you to the local market, villages and most attractive temples. Moreover, touch with locals and learn about their daily life styles, cultures and handicrafts. Taste Myanmar sweet tea, local snacks and delicacies at a typical tea shop and this unforgettable e-bike tour ends with amazing sunset at an elevated viewpoint. Highlights are : • Explore Bagan’s well-known numerous sacred temples by e-bike • Ride through the peaceful and scenic countryside landscapes • Enjoy Myanmar sweet tea and local snacks at a typical tea shop

Visit some spectacular Bagan highlights on a half-day tour that includes Shwezigon Pagoda, Thatbyinnyu Temple, Ananda Temple, and Dhamayangyi Temple. The four remarkable sites offer a great perspective on Bagan history and architecture; it’s a great introduction to Bagan that doesn’t require an entire day in the hot sun, leaving you with free time to relax, sightsee, and explore the town.

Explore the main highlights of Bagan on this fully private tour. Visit local temples and pagodas including Shwezigon Pagoda, Gubyaukgyi Temple, and Ananda Temple to get a feel for the local culture and learn about the history of Myanmar. Explore Myingaba village by horse cart and take a relaxing sunset cruise along the Irrawaddy River before heading back to your accommodation.

Visit the most important temples of Bagan as well as some hidden gems on this full-day tour. Alongside a private guide, walk through the Buddhist temples and learn about their history from your tour guide. Temples include Sulamani, Ananda, Htilo-minlo, and Kha-Min-Gha but the itinerary is flexible. Your guide also takes you on a walking tour within the city walls for a complete tour of the area.

Make the most of your time in Bagan on a private sightseeing tour. There’s no need to waste time haggling with taxi drivers or catching public transport. Cover a lot of ground in the large archeological zone and customize the itinerary to suit your needs. Be amazed by the beautiful Shwezigone Pagoda, the Ananda Temple, and more, and learn all about them from your guide.

See the sights of Bagan on a day tour by private car. Bagan's archaeological zone of ancient temples is large and can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Instead, enjoy exploring with a guide who can show you the town of Nyaung-U and some of the area's most significant attractions, including Shwezigon Pagoda and Gubyaukgyi Temple.

Visit one of Myanmar’s most sacred places on a half-day trip from Bagan to Mount Popa, believed to be the home of the country’s 37 'nats,' or spirits. After climbing the 777 steps to the mountaintop temple complex, you’ll also spot the resident monkeys and earn great views across the scenic countryside—it's a cool and refreshing break from the Bagan heat.

Embark on a boat journey from Bagan to Mandalay on this one-way cruise. Head up the river and admire the beautiful scenery of Myanmar. Enjoy a healthy breakfast with tea and coffee as well as a delicious lunch on board the vessel as part of your package. Your arrival time in Mandalay coincides with the sunset which you can watch on board before making your own way to your accommodation.

Mount Popa; the great extinct volcano, and used to be the Summer Palace in Bagan Period, some mention it, “ Oasis in The Semi-desert Zone, Rising out of the shimmering heat, the solitary volcanic crag of Mt. Popa is home to Myanmar's most powerful "nats". Visit the Nat Museum with its life-sized statues of the 37 Nat Gods. Walk up the steps to the stupas and shrines that top the hill above the museum, seeing many pilgrims along the way to climb up about 777 steps.