Top Yangon Outdoor Activities

Discover Myanmar’s most remarkable places on an 8-night private tour that explores culture, history, and nature. With a private guide at each destination, you’ll catch sunset at Shwedagon Pagoda, see the ancient temples at Bagan, tour the onetime royal capital of Mandalay, cruise Inle Lake, and more, flying between destinations to make the most of your time. This 8-night Myanmar tour includes accommodations, breakfast, private tours and transfers, and entrance fees, and it’s the perfect introduction to this spectacular country.

Discover the vibrant history and culture of Yangon on a 3-hour walking tour through its bustling downtown area. This tour uncovers the stories and secrets of a city with a rich and turbulent past, from its origins as a small Mon village to its transformation into a multicultural hub. Visit iconic colonial buildings, hidden gems, and local hotspots, while learning about the influences of visitors from the East and West that have shaped Yangon’s unique identity. Explore Colonial Architecture: Walk through the historic streets and admire the Secretariat and other colonial-era buildings. Local Experiences: Visit teashops, temples, and markets, and interact with the city’s friendly residents. Cultural Insights: Learn about Yangon’s multicultural heritage and its future prospects. Hidden Stories: Discover lesser-known locations with fascinating tales to tell.

Deep dive into the untouched countryside where to wonder the real rural beauty just at the other side of Yangon. Take a local ferry boat to cross the Yangon River to an almost car-free island and everything you will see there might be much of a difference with the big city like Yangon. Enjoy the quiet and peaceful area of Dala and study the local life style of people. Highlights are : - Cross the Yangon River by a local ferry - Experience the authentic rural lifestyle and scenery - Learn about countryside monastic school where you will get an insight of old education system with unique tradition - Inspiring stories of local artisans, working on conservative micro business at Chu Chu workshop