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Instead of exploring Myanmar’s capital of culture alone, enhance your experience alongside a guide on a tour that takes you way beyond the travel blogs. Cover more sights in less time, and stay cool while you’re at it, as you travel by vehicle, and gain valuable insight into top attractions such as the glimmering Shwedagon Pagoda.

Myanmar’s commercial capital and largest city, Yangon is bustling hub of culture, history, and people. Our full day excursion takes in its most spectacular sights.

Explore Yangon on an 8-hour private tour with a guide who introduces you to the sights of this former British colonial city, also known as Rangoon. You'll take a ride on the Yangon Circular Train and enjoy a walking tour around city streets to see landmarks and colonial architecture while learning about the history and culture of the area. Lunch is included.

This is Private Tour. You will see the real part of Yangon City. Circular Train Ride and Dala City Tour by Trishaw will make you experience new things like locals in Yangon. Walking around Yangon City Hub will give you old golden days of Yangon. You will know all about Myanmar characteristic, traits and its will after exploring around Shwedagon Pagoda. Come and Join this tour with us and be in awe.

Experience Yangon's food culture on an evening walking tour of street food venues and markets. With a guide, explore the neighborhoods of downtown Yangon, including Chinatown and Little India, stopping by food stalls and family-owned eateries for a variety of tastings. Learn about the history of each dish from your guide while you eat.

Our walking tour of Yangon teases out the stories and secrets of a city with a turbulent history. As well as visiting the Secretariat and the principal colonial buildings in downtown Yangon, our guide will take you to lesser known and lesser frequented locations which nonetheless have stories to tell. This walking tour looks at the growth of Yangon from a small Mon village to a multicultural hub. This tour will dive into how visitors from the east and the west have contributed to Yangon's rich tapestry. We will enter teashops and temples, shake hands with the city's residents and think about what the future has in store for this remarkable metropolis.

Cruise across the Bago River to the bustling city of Thanlyin on a half-day tour from Yangon, and explore a river island pagoda, Kyaik-Khauk Payak, and Suthaungpyay Monastery. The nearly hour-long ferry ride is a great excuse to cruise the Bago River and enjoy a cool breeze off the water, and you’ll get a glimpse of daily life in a part of Myanmar that many visitors overlook.

From golden pagodas to colorful markets, Yangon’s must-see sites are scattered across the city, making it a challenge to reach the key points in one day. Take the stress out of visiting with a comprehensive private tour, and cool off in the comfort of a climate-controlled vehicle as you explore; it’s a relaxed alternative to chasing down taxis that leaves you free to enjoy discovering Yangon.

Yangon, The biggest city in Myanmar, old capital is still a commercial hub of the country. Shwedagon Pagoda, landmarks of Myanmar can make your Myanmar visit completely perfect. Chauk Htet Gyi, a big reclining Buddha can attract you to be “wowww”. Walking around Yangon old city colonial buildings let you know the real lifestyles of locals and their work cultures. Thus Come join this tour with me, see Yangon through locals eye. What Does “Yangon” means? Yangon literally means ‘end of strife'. Under the supervision of Englishmen, Dr. William Montgomery and Captain Fraser, Rangoon became the most beautiful and cleanest city in Southeast Asia and made it capital. It is easy to get a sense of how prosperous of colonial Rangoon was from the monumental architecture that still graces the city's downtown.

Visit the city of Bago on this 9-hour tour from Yangon with a guide and private hotel transfers. Once known as Hanthawaddy during Mon Kingdom of the 15th century, Bago is home to religious and cultural landmarks such as Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Kyakhat Wine Monastery, the Reclining Buddha of Shwe Tha Lyaung, Kyaikpun Pagoda, and the remains of Kanbawzathadi, a former palace. Lunch is included.

This small group tour is well-designed a first-time visitor to Yangon. You will join a small group has a maximum of 8 people leading by an experienced English-speaking guide. Cover 5 kms in the central districts of downtown, you can see many historical buildings and experience daily lifestyle of local people. • Get a more intimate glimpse into local life with a guide. • Access parts of the city that traditional tour vehicles can't. • A guide provides tailored recommendations for the rest of your vacation. • Give you a representative glimpse of everyday life in Yangon

Visit Bago, the ancient capital of the Mon Kingdom, on this private full-day tour from Yangon. After pickup from your hotel, travel by train to Bago. The city is known for its many temples, and the tour will stop at several top sites, including Schwemawdaw Pagoda, Shwethalyaung Reclining Buddha, and Kambazathadi Golden Palace.

Explore Myanmar’s most iconic landmark on a half-day, small-group walking tour that includes a classic Burmese breakfast, a neighborhood tour, and a guided visit at Shwedagon Pagoda. Rich with distinctively Burmese symbolism, Shwedagon Pagoda’s shrines, rites, and traditions are often hard for first time visitors to interpret, but the small-group format of this tour is designed for a more in-depth experience of the site.

Explore a city whose gleaming pagodas and shines draw Buddhists from around Myanmar on a full-day trip from Yangon to Bago, once the vibrant capital of the Mon Kingdom. Round-trip transport to Bago in a climate-controlled vehicle stocked with water and moist towels saves you a longer—and often uncomfortable—trip by bus or by train, leaving you even more time to soak up the city’s unique atmosphere.

Discover the best that Yangon has to offer as you explore the main highlights on a private tour. Learn about the history and culture of the city from your guide and visit key landmarks such as the Botataung Pagoda, the National Museum, Kandawgyi Park, and the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. Enjoy a delicious Burmese lunch at a local restaurant and shop a bit at Bogyoke Scott’s Market.

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

Escape the bustling streets of Yangon for a day and visit the Golden Rock Buddhist pilgrimage site. The legend of the temple is that Golden Rock rests on a strand of the Buddha’s hair, making it one of the most famous sites in Myanmar. With a private guide, learn the history of the temple and enjoy an optional stop in Bago city to learn about the daily life of Buddhist monks.

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

As Myanmar’s largest city and former capital, Yangon has a rich history and cultural heritage. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors or those short on time, providing a comprehensive introduction to the city in just two hours. Admire the colonial architecture along Pansodan Street; visit landmarks such as Yangon City Hall, the High Court, and Customs House; and shop for traditional handicrafts at the Hla Day shop.

This is a perfect tour for those don't have enough time to stay longer in Yangon and try to take a chance to the spotlights of the Yangon in a day. Why not explore "The Essential Yangon EXPERIENCE" tour if you want to connect with the city, its people and their passions with this ‘local’s look’ at Yangon. We poured lots of love and care to get to know how we love our city! In this tour, you will uncover the story of Yangon and its people. Highlights: • A wander around in a colorful local market • Experience local life through enjoyable slow train ride • Explore Heritage buildings in downtown areas • Learn Buddhism behind the reclining Buddha • Enjoy sunset at the holiest Shwedagon Pagoda

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.

Spend the day exploring the Bago region and learning more about the history of Myanmar. Discover the ancient history of the Mon kingdom as you visit the Kya Khat Wine Monastery, the Shwemawdaw Pagoda, the great reclining Buddha statue, and much more. Learn more about Buddhism as you visit a number of temples and enjoy a traditional Burmese lunch at a local restaurant.

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. On the way back to Yangon, make a short visit in Bago.  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. • Enjoy having lunch at local restaurant. • Visit the War Cemetery which is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.