Top Yangon Half-day Tours

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.

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.

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.

This tour introduces to you the highlights of the dynamic city of Yangon. See the most beautiful colonial architecture around South-East-Asia and visit the significant Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda, beautiful Kandawgyi Lake, and splendid Shwedagon Pagoda.

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.

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

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.

On a half-day, small-group walking trip that includes a traditional Burmese breakfast, a neighborhood tour, and a guided visit to Shwedagon Pagoda, discover Myanmar's most famous landmark. Although the shrines, rituals, and traditions of Shwedagon Pagoda are rich in uniquely Burmese symbolism and can be challenging for first-time visitors to understand, this tour's small-group style is intended to provide a deeper understanding of the monument. Tour to Shwedagon Pagoda: discover Buddhism in Myanmar Visit a nearby restaurant and sample a popular breakfast meal. Discover what it's like to live in the Shwedagon area. Combine a cultural experience with one of Yangon's major attractions.

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

Yangon is steeped in history, as a Mon village, she was known first as Dagon after the Golden Shwedagon Pagoda. Then in May, 1755 King Alaungpaya renamed her Yangon "The end of Strife" after he had conquered and finally crushed the ancient Mon Kingdom. Modern History of Yangon can be traced through its colonial era buildings and the imprint of the past is indelibly marked on the life cycle of each remaining structure.