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Hot-Air Balloon over Bagan |
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It doesn’t get more iconic than a sunrise hot-air balloon ride over the temples of Bagan. Add a champagne breakfast and you’ll have a lifelong memory to savour.
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Blessing Ceremony |
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Learn more about traditional Buddhist ceremonies by joining the alms procession at Bagan’s Taungbi Monastery and receive a special blessing from the monks.
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All Aboard the Elephant Coach |
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Enjoy sightseeing in Yangon with a difference aboard the Elephant Coach, a meticulously restored Chevrolet bus from the 1940s.
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Look to the Future with a Fortune Teller |
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Myanmar’s fortune tellers are both revered and fashionable in providing you with the heads-up about your health, wealth, business, travel and love life. Why not try it yourself.
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Offerings at Shwedagon |
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Offering oil lamps at the revered Shwedagon Pagoda is an experience steeped in the Buddhist belief of earning merit through good deeds. Join in this very special and unique ceremony.
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Picnic in the Royal Park |
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Join the locals with a relaxing picnic in Kandawgyi Park, with Shwedagon Pagoda as your backdrop. It’s the only thing to do after a day of sightseeing around Yangon.
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Washing Buddha’s Face |
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You have to get up very early to join the ritual of washing the face and teeth of Buddha at the Mahamuni Pagoda in Mandalay. Not to be missed.
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The legendary Moustache Brothers |
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The Mandalay-based Moustache Brothers are a Burmese institution, known across the globe, for their slapstick humour, dance, music and silly walks. You won’t forget your visit in a hurry.
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Cooking with the Intha |
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Enjoy a culinary and lifestyle experience with the Intha tribe living on Inle lake. Join in preparing and then eating a traditional feast.
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Lunch on Inle Lake |
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Enjoying lunch aboard a rice carrier boat in the middle of the beautiful Inle Lake, is an experience you won’t want to miss.
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