Trip of a lifetime Myanmar

Discovering Ancient Myanmar

From £1,295 per person for 9 nights

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Closed off from tourism until recently, Myanmar offers one of Asia’s warmest welcomes and a fascinating glimpse into centuries-old ways of living.

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Combine fascinating Yangon with Bagan’s incredible temples and the beach resort of Ngapali on this fascinating foray.

What makes this experience awesome:

Discover Bagan's UNESCO-listed temples by electric bike then optionally at sunrise by hot air balloon
Explore captivating shrines, markets & restaurants of Yangon by trishaw
Uncover monasteries, volcanoes & monkeys on the banks of the Irrawaddy by traditional burmese riverboat, receiving a monk's blessing & private sunset yoga class
Visit floating villages of Inle Lake by private motorboat & canoe through traditional fishing villages
Relax on the beautiful beaches of Ngapali & optional beach safari at Maung Shwe Lay
Flexibility of your own private guide & vehicle

2026 PRICE AND AVAILABILITY GUIDE
Indicative prices for Classic hotels - see real-time pricing for specific dates & alternative hotel classes

Month	Typical Price (p/p) in Twin room	Availability
JAN	N/A	-
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MAR	£1615	Call on 0208 251 0425
APR	£1615	Call on 0208 251 0425
MAY	£1175	Best value
JUN	£1499	Book now
JUL	£1499	Deposit now to secure flights
AUG	£1499	Deposit now to secure flights
SEP	£1499	Deposit now to secure flights
OCT	N/A	-
NOV	N/A	-
DEC	N/A	-

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Only reopening to tourism in 2015 after 15 years behind closed doors, Myanmar still feels like a journey into a fascinating, unspoilt land, making for a unique, one-of-a-kind experience. It's temples, monasteries and remote villages are among Asia's most captivating, as is the capital, Yangon, which comes filled with colonial terraces that are punctuated by grand old landmark buildings and street sellers. This once in a lifetime trip to Myanmar has been exclusively designed to help you experience the country’s slow-paced way of life and traditional cultures and customs.

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Fishing in Myanmar

There’s opportunity, together with your private guide, to see different facets of everyday life. We’ve also included a canoe trip along the narrow canals and waterways of Inle, because that way you’ll meet locals way off the tourist trail, passing children on their way to school and fisherman casting off their nets. No trip to Myanmar is complete without visiting the huge temple complex of Bagan: get to grips with its incredible scale on an optional sunrise trip by hot air balloon (seasonal), and explore the site on electric bikes. One of our favourite things about Myanmar is the people, who are keenly enthusiastic to show you the country and their day-to-day lives.

After your cultural exploration of the country, it’s time for some seaside relaxation at Ngapali, Myanmar’s premier beach destination. In line with the rest of the country, Ngapali is still sleepy and unspoilt, with 15 miles of white sand coastline and waters speckled with fishing boats. We’ve left this part of the holiday free from organised activities, so you can do as much or little as you’d like. However, opportunities for exploration abound, whether you want to charter a boat to visit the offshore islands, visit the local fishing villages or see the underwater world just off the beach.