Tours and Tickets by Yangon Urban Adventures
Sunset Boat Cruise in Bagan
Visit a Burmese tea shop then catch a classic sunset on the Ayeyarwady River with a 2.5-hour evening tour from Bagan. The 90-minute river cruise is perfect for photographing the scenery along the banks of the Ayeyarwady River, watching for wildlife, or simply relaxing in the easy-going current. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people for a personalized experience, and includes a cup of tea and pickup at a centrally-located point in Bagan.
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2 hours 30 minutes
Ancient Cities, Pagodas, and Sunset Tour from Mandalay
See the pagodas and ancient cities of Myanmar on this 12-hour small-group tour from Mandalay that introduces you to a bit of local life and Burmese history. Heading south of the Irrawaddy River, enjoy the convenience of visiting cultural and historical attractions with a guide, meet some local people, and enjoy scenic photo ops. Lunch is included. Tour is limited to 12 people.
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12 hours
Rural Myanmar and Pottery Tour from Yangon
Experience rural Myanmar on a 5–6-hour tour from Yangon, and visit pottery studios, pagodas and vibrant neighborhood markets. Cross the tidal Twante Canal alongside fishermen and riverboats and explore a renowned potters’ village; explore artisans’ studios and shops then try your hand at the local craft. Climb to the gleaming spires of the hilltop Shwesandaw Pagoda, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and explore a bustling produce market before boarding a return ferry to Yangon.
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5 hours
Mandalay Morning Sightseeing Trip with a Small Group
Steep yourself in the culture and religious traditions of Mandalay during this 5-hour morning excursion with a small group. Travel with no more than 12 guests as you explore the historic Shwe Inn Pin teak monastery, tour the Mahanyatmuni pagoda, and discover a fairy-tale-style royal palace situated in the middle of a lake, plus much more.
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5 hours
Bagan Community Small Group Experience including Lunch
Bagan is one of Myanmar’s most visited attractions, but few visitors get to explore off the tourist trail. This 6-hour tour is run in partnership with ActionAid Myanmar and offers a glimpse of local life as you visit a traditional Thanakha market, experience everyday life in Kyunkalay village, enjoy lunch with a local family, and ride an ox-driven cart.
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6 hours
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Really enjoyed this since it affords one the opportunity to see people going about their daily lives. I got to talk to the locals on the train; they were all so friendly, as was pretty much anyone I came into contact with in Myanmar.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Thanks to my excellent tour guide Moe Moe, I had a wonderfully fulfilling day exploring Mandalay and area. Moe Moe and her driver picked me up on time and reviewed the day’s itinerary. Moe Moe is completely fluent in English and is an informative and knowledgeable host. We visited all the sights according to plan, shared a delicious lunch, and enjoyed a beautiful sunset at U Bein Bridge. Moe Moe clearly has a good eye for photography because she kindly suggested and took excellent photos of me in the beautiful surroundings with my camera. This tour is a great way to capture some of the history of this lovely area of Myanmar. I would definitely recommend. …
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Had a great day travelling on the circle train with our guide Myo. Such an interesting experience seeing life on the train as it worked it's way around the city. The Fresh fruits market was the highlight of the trip. Would definitely recommend.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We started the tour by viewing the rich architectural buildings and cathedral, which was a great way to experience the colonial heritage in Myanmar. The circular train was an interesting way to see a different perspective of local Myanmar life. Passengers ranged from regular commuters to people returning from the market, preparing their freshly bought produce for resale. Our guide Peter was very knowledgeable and gave insights to the Myanmar way of life. He showed us the fruit and veg market and described the way locals prepared food. We also joined the evening tour, which visited the pier, another fruit market, electronics market, and finished at Chinatown with some barbecue food. It was a fun day with great company.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This was a viewing recommended to us and one we were interested in but could not expected what we experienced ! We finally got on the train with the guidance of our driver and sat under of fan in a rear carriage! What an experience we had from the guard with the automatic rifle to the Buddhist preacher a minute did not go past without a change of scenery around the city and a change of personnel wandering the cabin as we were offered food and gadgets ! This was seeing the life of the city in microcosm! Work is being done so the total trip of three hours is not available but our one hour plus trip endured that we experienced C21st Yangon;the Rangoon of George Orwell and the happy and welcoming nature of the Burmese community! Tragedy they have lived so long under dictatorial military rule but the essential tolerant and Buddhist nature of the society is seen on this train trip I believe!…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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