Feature tours are the best thoughts for your travel experience in Myanmar. The tours extend the sustainability of local destinations throughout the journey.
Our Small Private Group tours are designed for safety measure and escape
the crowd to see the highlights of Myanmar with enough downtime to relax,
reflect, and soak up the atmosphere.
Multi-day tours are organized into the depths of Myanmar and to see captivating nature, culture, local experiences, and traditions of the people.
ONE DAY TOURS are conducted by the tour guide to explore more about culture, history, community, and local lives for a full-day excursion in Mandalay and around privately.
In the vicinity of many stupas and temples somewhere on the terrace or plinth, we can find very strange figures of creatures. They usually stand at the corners with two bodies joined at the shoulders; one body on each side with human head and neck resting on a human shoulder joining the two lion bodies […]
Myanmar’s ubiquitous nagar is associated with our Teravada Buddhism. It is not a Chinese Dragon adopted by Myanmar people. We have no nagar dance in our tradition. We do not use it as an entertainment. We do not trivialize it. It is not even a votive nagar. In our Teravada Buddhism we have ten
Millenniums ago our ancestor’s life was hard. They had to struggle for their daily needs, while they dreamed about cornucopia. They had to think about constant danger from natural disasters like earthquakes, storms, floods while hoping for deliverance. Threat from carnivores like tigers, lions, on land, and sharks, crocodiles in water also forced our ancestors
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Lion is a symbol of courage and valour. It has served as a basis for making metaphors. As early as Emperor Asoka’s times’ lion has become a symbol of ferocity. On top of the Asoka Stone Pillar, there are four lions. Many Buddhist and Hindu temples, pagodas and other religious structures have fierce-looking lions to
One legend says kein in San-skrit means “what kind?” Nari, nara means female and male respectively. Kein-nari? is the incredulous question “What kind of female is this?” From that improbable beginning, these mythical creatures got their names. Anyone seeing them will ask the same question today. According to archaeologists Kein-nari, Kein-nara figures in bas-relief were
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Myanmar is a secret tucked away in the heart of Southeast Asia with its wonders waiting for travelers to take notice. If you are more interested in visiting a serene and scenic destination in a commercial tourist hub, then Myanmar is your answer. As people around the world regain their confidence to travel in both
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As countries around the world gradually ease travel and living restrictions, Myanmar has unveiled details of a three-stage ‘Strategic Roadmap for Tourism Recovery’. The first stage, the Survival phase, involves relaxing taxes, license fees will be reduced, rental fees will be postponed and loans will be provided for hotels and tourism businesses. There will be
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The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism has announced a COVID-19 Tourism Relief Plan to help troubled tourism operators navigate the aftermath of the pandemic. The plan will be implemented by the ministry in three phases from April 2020 to January 2021, and aims to help rebuild Myanmar’s tourism industry. No budget or details have been
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