Myanmar Cultural Holidays
Myanmar cultural holiday ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Intro to Myanmar - Mandalay, Bagan, Inle Lake and Yangon
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11 days, from £2335 to £3305
A Family Adventure in Myanmar
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16 days, from £2765 to £4410
Highlights of Myanmar - Mandalay to Inle Lake
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14 days, from £3540 to £4910
Ply the Waters of Myanmar's Irrawaddy River and Inle Lake
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14 days, from £4100 to £5625
Cruising The Chindwin River
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18 days, from £5675 to £9060
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Best time to visit Myanmar
New places require new learning, something Myanmar cultural holidays offer in abundance. Satisfy your cultural travel appetite in this Southeast Asian hub, with its long-preserved traditions, breath-taking landscapes and more temples (all well worth exploring) than you can imagine. For an authentic insight into the country’s culture, we can arrange for you to meet artisan craftsmen and set off on fascinating tours with local guides who can lift the lid on this fascinating destination which has remained relatively untouched by the modernity of its neighbouring countries. It’s this sense of modesty and soul that’s apparent from the offset. It’s in the twisting bustling streets, fragrant food stalls selling sizzling treats and age-old walls of the tranquil Buddhist temples hidden in the Myanmar highlands and hillsides. Wine enthusiasts and foodies can rejoice too; tour one of the country’s many vineyards and end a busy day of exploring with a hearty meal. As if that wasn’t alluring enough, you can also expect consistently warm temperatures, lush green vegetation and colourful floating markets. What’s not to like?