Population
Around 54.78 million
Mingalarpar
from Myanmar
Embark on a mystical journey through Myanmar with ASIA DMC, your gateway to the Golden Land. Our destination guide reveals Myanmar’s hidden gems, from the sacred Shwedagon Pagoda to the tranquil Inle Lake. Tailor your exploration with our insider knowledge, delving into a land steeped in tradition and scenic beauty. Connect with captivating cultures, timeless landscapes, and the genuine hospitality of the Burmese people.
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Visa Policy
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Time zone
UTC/GMT+6:30
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Currency
Kyat Myanmar (MMK)
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Language
Burmese
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Religion
Around 90% Buddhism
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Yangon
Cool Season (November-February)
Avg. Temp: 27-33°C. Warm, Sunny. (Wet season May-Oct)
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Bagan
Dry Season (November-February)
Avg. Temp: 23-32°C. Warm, Less rain. (Hotter in Mar-May)
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Mandalay
Dry Season (November-February)
Avg. Temp: 22-32°C. Warm, Less rain. (Hotter in Mar-May)
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- eVisa Program: Myanmar has implemented an eVisa system, allowing travellers from eligible countries to apply online for a tourist or business visa before arrival. This system streamlines the application process and typically provides a quicker response, often within a few days.
- Visa on Arrival: For certain nationalities, Myanmar offers the option of obtaining a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at designated entry points. However, this facility might be limited and is subject to change, so it is advisable to check the latest information before travelling.
- Visa Exemptions: Some neighbouring Southeast Asian countries’ citizens can enter Myanmar without a visa for short visits, typically for 14 to 30 days. This visa-free access is aimed at promoting tourism and business within the region.
Enchanting Myanmar
Myanmar, known as the Golden Land, is a treasure trove of cultural and natural wonders. With its countless pagodas, temples, stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, pristine beaches, and 135 ethnic groups, each with unique customs and traditions, Myanmar is undoubtedly one of Asia's most captivating and exotic destinations.
Yangon
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Bagan
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Mandalay
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Myanmar Sample Itineraries
<p>Get ready on a journey across Southeast Asia with our country-specific itineraries designed to captivate and inspire your clients. Let these travel blueprints guide your offerings.</p>
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Trace insight into Myanmar's history, vibrant culture, and golden spiritual beauty from Mandalay to Bagan while sailing along the Ayeyarwady River currents. A chance for you to discover the beating heart of this golden land on one of the most luxurious cruises in Myanmar, The Heritage Line's Anawrahta.
APPROXIMATELY 5 DAYS
Dazzle in the magnificent vistas of mountains and terraced rice fields above the Nam Lang River at Malikha Lodge before escaping to Putao, a hidden Himalayan haven reachable only by air. Partake in the captivating day trip to explore the charming of Putao: Yegyawdi Village and Nam Lang River Elephant Trek, Malikha River Rafting and Cruise, Cultural and Traditional Village Visits, etc.
APPROXIMATELY 2 DAYS
Soar with the dawn over Bagan temples, as 1,000-year-old pagodas and the Ayeyarwaddy River unfold beneath your eyes. Experience the magic of ancient history in a gentle balloon flight, floating over this timeless landscape in serene beauty. Enjoy panoramic views and the peaceful morning atmosphere.
APPROXIMATELY 1 DAY
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the key advantages of offering Myanmar tours to clients?
Myanmar offers a unique and authentic travel experience, with its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and warm hospitality. By offering Myanmar tours, you can provide your clients with the opportunity to explore ancient temples, interact with diverse ethnic communities, and immerse themselves in a fascinating culture that has been relatively untouched by mass tourism. Myanmar's off-the-beaten-path destinations and unique attractions set it apart from other Southeast Asian countries, making it an enticing option for travelers seeking a truly memorable journey. -
What are the transportation options for getting around Myanmar?
Myanmar offers a variety of transportation options to suit different travel styles and budgets. Domestic flights are a convenient way to cover longer distances between major cities and tourist destinations. For a more immersive experience, travelers can opt for a scenic train journey or a leisurely boat ride along the Irrawaddy River. Private car and driver services are also available for those who prefer a more flexible and personalized mode of transportation. In cities and towns, taxis and tuk-tuks are readily available for short trips. -
What types of accommodations are available in Myanmar for groups and MICE events?
Myanmar offers a range of accommodation options to cater to the needs of groups and MICE events. In major cities like Yangon and Mandalay, there are several international-standard hotels with modern facilities, spacious meeting rooms, and professional event services. For a more unique and immersive experience, groups can opt for boutique hotels or eco-lodges in destinations like Inle Lake or Ngapali Beach. These properties often feature traditional Burmese architecture and offer a tranquil setting for team-building activities and retreats. -
How does ASIA DMC support sustainable tourism practices in Myanmar?
ASIA DMC is committed to promoting sustainable tourism practices in Myanmar. We work closely with local communities to develop responsible tourism initiatives that benefit both the environment and the local economy. This includes supporting community-based tourism projects, promoting the use of eco-friendly products and services, and encouraging our clients to adopt responsible travel behaviors. We also strive to minimize our environmental impact by reducing waste, conserving energy and water, and supporting conservation efforts in the destinations we visit.
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What types of tours are best suited for Myanmar?
Myanmar is an ideal destination for cultural and historical tours, with its wealth of ancient temples, pagodas, and monasteries. Itineraries that focus on exploring the country's rich religious and cultural heritage, such as visits to the iconic Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon or the ancient city of Bagan, are particularly popular. Additionally, Myanmar's diverse natural landscapes lend themselves well to adventure and eco-tourism, with opportunities for trekking, hiking, and wildlife spotting in areas like Inle Lake and the Shan Hills. -
What are some of the local festivals and events that travellers might enjoy experiencing in Myanmar?
Myanmar is known for its vibrant festivals and events that showcase the country's rich cultural traditions. One of the most popular is the Thingyan Water Festival, a multi-day celebration marking the Burmese New Year in April. Travelers can also witness the enchanting Taunggyi Hot Air Balloon Festival in November, where thousands of colorful, candlelit balloons are released into the night sky. Other notable events include the Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Festival on Inle Lake in October and the Ananda Temple Festival in Bagan in January. -
How do ASIA DMC ensure the safety and well-being of travelers during their stay in Myanmar?
At ASIA DMC, the safety and well-being of our travelers is our top priority. We closely monitor the latest health and security developments in Myanmar and provide our clients with up-to-date information and guidance. Our experienced local guides are trained in first aid and emergency response, and we have established partnerships with reputable healthcare providers in case of any medical needs. We also carefully select our transportation providers and accommodations to ensure they meet our strict safety and hygiene standards. -
What are some options for travellers with dietary restrictions in Myanmar?
Myanmar offers a variety of delicious and healthy food options that can cater to different dietary restrictions. Many traditional Burmese dishes are naturally vegetarian or vegan-friendly, such as the popular Shan noodle soup or the Burmese tea leaf salad. For those with gluten sensitivities, rice-based dishes like coconut rice or rice noodles are widely available. In major cities and tourist destinations, there are also a growing number of international restaurants and cafes that offer specialized menus for various dietary needs. Our knowledgeable local guides can also provide recommendations and assist with communicating any specific requirements to restaurants and accommodations.
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