Shrouded in mystery, Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is often referred to as the Golden Land. Due to being cut off to the rest of the world for so many years Myanmar has retained all of its culture, spirituality and old world charm.
A visit to Myanmar really is like turning back the clock. Phone and internet lines are erratic so instead you connect with a culture that emphasises spirituality, reveres monks and holy men, and where magnificent temples are just part of the everyday scenery.
In Yangon you can stroll along the tree-shaded boulevards and around the Royal Lake marvelling at golden stupas and glittering pagodas.
In Mandalay you can offer alms and food to the monks and
Shrouded in mystery, Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is often referred to as the Golden Land. Due to being cut off to the rest of the world for so many years Myanmar has retained all of its culture, spirituality and old world charm.
A visit to Myanmar really is like turning back the clock. Phone and internet lines are erratic so instead you connect with a culture that emphasises spirituality, reveres monks and holy men, and where magnificent temples are just part of the everyday scenery.
In Yangon you can stroll along the tree-shaded boulevards and around the Royal Lake marvelling at golden stupas and glittering pagodas.
In Mandalay you can offer alms and food to the monks and novices from the Mahagandayon Monastery before visiting the hundreds of stupas on Sagaing Hill.
Journey up to colonial hill stations set among the rolling pine-clad hills. Drift along the river, enjoying the atmosphere of river life and observe villages on stilts on the edge of a lake surrounded by high hills. Understand the power of a Buddhist relic at Kyaikhtiyo, also known as Golden Rock, where a huge rock perches precariously on the edge of a hill.
Eastravel offers a selection of holiday itineraries to experience a country that will stimulate your senses and fuel your emotions. All our holidays are fully flexible and can be adapted in any way to suit your specific requirements.
The very best of Burmese days from is an exhilarating journey through Irrawaddy villages, cruise on the Mekong, visit Mandalay and Inle Lake and witness sunset over Buddhist pagodas.. Immerse yourselves in culture and spend time with a local family. Available from 15 Oct 2014 to 30 Apr 2015 this 14 day holiday costs from £2,362 inc flights.
A heady mix of colonial-era buildings and crumbling Burmese architecture dispersed with bustling street markets and tea shops. Cruise the Myeik Archipelago by yacht from Kawthaung. Continue to Ranong and journey south to Elephant Hills Khao Sok to learn about the Asian elephant first hand while caring for these magnificent animals.
A luxurious all-suite cruise on the great rivers of Myanmar: on the majestic Irrawaddy from Bagan to Mandalay visiting temples, pagodas, palaces and monasteries along the way, while journeys on its great tributary, the Chindwin, will take you to places visitors rarely see – through the jungles of the north, forgotten villages and ancient towns .
Enjoy a romantic honeymoon in Myanmar. Stay in luxury hotels offering indulgent spa treatments, go on exclusive excursions and experience the rich culture and natural wonders of this beguiling country.
Find yourself drawn in by the allure of one of Asia's most mysterious countries on this journey into Myanmar. You'll explore the marvels of Myanmar's history and local culture as you're transported to glittering pagodas, enigmatic ruins, and handicraft workshops on your Myanmar Tour.
