Duration
13 days / 12 nights
Price Per Person
Interests
Destinations

A journey in itself, the Buddhist religion has fascinated religious and nonreligious minds for decades. Buddhism in the Myanmar region (formerly Burma) is said to date as far back as the earliest centuries of the Common Era. In present day, the sacred sites throughout the country inspire amazement in any traveler lucky enough to visit them. Experience the heart of both Buddhism and Myanmar’s enriching heritage on this 12-day expedition across the country, whether you are witnessing a breathtaking sunset at the golden Shwedagon Pagoda, marveling over the carvings decorating the walls of the Kawgun Cave, or discovering enlightened Buddhist meditation practices at the Pha Auk Forest Monastery.

This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.

Highlights

  • Balloon over Bagan: Take a hot-air balloon over the most famous cultural site in Myanmar: the ancient city of Bagan. Built over more than 38 square miles next to the Irrawaddy River, this massive 9th-century complex is best seen from the air.
  • Tooth Shrine: Visit Andaw Thein at the 16th-century Shaitthaung Temple built by King Thazata, said to contain a tooth relic of the Buddha from Sri Lanka.
  • Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda: At Bayathokehti Sarthintike Monastery have lunch with monks before going to admire a 65-meter-long reclining Buddha.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

Yangon

Upon arrival in Yangon, take the rest of the day to refresh. If you like, spend the evening exploring downtown Yangon’s dynamic streets, Myanmar’s most adventurous metropolis, for a whirlwind introduction to the country. We recommend taking a street food tour to really get acquainted with Burmese food and the locals. 

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Set in a historic 1920s colonial mansion in the sought-after Embassy Quarter of Yangon

Pool: Large fan-shaped swimming pool framed by lush tropical gardens and a lotus pond

Decor: Rooms and suites are adorned with traditional Burmese teak furniture and hand-woven Southeast Asian fabrics

Bathrooms: En-suite bathrooms have large sunken bathtubs and indulgent toiletries

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Governor's Residence Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

A Cultural Stronghold: With its stately, British-inspired architecture, glittering Buddhist pagodas, colorful markets, parks, lakes, and long riverfront, Yangon is a vibrant cityscape that’s ripe for exploration. Rosewood Yangon is an ideal starting point for those looking to tour the nearby markets, art galleries, bars, restaurants and historic sites.

Wellness at Your Fingertips: Sense: the Rosewood Spa, is second-to-none in the city of Yangon when it comes to its menu of massages paired with natural ingredients and several locally-inspired healing treatments. A private hair salon is also on site.

A Refined Sense of Aesthetics: Living spaces and facilities at Rosewood Yangon are well-appointed with touches like lavish furnishings, hardwood floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Stimulating contemporary art pieces adorn the walls alongside tasteful glass shelving units.

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Rosewood Yangon Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Strand is located on the Yangon River in the heart of the shopping and diplomatic district of the city

History: Built in 1901, The Strand is Myanmar's most famous hotel, patronized by prominent 20th century figures.

Service: Butlers work 24/7 to ensure guests have everything they need.

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The Strand Preferred Hotel

Day 2

Mrauk U

In the morning, embark on a one-hour flight to Sittwe. From there, a scenic boat ride organized by the Mrauk U Princess Resort will ferry you upriver to its picturesque hotel location, nestled within mangroves and serene lotus ponds. In the afternoon, visit the vaulted stone passageways of the Koe Thaung temple, a Mrauk U favorite. Literally translated to “shrines of the 90,000 images of Buddha”, this temple provides a reverent experience for the religious and nonreligious alike.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: This peaceful property is nestled amid rice paddies against a backdrop of mountain ranges.

History: The village-style guest rooms reflect the heritage and culture of the Rakhine people.

Service: Traditional Myanmar hospitality coupled with five-star amenities provide a superior travel experience.

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Mrauk Oo Princess Preferred Hotel
Mrauk U
Mrauk U

Day 3

Mrauk U

Begin your first full day in Mrauk U with an early start at the Shittaung Temple, or “Temple of Victory”, built in 1535. Known for the bell-shaped stupas that define it, this temple houses hundreds of different Buddha images and fascinating obelisks. Afterwards, expeditions to the the Andaw Thein Pagoda - meaning “Tooth Shrine” - situated just behind Shittaung, and the Laymetnha Pagoda will follow. If time permits, tours of the City Palace Ruins and Archaeology Museum will also be undertaken.

Day 4

Mrauk U

Today you will visit the Lay Thu Chin tribe, known for their spiderweb face tattoos. Transfer by car to the pier, followed by a three hour boat trip upstream to the tribe. Meet the ladies and learn more about their rural lifestyles. Then, take the boat downstream to visit a couple more villages, Cheak Chaung village and Sin Ke village. 

Day 5

Yangon

Take the resort boat back downriver to Sittwe, where you will return to Yangon via the one-hour flight. In the afternoon, enjoy spectacular views from the Shwe Phone Pwint Pagoda, where you can engage in a fun bout of fortune telling before heading over to the gilded, golden stupa of Shwedagon Pagoda - one of Myanmar’s most sacred Buddhist sites - just in time to witness a sweeping sunset.  

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Set in a historic 1920s colonial mansion in the sought-after Embassy Quarter of Yangon

Pool: Large fan-shaped swimming pool framed by lush tropical gardens and a lotus pond

Decor: Rooms and suites are adorned with traditional Burmese teak furniture and hand-woven Southeast Asian fabrics

Bathrooms: En-suite bathrooms have large sunken bathtubs and indulgent toiletries

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Governor's Residence Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Strand is located on the Yangon River in the heart of the shopping and diplomatic district of the city

History: Built in 1901, The Strand is Myanmar's most famous hotel, patronized by prominent 20th century figures.

Service: Butlers work 24/7 to ensure guests have everything they need.

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The Strand Preferred Hotel
Yangon
Yangon

Day 6

Yangon

Start the day with a stroll through the 2000+ shops of the vast Bogyoke Aung San Market - where you will find all the souvenirs you will ever need - before visiting a local nunnery for a fresh glimpse into another aspect of Myanmar’s religious culture. Lunch will be enjoyed with the monks at the Bayathokehti Sarthintike Monastery, after which you’ll have the opportunity to experience the downtown Botataung Pagoda and admire the 65-metre-long reclining Buddha the Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda is famous for.

Day 7

Mawlamyine

Settle in for a comfortable, five-and-a-half hour drive to Mawlamyine. Along the way, towards Bago, you’ll experience a blessing ritual at Shwe Nyaung Bin Nat Shrine, where roses and thapye are tied to the car’s grill, after which thanaka-scented water is sprinkled onto the hood three times. Later you can enjoy the sight of another expansive reclining Buddha at Shwe Thar Laung, discover more Buddhist monuments at Maha Kalyani Sima, marvel over the towering, 114-metre Shwemawdaw Paya, and gaze up at the four back-to-back Buddha images at Kyaik Pun Paya.

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Located on the banks of the Thanlwin River, The Strand is one of Mawlamyine's larger hotels. Within walking distance to the town’s central market, the basic hotel has a total of 64 rooms and suites with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, satellite TV, hot and cold showers and WiFi.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Mawlamyine
Mawlamyine

Day 8

Mawlamyine

Begin the day by exploring and learning the history of Colonial architecture, before continuing on to the Queen Sein Don Monastery, a Buddhist community that was once the residence of the beloved Queen Sein Don. Afterwards, you’ll visit Mawlamyine’s Mahamuni Pagoda - a replica of Manadalay’s - and then bask in the panoramic view of the city presented by the Kyaikthanlan Pagoda, before concluding the day at the Ahtet Lan Ma Zay Gyi Street wet market, where you may find it a challenge to identify the fascinating fruits, vegetables and flowers on display there.

Day 9

Mawlamyine

Commence your second full day in Mawlamyine with a visit to the town of Mudon. A trip to the picturesque Pha Auk Forest Monastery will follow, which is known for its meditative Buddhist traditions of tranquility and insight. Afterwards, at the Win Sein Taw Ya, you’ll stand in awe of the Giant Buddha of Mudon - the largest reclining Buddha in the world. Round off the day with a full immersion into Mon culture and heritage at the Mon Museum.

Day 10

Yangon

A return road trip from Mawlamyine to Yangon via Hpa-an will include stops at the village of Kaw Nhat for a glimpse of the monastery there, as well as a highly anticipated visit to the mesmerizing Kyauk Kalat Pagoda - a limestone pinnacle surrounded by lake and paddy fields. In addition, enjoy a tour of the Kawgun Cave - the tiny clay buddhas and carvings covering its walls are a celebration of seventh-century art - before a stop at the pilgrimage site of Kyaiktiyo Pagoda, which is characterized by its perch atop a granite boulder.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Set in a historic 1920s colonial mansion in the sought-after Embassy Quarter of Yangon

Pool: Large fan-shaped swimming pool framed by lush tropical gardens and a lotus pond

Decor: Rooms and suites are adorned with traditional Burmese teak furniture and hand-woven Southeast Asian fabrics

Bathrooms: En-suite bathrooms have large sunken bathtubs and indulgent toiletries

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Governor's Residence Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Strand is located on the Yangon River in the heart of the shopping and diplomatic district of the city

History: Built in 1901, The Strand is Myanmar's most famous hotel, patronized by prominent 20th century figures.

Service: Butlers work 24/7 to ensure guests have everything they need.

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The Strand Preferred Hotel
Yangon
Yangon

Day 11

Bagan

Following an 80-minute flight to Bagan in the morning, discover the Manuha Temple before exploring the Ananda Temple, Bagan’s best known and widely considered most beautiful temple, and learn the intriguing history and legends surrounding the Nanpaya Temple afterwards. Finish the day with a spectacular sunset at the gold-plated Shwezigon Pagoda, one of Bagan’s oldest landmarks.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Quality: Anavila Bagan is the first five-star resort option in Bagan and a superlative accommodation option in the region, offering stylish and luxurious villa stays, as well as five-star service.

Green Values: The property was built with minimal environmental impact in mind and not a single tree was felled during its construction.

Exclusivity & Privacy: Comprised of just seven villas, the Anavila Bagan is a petite hotel that provides tranquility and refuge for guests looking for a truly private moment to enjoy those sweeping temple-strewn views.

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Anavila Bagan Preferred Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Aureum Palace Hotel is situated in one of Myanmar’s most ancient kingdoms, abundant with old pagodas and crumbling ruins.

Setting: The resort is reminiscent of an ancient oriental settlement with traditional Burmese architecture inspired buildings on 27 acres of beautifully landscaped tropical gardens.

Spa: The hotel’s in-house spa provides a peaceful oasis with treatments ranging from traditional Myanmar and Thai massages to herbal oil massages and foot reflexology.

Food: The hotel boasts Burmese, Shan, Thai and other exotic regional cuisines.

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Aureum Palace Hotel Preferred Hotel

Day 12

Bagan

Start your last full day in Myanmar with a much-coveted, and truly unparalleled, early morning hot air balloon ride. Follow up this adventure with a visit to the local Nyaung-U Market, before continuing to the Shwesandaw Temple. Next, visit the Sulamani Temple, which boasts of beautiful terraces designed pyramid effect-style. Afterwards you’ll explore the Indian-influenced Gubyaukgyi cave temple, and local villages of Phwar Saw and Myinkaba. In the evening, savor a private temple dinner.

Day 13

Departure

Loaded with souvenirs and rejuvenated by the blessings offered by this immersion into the serene Buddhist lifestyle, depart back to Yangon or Mandalay as needed, to head home or continue your journey through Asia.

Suggested Hotels For Day 1

Governor's Residence
Preferred Hotel

Governor's Residence

Located in a lotus garden not far from the Shwedagon Pagoda is The Governor's Residence. Once a governor's mansion, it has since been converted in to a 49-room hotel, a 30-minute drive from Yangon airport (RGN). Located in the hotel are two restaurants; the Mandalay Restaurant serves Asian and European cuisine and the Mindon Lounge is a comfortable spot to sit indoors overlooking the garden, or outdoors, and enjoy a refreshment. While there is a swimming pool and massage treatments are offered, there is no spa. The Governor’s Residence has a fitness center and WiFi is available anywhere on hotel grounds, in addition to having a business center for Internet and email access.

Rosewood Yangon
Preferred Hotel

Rosewood Yangon

The Rosewood Yangon's historic building on Stand Lane was originally built in 1927 as the New Law Courts, and in partnership with the Yangon Heritage Trust, it has been carefully restored it from the inside out to preserve its Burmese spirit and the grandeur of its past. The property offers 209 spacious rooms and suites with classic décor and high ceilings. There are five distinct dining venues including a residential-style tea lounge and patisserie, a modern Chinese restaurant, a convivial bistro, an intimate bar and cigar lounge, plus a panoramic rooftop bar boasting sweeping views of the city and the Yangon River.  Accommodations at Rosewood Yangon include a variety of room and suite types, all of which are elegantly appointed and feature touches like Juliet balconies, sun terraces, french doors, garden spaces, and more. Recreational options include Sense: A Rosewood Spa, a rooftop infinity pool and a fitness studio.  Meeting and function facilities include a ballroom, bridal suite, function salon, three meeting rooms and an outdoor deck.

The Strand
Preferred Hotel

The Strand

This elegant 32-room colonial palace, built at the height of the British rule in Burma, is reminiscent of the romantic era of Graham Greene and W. Somerset Maugham. It remains an oasis of tranquility in an ever-changing and bustling Rangoon. The Strand was previously part of the Aman group, and is still of Aman caliber in its splendid suites, delicious food and superb service. It is now a part of the GHM Group, which is an Aman affiliate. The hotel offers two dining options, The Strand Café, which features Burmese cuisine, and The Strand Grill, which is said to be one of Yangon’s finest dining venues. A business center is available for Internet and email access with professional secretarial services. The hotel has The Strand Boutique for shopping and The Strand Spa Suite for spa treatments. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Yangon International Airport (RGN).

Suggested Hotel For Days 2–4

Mrauk Oo Princess
Preferred Hotel

Mrauk Oo Princess

This hotel has previously been described as one of Burma’s best kept secrets. The Mrauk Oo Princess superbly balances luxury and unpretentiousness. Situated on the banks of Mrauk Oo River, the hotel is surrounded by magnificent views of the blue mountain ranges, green rice fields and large pools punctuated with pink lotuses. The structural inspiration for the property was taken from the traditions and culture of the local Rakhine people. The hotel is laid out in the style of a traditional Rakhine village; each house boasts an eye-catching thatched, monastery-style, 7-tier roof. From the well-appointed spacious rooms, guest can look out from their own veranda to romantic views of the rice paddies, ponds and river. Rooms are furnished with traditional Burmese furnishings made from rich teak and other woods. The large bathrooms have his and her’s sinks and a separate bath and shower. The restaurant serves traditional Rakhine, European and vegetarian cuisine, and private candle light dinners are also available on request. The hotel has a delightful bar with an extensive wine list and signature cocktails. Those wishing to relax and indulge may head to the spa, which offers a range of treatments, using local aromatic and healing herbs. The hotel also offers guest the chance to try something different with their wood or stone carving lessons with local artisans.

Suggested Hotels For Days 5–6

Governor's Residence
Preferred Hotel

Governor's Residence

Located in a lotus garden not far from the Shwedagon Pagoda is The Governor's Residence. Once a governor's mansion, it has since been converted in to a 49-room hotel, a 30-minute drive from Yangon airport (RGN). Located in the hotel are two restaurants; the Mandalay Restaurant serves Asian and European cuisine and the Mindon Lounge is a comfortable spot to sit indoors overlooking the garden, or outdoors, and enjoy a refreshment. While there is a swimming pool and massage treatments are offered, there is no spa. The Governor’s Residence has a fitness center and WiFi is available anywhere on hotel grounds, in addition to having a business center for Internet and email access.

The Strand
Preferred Hotel

The Strand

This elegant 32-room colonial palace, built at the height of the British rule in Burma, is reminiscent of the romantic era of Graham Greene and W. Somerset Maugham. It remains an oasis of tranquility in an ever-changing and bustling Rangoon. The Strand was previously part of the Aman group, and is still of Aman caliber in its splendid suites, delicious food and superb service. It is now a part of the GHM Group, which is an Aman affiliate. The hotel offers two dining options, The Strand Café, which features Burmese cuisine, and The Strand Grill, which is said to be one of Yangon’s finest dining venues. A business center is available for Internet and email access with professional secretarial services. The hotel has The Strand Boutique for shopping and The Strand Spa Suite for spa treatments. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Yangon International Airport (RGN).

Suggested Hotel For Days 7–9

The Strand Hotel

The Strand Hotel

Located on the banks of the Thanlwin River, The Strand is one of Mawlamyine's larger hotels. Within walking distance to the town’s central market, the basic hotel has a total of 64 rooms and suites with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, satellite TV, hot and cold showers and WiFi. The large rooms are classically decorated and have pleasant views of the river and town. There is an onsite restaurant serving local and international cuisine.

Suggested Hotels For Day 10

Governor's Residence
Preferred Hotel

Governor's Residence

Located in a lotus garden not far from the Shwedagon Pagoda is The Governor's Residence. Once a governor's mansion, it has since been converted in to a 49-room hotel, a 30-minute drive from Yangon airport (RGN). Located in the hotel are two restaurants; the Mandalay Restaurant serves Asian and European cuisine and the Mindon Lounge is a comfortable spot to sit indoors overlooking the garden, or outdoors, and enjoy a refreshment. While there is a swimming pool and massage treatments are offered, there is no spa. The Governor’s Residence has a fitness center and WiFi is available anywhere on hotel grounds, in addition to having a business center for Internet and email access.

The Strand
Preferred Hotel

The Strand

This elegant 32-room colonial palace, built at the height of the British rule in Burma, is reminiscent of the romantic era of Graham Greene and W. Somerset Maugham. It remains an oasis of tranquility in an ever-changing and bustling Rangoon. The Strand was previously part of the Aman group, and is still of Aman caliber in its splendid suites, delicious food and superb service. It is now a part of the GHM Group, which is an Aman affiliate. The hotel offers two dining options, The Strand Café, which features Burmese cuisine, and The Strand Grill, which is said to be one of Yangon’s finest dining venues. A business center is available for Internet and email access with professional secretarial services. The hotel has The Strand Boutique for shopping and The Strand Spa Suite for spa treatments. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Yangon International Airport (RGN).

Suggested Hotels For Days 11–12

Anavila Bagan
Preferred Hotel

Anavila Bagan

Anavila Bagan is a five-star property comprised of seven exclusive villas, designed to reflect Bagan's UNESCO-accredited heritage. Each of the riverside villas and residences are unique in interior and space, with chosen decor showcasing Burmese and wider Asian cultures, and antique pieces set against a contemporary aesthetic. All accommodations include panoramic windows as well as a private veranda and/or roof terrace, which look out over the treetops to the temples and river nearby. Hotel facilities include an outdoor infinity-style saltwater swimming pool with a bar, The Clubhouse restaurant and a traditional Burmese teak house, where guests can see local craftspeople at work and learn about Burmese cooking.
Aureum Palace Hotel
Preferred Hotel

Aureum Palace Hotel

Set back in 27 acres of lush, tropical gardens, The Aureum Palace Hotel is a tranquil retreat in the heart of Bagan. Spacious villas lace the resort’s expansive gardens and are lavishly appointed with hand-crafted teak furnishings, antiques and local artifacts. Dining options are extensive. For traditional Myanmar and Thai cuisine, visit The Shan, or for Italian cuisine and wines, dine at Casa D’Enzo. Casual cocktails and lighter fare are available at the resort’s many outdoor patios and cafes and poolside dining is available throughout the day. The Spa at the Aureum Palace offers aromatherapy treatments and massage by appointment. There is a swimming pool and fitness center, as well as a business center for Internet access.

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