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Traveling to Myanmar delivers tourists countless charming places of interest with Buddhist temples, wonderful natural landmarks and pristine beaches. For that reason, you should not miss these attractions as your essential travel guide

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Stepping out from a different period of the nation’s history into a new era of hope and optimism, Myanmar (Burma) is unlike any land you know about. Over centuries, Myanmar holds its own charm to delight and allure even the most jaded of travelers. With magnificent pagodas, sacred sites, ancient towns, Buddhist monasteries scatter around the extraordinary land and exceptionally traditional practices from 135 ethnic groups, make ready to explore the new world of wonderful spectacles. Be overwhelmed by winking wonders, be charmed by the gentle locals, and be satisfied with our outstanding services. Incredible experiences like that are the core of our exclusive tailor-made Myanmar tours for Indian travelers.

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Explore some of the most fantastic natural landmarks of the world including green mountains, wildlife sanctuaries & natural lakes teeming with endemic species.

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Attend colorful festivals, see beautiful traditional attires & enlivened by the distinctive cultures and traditions that mark the life of the Myanmarese.

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Be dazzled by Bagan’s incredible stupas, experience the spiritual and the supernatural in temples, pagodas & monasteries across the golden land.

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Visit the cultural birthplace of plentiful, delightful examples of arts & crafts. Admire the clever artisans who create the world's finest and most precious fabric from lotus.

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Myanmar Tour Packages from Kolkata

Direct flight Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport to Yangon International Airport

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No direct flight from Bangalore to Myanmar

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Duration:7 nights/8 days,  day 1.

Arrive at the Yangon International airport, clear immigration, meet and greet with tour guide and   transfer to hotel,then the tour guide will escort you to the front desk for check-in formalities to get the room key. Drive to visit the busy area of CHINATOWN including a CHINESE TEMPLE. In the early evening, the pavement turns into a NIGHT MARKET selling all kinds of goods. Complete to your extended visit to one of the world’s most spectacular monuments, the SHWEDAGON PAGODA. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Yangon – Bagan

After breakfast transfer to Yangon airport to catch the domestic flight for Bagan. Upon arrival walk through the local NYAUNG U market. Then visit the most significant pagodas and temples of Bagan including Shwezigon Pagoda built by King Anawrahta in the early 11th century as a religious shrine, BU LEI THEE PAGODA, noted for its panoramic view of the area’s numerous monuments and ANANDA TEMPLE with its four magnificent standing Buddha images. In the afternoon you will learn about the manufacturing of Myanmar’s most treasured handicrafts and visit a lacquer ware craftsmen’s workshop in nearby MYINKABA village. Later continue to MANUHA TEMPLE, built in Mon style in 1059 and explore the NANBAYA TEMPLE, a unique sandstone monument which according to legends used to be palace site of King Manuha. Complete the day by watching sunset over the majestic Ayeyarwaddy River from a temple top. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Bagan – Mount Popa – Bagan

After breakfast drive to MOUNT POPA (1½ hr) an extinct volcano with spectacular views. Its shrine is dedicated to animist spirits known as "nats" and you will have time to climb the 777 steps to the shrine at the top of the peak. Drive back to Bagan. In the afternoon a colourfully decorated ox-cart will take you through some of the more off the beaten track temple sites. Experience the traditional way of travelling and transportation still commonly used by the rural people of Myanmar. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Bagan – Mandalay – Amarapura – Ava – Sagaing

After breakfast transfer to Bagan airport to catch the domestic flight for Mandalay. Upon arrival at Mandalay you go for excursion to AMARAPURA (15 km) to visit Mahagandayon Monastery where more than thousand monks live and study. If time permits you will have the opportunity to observe the monks having their last meal of the day in total silence. Continue to the 200-year-old U BEIN teak bridge built in 1782 during the era when Amarapura was the Royal capital. Already from the early days the city was known for silk and cotton weaving. Visit a traditional hand-woven silk workshop before proceeding to BAGAYA MONASTERY, a compound with a superb collection of Buddha statues. Afternoon embark for a short boat ride over a river and start exploring the former Royal Capital INWA (AVA) by horse cart. Visit NANMYINT WATCH TOWER, the remains of the ancient palace building also known as “the leaning tower of Ava“; MAHA AUNGMYE BONZAN MONASTERY, built of brick and stucco; BARGAYAR MONASTERY, famous for its impressive ornate woodcarvings and teak posts then continue to SAGAING HILLS, a retreat for Buddhist devotees for sunset. Dinner &overnight stay at hotel.

Mandalay – Mingun – Mandalay 

After breakfast drive to the previous capital of Myanmar and proceed for a boat trip on the Ayeyarwaddy River to Mingun about (11 km/1 hr) upriver from Mandalay. Visit one of the world’s largest bells, the 90 ton weighing Mingun Bell; Hsinbyume Paya and the unfinished Mingun Paya, which was meant to become the largest stupa in Myanmar constructed by King Bodaw Paya. Return to Mandalay. Upon arrival in Mandalay you will experience the sights and sounds of Mandalay. The SHWE INBIN MONASTERY; the GOLDEN PALACE MONASTERY, a superb example of a traditional wooden building and the KUTHODAW PAGODA the world’s largest book made of marble. Visit also one of the most revered religious monuments in Myanmar, the MAHAMUNI PAGODA. Mandalay is also a major arts and crafts center. Visit to Kalaga Tapestry Craftsmen’s shop before proceeding to Mandalay Hill for sunset viewing. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Mandalay – Heho – Inle Lake

After breakfast transfer to Mandalay airport to catch the domestic flight for Heho. Upon arrival at Heho drive to NYAUNG SHWE (32 km/1 hr) and transfer to your hotel by boat. A full day excursion by boat on the Inle Lake. See the famous Inntha leg rowers, floating gardens, local methods of fishing, village life and magnificent scenery. You will visit the PHAUNGDAW OO PAGODA, one of the most sacred shrines in Myanmar, dating back to the 18th century. Proceed to NGA PHE KYAUNG MONASTERY with an impressive collection of antique Buddha images; the weaving village of INPAWKHON and one of the local markets in the Inle Lake region (on market days only). Drive back to hotel. Dinner & overnight stay at hotel.

Inle Lake – Heho – Yangon

After breakfast transfer to airport to catch the domestic flight for Yangon. Upon arrival in Yangon visit SULE PAGODA dating back to over 2000 years ago. From there proceed to the magnificent reclining Buddha at CHAUK HTAT GYI. After a photo stop at the KARAWEIK HALL on Kandawgyi (Royal) Lake; walk through the BOGYOKE (SCOTT’S) MARKET (closed on Mondays and public holidays) with hundreds of food, clothes, handicrafts and gems stores. 

Yangon – Departure

After breakfast check out from hotel &  transfer to Yangon International Airport to catch your departure flight for home.

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The complex history of Myanmar on one hand, a demography influenced by neighbours such as India, China, Bangladesh, Laos and Thailand on the other, and you have a perfect recipe for a land steeped in culture, rich in ethnicity and endowed with sights that goes from breathtakingly natural to the intricately man-made. There are several Myanmar tour packages , but only a few that do justice to its unique topography and tradition which leans heavily on its ethnic values. Whether it is Yangon (formerly Rangoon), one of its largest cities you are exploring or smaller regions like Bagan or Sagaing, the one thing you will come across is the trishaw plying down the city streets aside from horse and bullock carriage in the more rural part of the country. Encounter a tea drinking culture that is a nod to its British colonial custom, experience the local fascination for chewing betel nut, but in everything you do in Myanmar, authenticity is guaranteed.

As you plan your Myanmar trip , ensure you round up some of these sites.

The former capital of Myanmar and also its largest city, Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon is the starting point of many a holiday in this country. It is home to Myanmar’s most evocative monument, the Shwedagon Pagoda aside from a scattering of colonial-era buildings, believed to be the largest concentration in the whole of South-east Asia. You have vestiges from the Mughal era as well as from British Burma when the British had taken over Yangon in the First Anglo-Burmese War between 1824 and 1826. A landmark of Yangon you simply cannot afford to miss on your Burmese holiday.

A cultural destination of sorts, Inle Lake is known for its old-world floating villages, shrines, handicraft workshops. Located in the Shan State, Inle Lake is a freshwater lake and also among the highest at an elevation of 2900 foot.

Bagan with its more than 3000 temples spread out over its plains are a sight to behold. With its newly-awarded World Heritage status, it is swinging in the league of most important things to do in Myanmar . You have here temples that go back all the way from the 11th to the 13th centuries and are still in use after their restoration, as Bagan is among the country’s significant places of pilgrimage. It has some truly incredible sunset-viewing points and its share of crowds. But to steer clear of it, you can take a bicycle ride to explore some of its temple ruins, or even better, get the most vivid perspective aboard a hot-air balloon, an extremely popular activity with tourists to this destination of Myanmar.

Myanmar’s second largest city, after Yangon, it lies on the eastern bank of the Irrawaddy River. Founded by King Mindon in 1857, it was Burma’s last royal capital before it was annexed by the British in 1885. It was in this period that the city grew both culturally and commercially despite the growing importance of Yangon in British Burma.

Make a day trip from Mandalay to this holy site for Myanmar Buddhists, Sagaing. An erstwhile royal capital for a brief four years, Sagaing promptly made a name for itself for its spiritual pursuits and for being the centre for Buddhist traditions. Backed by low-lying hills, several of whose peaks are crowned by white and golden stupas, Sagaing makes for a visual treat. You can also visit its cave monasteries such as the Tilawkaguru, home to a stunning lineup of cave paintings in the whole of Myanmar.

Around 300 kilometre southeast of Yangon, Mawlamyine is an important seaport and the largest city in the Mon State. Being an erstwhile capital of British Burma, this beautiful port city is studded with architectural pieces from the colonial era by way of colossal churches and buildings aside from an array of hilltop temples and a bustling harbour life. There are some gorgeous tropical islands surrounding this port city and caves and villages bringing forth the flavour of the Mon culture dominant here. In this part of Myanmar you will not be jostling for space with other tourists.

About 200 kilometre northeast of Mandalay, Hsipaw in Shan State of Myanmar is a colourful town teeming with historical and cultural relics. Not just that, the city is known for its scenery, its strenuous but rewarding treks, its elaborate countryside and a site called ‘Little Bagan’. Its location on a river further lends it its uniqueness, where boat rides and stopping by at various vantage points are a norm. Besides, the train journey from Mandalay to Hsipaw is believed to be one of the world’s most beautiful, and if you get a chance to take it, do not miss it. Head to Myauk Myo to browse brick stupas and monasteries, unmissable among them are the Bamboo Buddha Monastery and Madahya Monastery made of teak. Little wonder, the place has earned itself the nickname ‘Little Bagan’. Go hiking, soak up the force of the Nam Hu Nwe waterfall, climb Sunset Hill, there is so much to do in this Burmese town.

Nearly a 5-hour drive from Mandalay, Kalaw creates the perfect Himalayan ambience for upcountry treks and stay with the local folks who are as quirky as the land. As you set out on a hike through forests, trails and fields, you will cross villages such as Pa-O, Danu and Taung Yo. There are roads connecting Kalaw with Inle Lake.

A little lake in the shape of a heart, a quick motorbike ride away from the nearby town of Rihkhawdar, is of immense spiritual importance to the Mizo folk on both side of the Myanmar-Indo border. The setting is picturesque with its blue waters, emerald fields of paddy, forest-covered hills. The Rih Lake has several ancient traditions associated with it, as per Mizo lore, it is a gateway to heaven. But to the modern day travellers it is a quaint picnic destination, what with the waters ideal for a swim and shores for lounging under a bright sun and taking in the atmospherics. Weekends are especially busy here; come on a weekday if you wish to have the entire place to yourself.

About 91 kilometre east of Yangon lies the Bago region of Myanmar known for its reclining Shwethalyaung Buddha which was rediscovered in 1881 after the destruction of Bago in the 18th century. This breathtaking statue is 180 foot long and 53 foot high and was commissioned by the Mon king, Mgadeikpa from the 10th century. You get a sense of the sheer size of the structure from the length of Buddha’s little finger alone which is 10-foot long. Over the years some improvisations have been made to restore and beautify the superstructure. Look up the murals at the rear of the statue to see how the Mon king got around to building it. Find out why the statue of Avalokiteshvara, a Mahayana Buddhist, was installed near the head of the reclining Buddha. To the north of Shwethalyaung, don’t miss the Japanese war cemetery, Kyinigan Kyaung.

Located in the southern Chin State, this is Myanmar’s third highest peak at an elevation of 10,016 foot. A part of the Nat Ma Taung National Park, it is a gorgeous mountainside of rhododendron jungles that spring up with delightful red, white, pink and yellow blossom from October to February. You can scale up Mount Victoria’s twin summits and return in a matter of two to three hours, easily accessible from the town of Kanpetlet. Though there is a severe lack of public transport in this area and you would need an experienced guide to help you navigate the trails winding up the mountain. However, Mount Victoria becomes inaccessible in the monsoon months between May and October.

Translating into the ‘Shrine of the 80,000 images’, this pagoda was built by the Rakhine kings in 1535. An extremely complex shrine with a scattering of stupas of different sizes surrounding a central stupa. This central structure is two-tiered and has thick walls and windows, and has been restored, quite hastily, over the centuries. Adjacent to the southeastern stairway of the temple is the greatly researched Shittaung Pillar, a 10-foot structure of sandstone brought in by King Minbin. Keep about a few hours at leisure to study the various features of this temple complex, its intricate reliefs, the engraved stone slab, the cave hall and other intricate features that bring in as many tourists as historians to Mrauk U.

Best time to visit Myanmar

Choose the drier and cooler months between October and March to visit Myanmar. However, you should be wary of the fact that this is in fact the peak tourist season and hence heavy crowds at most temples and shrines. Avoid visiting all areas around central Myanmar such as Mandalay and Bagan between March and May since these are the peak summer months and the day temperatures soar over 40 degree Celsius, making it extremely uncomfortable and humid for sightseeing and exploration on foot. The night temperature in the hilly areas and the highlands can be low, making the evenings relatively chilly. Pack accordingly depending on where you are travelling. The monsoon season between May and October is also decent for travelling around Burma, even the crowds are thinner.

How to reach Myanmar

There are direct flights from Kolkata to Yangon which takes about 2 hours to complete the journey. You can travel aboard IndiGo, the national carrier, Air India, or Maxair, from Kolkata’s Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport to the Yangon International Airport in Yangon, Myanmar. There are flights in the evening and at night, and the journey between the two destinations is a non-stop one. There are other airlines like Thai Airways , AirAsia , Malindo Air and China Eastern among others that come with a stopover or two before dropping you off in Yangon. The journey time can be upwards of 10 hours to 13 hours depending on the route of the airline and its layover hub.

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Q. Are there direct flights from New Delhi to Yangon? A. There are no direct flights from New Delhi to Yangon, however, you can take a connecting flight from here with a stopover in Kolkata before arriving in Yangon. Though, from Kolkata you have direct flights which take approximately 2 hours to get you directly from the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport to the Yangon International Airport. Airlines operating direct flights between Kolkata and Yangon include Maxair, IndiGo and Air India . Q. What is the currency of Myanmar and where can I get it changed? A. The currency of Myanmar is called Burmese Kyat, with 1 Burmese Kyat equivalent of 0.050 Indian Rupees. It is predominantly a cash-based economy, but dollar bills get accepted at top hotels and restaurants. But you can change your money at ATMs that are spread out across the length and breadth of the country, with a withdrawal fee of K6500 and a per transaction withdrawal limit of K300,000. But in extremely remote places, these ATMs are usually out of order, so it is best for you to rely on your cash reserves. The local banks KBZ and CB are open between 09:30 am and 03:00 pm on all days except Saturdays and Sundays, and both these banks accept Visa and MasterCard and charge K6500 per transaction for your overseas card. You need to pay in cash for running your everyday errands whether it is using the trishaw, buying a meal, taxi ride, bottle of water and so forth. Q. What is the time difference between India and Myanmar? A. Myanmar is one hour ahead of India. It falls in the GMT+6:30 time zone. Q. What is the visa procedure for a holiday in Myanmar? A. While you do need a visa to travel to Myanmar, you can even do with an eVisa to visit the country. The eVisa, however, limits you to visiting destinations like Yangon, Mandalay and Nap Pyi Taw International Airports. The eVisa allows you a stay of a maximum of 28 days in Myanmar and it is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and permits only single entry in the country. Q. Which is the ballooning season in Bagan? A. It is hard to picture the gorgeous temple town of Bagan without the hot-air balloons crowding the skies. An iconic symbol of the region, any visit to Bagan is incomplete without taking in a bird’s eye view from a hot-air balloon. The season kicks off from early October and runs till mid-April, a fairly long window for you to plan your holiday accordingly in Myanmar. Choose a sunrise flight and watch the domes of the temples shrouded in mist pierce out of the wilderness. Usually you are taken quite close to the stupas to let you get a better glance at its detailing. Q. What is the dress code to visit Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon? A. Visitors need to adhere to a strict dress code at the Shwedagon Pagoda. You are not allowed to wear skirts, short pants or dresses above your knees inside. In case you are coming in from elsewhere and are not appropriately dressed, you can hire a longyi or a full-length dress for K3000 at the entrance. Q. What is the best time to visit Inle Lake in Myanmar? A. Inle Lake’s location in the higher altitude makes it a favourable spot even in the peak of summer because the average temperature hovers around 30 degree Celsius. In the cooler months of December, January and February, the night temperature can plummet to about 10 degree Celsius. In this cold season, you need to bring along a jacket or at least a layer of woollens. Q. What is a good hiking destination in Myanmar? A. Mount Victoria at an altitude of 10,016 foot above sea level, in the southern Chin State, is an ideal destination for a hike in Myanmar. The region forms a part of the Nat Ma Taung National Park and is known for its rhododendron forests that blossom between October and February and covers its slopes in shades of red, pink and white. The hike up the summit of Mount Victoria and the return journey to the nearby town of Kanpetlet takes about three hours. Make sure you take an experienced guide with you on the trek. Q. How is the internet service in Myanmar? A. Most hotels and some big restaurants have a Wi-Fi service, though not much can be said about the speed. Usually, all across the main cities of Burma, the internet can be painfully slow, while the remoter regions fall out of coverage area. Q. Is English widely spoken across Myanmar? A. Burmese is the official language of Myanmar and most widely spoken. But of foreign languages, English is the highly accepted and promoted one across its schools and tourist centres. So, you can get around in English in the major cities of Myanmar, but in the further reaches the locals speak their own dialects or indigenous languages.

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A country so close and yet so unknown to us. The people of Myanmar are the star attraction of this experience. Stay on a Lake at 2000 ft, sail the Irawatti River at sunset or just have a conversation with a local which always makes you smile. Come to Myanmar to enjoy the simplicities of Life and travel back in time.

Arrival at Yangon

We will arrive at 1430 hours via Kolkata at Yangon International airport. Upon arrival will we check in to the hotel. The evening is free. Overnight at Yangon.

Yangon – Bagan (Flight)

In the morning, we will visit the Harbor Front of Yangon to enjoy the views of the Yangon River. Later we will drive on the Strand road to observe some of the Colonial Style buildings, which includes 'Bahadur Shah Zafar Tomb'. We also pass by the house of 'Aung Sang Su Kyi' and then have a local 'Yangon Lunch Experience After lunch, transfer to the domestic terminal to take a flight to Bagan at 1500 hrs. Arrive in Bagan, transfer to your hotel for check-in. Later in the evening, we will be taking a short orientation tour (If time permit) of the cultural capital of Myanmar, Bagan.

Bagan sightseeing

Today, our sightseeing tour of one of Asia’s most popular archaeological destination would include highlights such as busy Bagan’s distinctive pagodas such as Shwezigon, a prototype of later Myanmar stupas; Ananda Pagoda, one of the finest, largest and best-preserved in Old Bagan. Afterward, visit a lacquerware craft shop to see the process of hand-making beautiful artefacts. In the afternoon, drive to Taung Bi Village and see suitable monastery for alms-food offering to monks since many Buddhist monasteries are located in this village. Later we will drive to the most famous old wooden monastery, Nat Htauk Kyaung. As the sun goes down, we will be at one of the ideal viewing sites selected by our tour guide for a panoramic sunset view over the river Irrawaddy, the largest in Myanmar.

Bagan - Heho (Flight) – Kalaw (road)

Transfer to the airport to take a flight to Heho and further drive to Kalaw, which still has a feel of an old British era Hill station. Kalaw sits high on the western edge of the Shan Plateau. We will first visit the beautiful Pindaya caves with more than a thousand statues of Golden Buddha kept at various levels. Later after a leisurely lunch, we will check in our Hotel in Kalaw. The evening is free to take a walk in the still a peaceful Kalaw town where the pre-Independence Muslim and Gorkha people from British India can be seen. These people worked in railway building in the 1940’s and decided to stay back after India gained its independence.

Kalaw – Nyaung Shwe by train – Stay on Inle Lake

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the railway station to take a train to Heho. (Please note that the train is a local train and not luxury train). As the train descends from the hills, the views are beautiful but the main purpose of this journey is to see the local Burmese folks from a close distance. Arrive in Heho, drive to Nyaung Shwe, where we will keep the big bags in the Hotel and proceed to the Port with a small bag for 2 nights, to take a motorboat to the Interior of the Inle Lake. On arrival at the Hotel on the Lake, we will check in. The sunset can be enjoyed from the viewing deck.

Inle Lake sightseeing – Stay on the Lake

The morning is beautiful on the lake. Inle lake is one of the top tourist attractions in Myanmar. Our sightseeing will be by long-tailed boat to first the Innpawkhone Village where you can see lotus and silk weaving industries. Next visit Nanpan to see the traditional boat making, cheroot (Burmese cigar) making factory. We will also be able to see how people have been living in the houses built on stilts as we pass them in our boat. As we head back to our hotel, we will see the traditional fishermen going about their job with the conical fishing nets in the lake. This is an excellent photo opportunity.

Inle lake – Nyuangshwe

After a leisurely breakfast, we will visit the beautiful Indein Village on the August River, which feeds the Inle Lake. Our lunch will be overlooking the river. We will then board our boat and proceed to the town on the banks Nyuangshwe. On arrival, we will visit the local market and then check in the Hotel. The evening is best enjoyed on your own in the town, which still has an old-world feel. You can even opt to take a traditional Burmese massage.

Heho – Yangon (flight) – Fly back to India

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport to take a flight back to Yangon. Upon arrival will visit the awe-inspiring Shwedagon Pagoda, which towers over all of Yangon. It is perhaps the most beautiful pagoda complex in all of Asia. As the sun sets the gold on the Pagoda suddenly appears to be crimson red. After visiting Pagoda, we will have dinner. Transfer to the airport to take a return flight to India.

Myanmar still remains the last country in South East Asia which is untouched by mass tourism. It is however about to change as Chinese investments pour in. Go to Myanmar now to experience an India of the 1950s.

Myanmar is both for the eyes and for the senses beyond just the vision. The stay on the Inle lake 3000 ft above MSL is the highlight of our tour, as is the famous 100 yr Kalaw mountain railway. We enjoy the sunset from the river Iravaty overlooking a 1000 pagodas.

We use three internal air journeys in Myanmar throughout our tour. As a country, Myanmar still has to get tourism in a mass scale owing to which the hotels that we choose are small, charming and well located, but also expensive.

Myanmar although Buddhist does seem to be very different than its other neighbors. One, Myanmar still feels caught in time, and two, it is not very developed, so the people are still very naive. There are Buddhist temples here too but they are much older and feel very rustic as compared to other ones in the same region.

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Welcome to Burma ‘This land will be dissimilar to any place you have ever seen’. This statement was made by a Famous English Novelist, Surprisingly, after a century; Burma manages to hold its immense capacity of captivating the most ardent of the travelers. Anubhav Vacations proudly presents Burma Holidays programs to make you explore the country in its unique way, where sacred monks are more admired than rock stars. Our Myanmar Holidays packages will take through this Buddhist heartland where stupas are as common as the palm trees in West Amazon. On our Myanmar Bagan Tour, we will take you through the rustic lifestyle of temple town Bagan, officially known as ‘Archaeological Zone’, where the mighty Irrawaddy River drifts into the Bay of Bengal right through the city making it a sight to get absorbed in its steadiness. On our Myanmar Travel Tour you will have an opportunity to get overwhelmed by its diverse ethnicity, and for a moment you would feel; as if you have stumbled upon a live edition of discovery channel. Burma tours could be drastically different with us.

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The ethnic origins of modern Myanmar (known historically as Burma) is a Southeast Asian nation. Myanmar is endowed with a rich diversity of habitat types arising largely from its unusual ecological diversity. It is home to nearly 300 known mammal species, 300 reptiles about 100 bird species, and a haven for about 7000 species of plant life. Also Myanmar is a must-visit destination for travelers who like beaches and Buddha. This beautiful country is dotted with thousands of Buddhist temples.

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The beauty of Myanmar country is defined by countless shimmering pagodas, unlike landscapes and also sealed culture that still little touched by Western Influence. For a couple of years since Myanmar opened its door to the world, there is so much to discover from thrilling Bagan plain to the far north mountain of Putao, from the peaceful Inle Lake to the wild 800 islands of Mergui Archipelago. Our Myanmar tour packages offer comfortable stay at Myanmar hotels, sightseeing, and fun-filled activities.

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Official Name : Republic of the Union of Myanmar (still widely referred to as ‘Burma’)

Time : UTC + 6:30 hours

Country Phone Code : +95

Capital City : Naypyidaw (moved from Yangon in 2005)

Largest City : Yangon (formerly known as Rangoon)

Primary Religions : Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam

Drives on the : Right (vehicles still have the driver side on the right)

The charm of Myanmar country is defined by countless shimmering pagodas, unlike landscapes and sealed culture that still little touched by Western Influence. For few years because Myanmar opened its door to the world, there is so much to uncover from enchanting Bagan plain to the much north mountain of Putao, from the tranquil Inle Lake to the wild 800 islands of Mergui Archipelago.

Even more, we work with you to create a unique Myanmar tour to suit your specific interests and preferences. Contact and let us assist you every step of the way to Burma.

Traveling Tips for Myanmar Tour

• If visiting a market near a temple, you'll possibly discover a vendor selling caged birds. These aren't family pets but are instead suggested to be purchased and also set free by worshipers so they can earn good karma.
• WiFi can be found in Myanmar; however, it's often very, very slow. Book as much of your traveling and holiday accommodation online as possible before your trip to avoid needing to make use of the internet while in the country.
• Cash is Key. The majority of shops and restaurants in Myanmar do not accept card payment. Bring both US dollars and kyats with you: US bucks for large transactions (hotel bills, transport tickets, etc.)
• Book as much as you can ahead of time for a scenic tour in Myanmar, as lots of areas of the country do not have adequate hotels and also simple transportation.
• Men, get ready to shake your wardrobe. The longyi is a wraparound skirt worn by both men and women in Myanmar. Visitors are encouraged to wear them as well!
• Myanmar has seasonal climate so please do check up on the very best time to go to Myanmar before planning your Myanmar tour.
• Burmese is the official language of Myanmar. English is widely spoken throughout the country.

10 Famous Temple in Myanmar

As you probably already know, Myanmar is one of the most devout Buddhist countries in the world. From south to north and also eastern to the west there are thousands as well as countless temples scattered along the fields, valleys and mountains.

How to Dress When Visiting Temples in Myanmar

When visiting temples in Myanmar, you have to dress conservatively in order to respect the local culture. This means that you will certainly have to cover your shoulders as well as knees. You can wear a t-shirt as long as they cover your shoulders.

Both women & men should follow the same dress code. If you intend to use shorts for the day however you additionally want to check out some temple, just bring a scarf with you and link it around your waist when entering a temple.

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• Tooth Relic Pagoda – Yangon
• Lawkaoushaung Temple, Bagan
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• Sulamani Temple, Bagan
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• Sein Nyet Pagoda
• Htilominlo Temple: Ode to an Umbrella
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Best Time to Visit Myanmar (Burma)

When considering the best time to visit Myanmar (Burma), think about what it includes three major reasons: the hot season from March to May, the wet season from June to September and the cool season from October to February.

Although it is a year-round destination, the best time to holiday in Myanmar (Burma) is the cool season (October to February) when the temperature levels are much more moderate as well as there is little or no rainfall. Myanmar can become incredibly busy throughout this time, so plan your go too well ahead of time. Visiting Myanmar (Burma) throughout the hot or wet season has the benefit of fewer tourists and therefore lower prices. The wet season brings quick but hefty showers, mostly in the afternoon, which seldom impact touring and also brings Myanmar (Burma)'s lavish landscapes to life.

Myanmar (Burma), Month by Month

• January, as well as February, is both great months to go to Burma as it's dry across the board as well as temperatures have not yet reached suppressing.
• March and also April where temperatures will rise considerably, especially in central areas around the previous capital city of Yangon (once known as Rangoon).
• The hot weather is a prelude to Burma's monsoon season which takes place from May all the way via the summer months of June, July, and August.
• Rainfall tends to fall in the afternoon and also an early night with numerous resorts along the coastline, consisting of Ngapali Beach, closing down entirely.
• September and October are still soggy, particularly in main as well as southerly locations, whilst Mandalay, in the north, will start to see less rain and steadier temperatures.
• Some consider November or December the most effective times to see Burma however things can busy and accommodation will get booked up as the storm cloud clear to leave lavish green vegetation, fast-flowing rivers as well as cascading waterfalls.

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Myanmar or Burma?

The official name of the country is the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. In 1989, the name was changed from Burma to Myanmar. Both names are derived from the majority ethnic group, the Bamar - Myanmar being the formal, literary term, as well as Burma the colloquial, everyday term.

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Q1. Is Myanmar open to tourists?

Ans . Tourism has been created mostly by Myanmar's government, which has encouraged tourism given that 1992. Private enterprises also exist, dealing with a large range of tourists. In 2010, 791,505 international visitors saw Myanmar, with 295,174 foreign tourists entering the country via Yangon International Airport.

Q2. How can I go to Burma from India?

Ans . Do Indian Passport Owners Need a Visa to Enter In Myanmar? Indian passport holders do need a visa to enter Myanmar. However, even with an eVisa, you will only be able to go into at the Yangon, Mandalay and Nap Pyi Taw International airports.

Q3. How many airports are there in Myanmar?

Ans . There are 26 airports in Myanmar with scheduled flights. The biggest airports in Myanmar are Yangon (RGN)/ Yangon International Airport with flights to 49 destinations in 14 countries.

Q4. Is Myanmar safe for Indians?

Ans . Myanmar is one of the most challenging, and also most captivating, destinations you'll ever visit. Traveling to mostly all parts of Myanmar is safe.

Q5. How much does a Myanmar visa cost?

Ans . A solitary entry tourist visa will typically set you back around US$ 50. Depending upon which country you are applying from, the application procedures may vary, but it is usually a simple process.

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The best thing about Myanmar (also called Burma), is that the country is dotted with alluring lakes, the beautiful Shwedagon Pagoda and the natural beauty of the country. Do not miss out the Buddhist relics in the famous tower which dates back to the 6th century.

Top Places To Visit In Myanmar

1. mount popa.

While visiting Mandalay, you surely must not miss this beautiful opportunity to visit Mount Popa. One of the most famous tourist attractions of the country. The alluring volcano is also house to the Popa Taungkalat Monastery. If you have an adventurous soul then climb up the 777 steps to reach the top and enjoy the most stunning panoramic views.

Address: Kyauk Padaung Road, Popa Myanmar

Nearby Attractions: Popa Taungkalat Monastery, Nat Temple

2. Chauk - Htat - Gyi Buddha Temple

The Chauk - Htat - Witness the bewitching 65 meter Budda statue. Enjoy the beauty of the Buddhist culture in your Burma tours .

Address: Shwegondine Road Bahan Township, Yangon (Rangoon) Myanmar

Nearby Attractions: Nga Htat Gyi Pagoda, Bogyoke Aung San Park

One of the most enchanting places of Burma, is Bagan. Dotted with over 2000 Buddhist monuments and the archaeological zone is spread over 26 square miles. Do not forget to carry a good camera!

Address: Myanmar

Attractions: Ananda Temple, Shwezigon Paya

4. Inle Lake

One of the most pristine and famous lake of Myanmar, it is also the second largest lake in the country. The lake also houses a number of endemic species of snail and fish.

Nearby Attractions: Hpaung Daw U Pagoda, Deep South of the Lake

5. Kakku Pagodas

Step into another world with your visit to the Kakku Pagodas which dates back to some 2000 years ago. The place is filled with stupas.

Address: Myanmar (Burma)

Nearby Attractions: Floating Gardens of Inle Lake, Pindaya Cave

Best Time To Visit Myanmar

Myanmar is an amazing place to visit almost anytime but still we have sorted out the weather of different months for a better experience of your Myanmar holiday .

Winter time

Myanmar’s temperature remains hot all throughout the year. Plan a trip to Myanmar from November till February. The temperature, however, will remain 27 degree celsius on an average. It is also the peak season for tourists. Hence, it is advisable to book tickets or rooms in advance for you while selecting your Myanmar tour packages .

Summer time

You may not be able to bear the heat of Burma during the summer time. The scorching heat will make your day time journey uncomfortable. Hence, it is advisable to skip out this season.

Monsoon time

The country is located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Equator and hence, it totally lies on the Monsoon region and the country receives heavy showers. The northern regions of the country is the coolest with an average temperature of 21 degree celsius.

How To Reach Myanmar?

The most easy and convenient way to reach Myanmar would be by air.The flights will drop you at some of the best destinations of the country. It will just take a few hours to start exploring your Myanman trip .

Myanmar is located on the eastern side of India and so, if you live in Kolkata then it will be much easier for you. If you do not have motion sickness and you love long journeys, you will be able to reach Myanmar in 40 hours by car. Also, the Myanmar trip cost from India will be fairly low by flights and as well as by car as the country is located close to the country, especially in the eastern borders of India.

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• The country is famous for the following:
• Buddhist temples
• Buddhist relics
• Hot air balloon rides

How expensive is Myanmar?

One need around 30 to 35$ in Myanmar including food and accommodation.

What do they eat in Burma?

• The top foods are:
• Tea leaf salad
• Shan-style rice
• Burmese curry
• Tea shop meal
• Sweet snacks
• Deep fried stuff
• Nan Gyi thoke

What injections do I need for Burma?

You will need the following injections as recommended by WHO:

• Hepatitis A
• Hepatitis B
• Chicken Pox

Can you drink the water in Myanmar?

It is advisable not to drink tap water as clean water is one of the major problems of the country.

What can you buy in Burma?

You could buy things like Longyi, Jewellery, carvings etc.

What is the distance between India (centre) and Myanmar?

The distance between the two is about 2996 km.

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In your vacation in Myanmar , visit the Bagan city and explore the hidden temples! There are thousands of them. Have sensational tour with hot air balloon rides over the city! And experience like

nothing before.

2. Dive into the waterfalls

A relaxing getaway from the hectic life. You could witness the dramatic waterfall in the historic town of Pyin Oo lwin. Enjoy the crystal clear waters and swim in!

3. Buddhist caves

Visit the vast Buddhist caves in the Hpa An, close to the Thai border. Explore the Sadan cave, it is dotted with pagodas and Buddhas. Walk under the mountain or just enjoy the amazing views. You will love your Burma trips .

4. Drugs Museum

A museum showing how the Burmese elites were fighting against drugs. The Yangon Drugs Elimination Museum might be disturbing at times. But will provide a great place to visit as you will be able to learn a lot of things about the Burmese history.

5. The Taunggyi Fire Balloon Festival

In early November in the Shan capital, the place becomes a venue for the mesmerizing Hot air balloon competition.

Places to Stay

Here are some of the best Myanmar stay options you can choose for your next visit for an awesome staycation experience.

1. Sanctum Inle Resort

Sanctum Inle Resort is one of the best stay options in Myanmar. The mesmerizing ambience, comfortable rooms with minimal decor and various facilities makes this resort favorite amongst the visitors. There are plenty of places to relax like a sparkling pool, beautiful garden and spa centre.

Star Category - 5-star

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 10,000 onwards

Location - Maing Thauk Village, Inle Lake Nyaung Shwe Township, Myanmar (Burma)

2. Amata Resort & Spa, Ngapali Beach

Amata Resort is located just a minute walk from Ngapali beach. The resort offers air conditioned rooms with other modern amenities. Facilities like minibar, airport shuttle service and WiFi can be enjoyed by guests throughout their stay at the resort.

Star Category - 4-star

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 7,000 onwards

Location - Gyeiktaw Main St, Myanmar (Burma)

3. Amara Ocean Resort

Amara Ocean Resort is located on the shores of Ngapali Beach. The resort has 28 bungalows which are handmade with teak wood. The beautiful interiors of the bungalows are a blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. The spa centre, swimming pool and an onsite bar and a restaurant will definitely add more fun and make your holiday memorable.

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 5500 onwards

Location - Gaut Village, Ngapali Beach Thandwe, Myanmar (Burma)

4. Inle Lake View Resort & Spa

Inle Lake View Resort & Spa is a perfect stay option if you want to enjoy a relaxing vacation. The resort is located just 30 minutes drive from the airport. There are comfortable and spacious rooms at this property along with facilities like spa, on-site restaurant for guests to enjoy.

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 6,500 onwards

Location - Myanmar (Burma)

5. Mandalay Hill Resort

For a royalty like experience, Mandalay Hill Resort is a perfect place to stay. The resort will provide panoramic views of the palace from your room itself. There are 206 luxurious rooms each offering gorgeous views and an on-site restaurant that will spoil you for the choice of dining options.

Star Category - NA

Location - 9 Kwin 416.B, 10th Street Foot of Mandalay Hill, Mandalay Myanmar

Food & Cuisine

Some of the most amazing restaurants in the city that serves the best regional food are as follows -

1. Rangoon Tea House

Rangoon Tea House is a newly renovated restaurant located in the heart of Yangon. The cuisine here is amazing, reasonably priced and is inspired from the local tea shops. You can find the best Mohinga, biryani, and chocolate samosas here. The restaurant is known for its authentic Burmese food with a modern twist.

Cuisines : Asian, Burmese

Timings : 7 am to 10 pm

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5

Location: Ground Floor, 77-79, Pansodan Street, Lower Middle Block, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)

2. Feel Myanmar Restaurant

Feel Myanmar Restaurant serves good Burmese food and is situated in a convenient location. They serve authentic dishes and have a wide variety of options to choose from their extensive menu. Lunchtime usually tends to be crowded so plan your visit accordingly.

Timings : 12 am to 11.59 pm

TripAdvisor Rating: 4/5

Location: Victoria Hospital, No. 68, Taw Win Street 9 Miles, In Front Of, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)

3. Pansuriya Restaurant

Pansuriya Restaurant is yet another recommended restaurant to visit in Myanmar to have salads and noodles or probably salad noodles. It is a perfect spot for those who want to enjoy mouthwatering Burmese cuisine and at the same time wishes to spend an evening at the art gallery or attend lecture series.

Timings : 8 am to 10 pm

Location: 102 Bogalayzay St, Yangon (Rangoon) 11162 Myanmar

4. Sharky’s

Sharky’s is a popular restaurant throughout Myanmar for serving local organic foods. It specialises in producing European inspired food like pizza, pasta, salads, burgers, and flatiron steak. The restaurant also serves fine drinks and champagnes and is definitely recommended to visit this place to try sharks’s amazing fresh salads.

Cuisines : French, Asian, Grill, Pizza

Location: 117 Dhamazedi Road Kamaryut Township, Yangon (Rangoon) Myanmar

5. 999 Shan Noodle Shop

Serving the best and cheap noodles, Shan Noodle Soup is arguably one of the best restaurants in Myanmar. A decent atmosphere, good food and amiable staff are the highlights of this restaurant. The services are just perfect and the owner of the restaurant is extremely kind and helpful.

Cuisines : Burmese

Timings : 6 am to 7 pm

Location: No. 130 B, 34th Street , Kyauktada Township, Yangon (Rangoon) 11181 Myanmar

Coronavirus Safety Measures For Myanmar Tour

Some of the safety measures for the travelers to follow when traveling in Myanmar are -

• Before 1 to 3 days of your trip, get yourself tested. Do not travel if you are waiting for result or are test positive or sick
• During travel, wear a mask and maintain social distancing
• Wash your hands regularly or use sanitizer
• Avoid contact with people who are sick
• Clean frequently touched surfaces
• Isolate yourself from others if you are feeling sick
• Avoid touching your face with unwashed hands
• Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing

Travel Tips For Myanmar

• If you have a valid passport, you shouldn’t have any problems entering Myanmar. Prepare sufficient documents like passport, hotel reservation documents, etc
• You will need your credit cards, debit cards and paypal account to make payments for the visa, then pay the application fees and you will get it within 3 days
• Book your tickets before hand
• Pack few pair of light and quick dry clothing as Myanmar is a warm country
• The Burmese are conservative, so do not offend anyone by wearing revealing clothes especially in places of worship
• If you are visiting during the rainy season, make sure to pack rain jacket
• Make sure to have enough cash on hand to get through the day
• It is recommended to bring a converter in case you need one during the trip

Burma is a lovely destination just for anyone. The Myanmar tour is going to fill your holidays with thrill and some spectacular moments that you won’t ever be able to forget. Feel the essence of their culture with their colourful festivals all year around. The place has got everything starting from wildlife to hot air balloons and exciting cave mysteries. The place is one of a kind and surely don’t miss the opportunity to visit this exciting country. Pack your bags and get ready to witness a mesmerizing tour.

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Explore the people, history, culture and architecture which allow travelers to feel as though they have traveled back in time to this mysterious land.

Tour Highlights:

• Discover the gold-plated Shwedagon pagoda, with thousands of diamonds that decorate the top of the stupa.
• The biggest Reclining Buddha in Myanmar.
• Walk in the streets lined with colonial buildings
• Discover the mysterious temples and pagodas in Bagan.
• Enjoy a beautiful sunset over Bagan from Shwesandaw temple.
• Explore the must-see sites of Mandalay and catch the sunset from the top of Mandalay hill.
• A boat trip on Inle Lake to discover the floating gardens and traditional handicraft villages as well as the lifestyle in the region.

Day 1 - Yangon arrival

Upon arrival in Yangon airport, our tour guide and driver will welcome you and transfer to hotel in the city center.

After tour briefing, enjoy a welcome dinner at a finest local restaurant.

Overnight in Yangon.

Day 2 - Yangon full day city tour

Enjoy a full day tour to discover this charming city.

Starting from your hotel, visit the colonial style buildings. Walk along the streets to enjoy the beauty of these historic buildings, built last century and following British architecture. Then, visit the famous landmarks in the city such as Sule Pagoda, built in the 3rd century and located right in the city center.

The next landmark is Botahtaung pagoda by the grand Yangon River. According to the locals, the pagoda was built over 2000 years ago and enshrined by the sacred relics of the Buddha.

Enjoy your own lunch at a recommended local restaurant.

After lunch, explore the Chaukhtatgyi Buddha temple which houses one of the most revered reclining Buddha images in the country. It is the most well-known Buddhist temple in Bahan township of Yangon and is also one of the biggest Buddhas in Myanmar. The reclining Buddha image is 66 meters long and was built during the 1900's.

In the late afternoon, visit Scott market or Bogyoke market (closed on Monday) selling the medicines, foodstuffs, garments, electrics, souvenirs, jewelry, and art to witness the local way of life.

Follow this with a visit to the 2500 year old magnificent Shwedagon pagoda, the most famous and sacred place of Myanmar. In the middle is a huge bell shaped stupa, plated with tons of gold and thousands of diamonds and rubies decorating the top of the stupa. The pagoda is surrounded by other shrines, temples and many other religious structures inside it. The sunset from the Pagoda should not be missed.

Stay overnight in Yangon.

Day 3 - Yangon – Fly to Bagan – full day tour

Transfer to airport for morning flight to Bagan.

Arrive in Bagan in the morning and be greeted by our local tour guide and driver at airport, then transfer to your hotel in the area. Leave your luggage at the hotel and enjoy a full day trip to discover this tranquil area.

Head to Swhezigon pagoda before the hottest part of the day. This is the gold plated pagoda built to house the Buddhist relic brought from India a thousand years ago.

The next stop is a short visit to discover Nyaung U market. A bustling market where locals meet to exchange fruits,vegetables, lacquerware and pottery.

After the market, visit Gubyaukgyi Temple, famous for its mural. Our guide will translate the great story from the ancient pictures on the wall.

Enjoy lunch and relax at your hotel.

In the afternoon, visit the Ananda temples built in 1105 AD, home to four standing Buddhas, each one facing the cardinal directions of North, West, East and South. Then visit Htilominlo temple to admire the four Buddhas that face each direction.

End of the day at Shwesandaw temple and enjoy the sunset over the mountains.

Stay overnight in Bagan

Day 4 - Bagan – full day villages and temples discovery

Have breakfast at your hotel and spend a whole day exploring this mysterious region.

Begin the day with a journey on a horse cart to Manuha temple, which contains three images of seated Buddhas and an image of Buddha entering Nirvana. This is one of the oldest temples in Bagan.

Discover the famous traditional handicraft lacquerware in the Myinkabar village then move to Dhamayangyi Pagoda, the biggest temple in Bagan, before continuing to Myauk Guni, Sulamani temple.

In the afternoon, observe the local way of life in the West Pwazaw and Minnanthu village to see how Burmese people live their daily lives. It is a real exploration into the local rural life.

Finally, enjoy a boat trip on the Ayeyarwaddy River to capture the great sunset.

Return to you hotel to enjoy your evening. We recommend visiting the Sunset Garden Restaurant to feel the peaceful atmosphere by the river.

Stay overnight in Bagan.

Day 5 - Bagan – Fly to Mandalay – Sagaing – excursion to Inwa – Amarapura

Take morning flight to Mandalay.

Upon arrival in Mandalay in the morning, meet our tour guide at the airport and enjoy a full day tour of the city before check in at your hotel.

On the way from airport, we will turn left over a bridge and head to Sagaing hill where a lot of Buddhist monasteries are situated. Sagaing is a hill terrace, so from this site you can view the great Ayeyarwaddy River, and Mandalay city with its numerous temples and monasteries. The major attraction on Sagaing hill is U Min Thoze pagoda.

The next stop will be Inwa, separated by a small river. It is necessary to take a ferry across the river then on arrival, take a horse-drawn cart to enjoy the beautiful rural scenery. The horse-drawn cart will take you to Bagaya wooden monastery, Nanmyint watch tower (a leaning tower) and the brick Aungmyaybonza monastery.

Transfer back to Amarapura to visit the silk weaving village and enjoy a gentle walk along Ubein Bridge, the longest teakwood bridge in the world, to capture the awesome sunset.

Transfer to your hotel in the late afternoon and stay overnight in Mandalay.

Day 6 - Mandalay – Mingun – City discovery

Have breakfast at your hotel and meet our tour guide for a transfer to Mandalay jetty and take a boat trip along the Ayeyarwaddy River up to Mingun in the North. After a 1 hour journey, arrive in Mingun and enjoy a short walk to visit the must-see highlights of the region:

First, Pahtodawgyi temple, a gigantic, uncompleted monument. You can climb up one hundred steps to the top of the temple and get a great view of the Ayeyarwaddy River and the surrounding area.The next destination, Mingun bell, is just a couple of minutes walk away. This is a huge bell weighing 90 tons and is currently the second biggest ringing bell in the world.

Next, a short walk will lead us to Hsinbyume Pagoda, built in 1816 by King Bagyidaw, and dedicated to his wife. He named the pagoda following his wife’s name.

Return to the boat and head back to the city for lunch and explore some of the most outstanding cultural and historical sites. Visit Mahamuni Pagoda, a marble sculpture, to see how local people make Buddha statues from marble, the gold leaf making center, and the Shwenandaw monastery, or Golden Monastery, well known for its great wood carvings. Also, visit Kuthodaw pagoda, known as the biggest book in the world, with 729 marble slabs inscribed with the Buddha’s doctrine. Take in the beautiful sunset from the top of Mandalay hill and stay overnight in Mandalay.

Day 7 - Mandalay – Pyin Oo Lwin – Mandalay

Enjoy a 2 hour drive along the scenic road to Pyin Oo Lwin, a scenic hill town at an altitude of 1070m, and where a lot of British Colonial houses remain.

This is a cool region with a 177 hectare botanical garden and a beautiful lake.

After visiting the garden, discover the Peikchinmyaunge cave and enjoy the great tranquility at Pwekauk waterfall. Finally, take horse and cart to visit the British Colonial houses in the town before transferring back to Mandalay City.

Stay overnight in Mandalay.

Day 8 - Mandalay – Heho – Inle lake

Transfer to Mandalay airport for flight to Heho in the morning.

Upon arrival at Heho airport, meet our tour guide and driver for 1 hour transfer to Nyaungshwe town. This drive will offer you delightful scenery of the hill station region, passing by the picturesque landscapes along the way.

Check in at your hotel in the town by the lake and embark on a boat trip in the huge lake to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and see the local Intha people working on the lake. They skillfully stand and row the boat with 1 leg, a truly unique way to row a boat.

Pass the floating gardens on the lake and listen as the guide tells you about the lifestyle, culture and how they cultivate their vegetation as well as the way they catch fish in the lake with their traditional traps.

Explore the Nampan villages at the end of Inle Lake and visit their traditional handicraft villages such as silk weaving lotus, cigarette and boat making as well as the blacksmith village.

Return to Nyaungshwe town and stay overnight.

Day 9 - Inle Lake – Indein – 5 days market – Fly to Yangon

Get picked up from your hotel and visit a 5 day rotational local market. This is the most fascinating way to explore the daily life of the ethnic minority groups. Continue the boat trip to Indein Pagoda.

The boat will leave the lake and enter a small canal. After 30 minutes, arrive in Pa O tribe village. From the village, take a walk through the old cover path to hundreds of pagoda ruins. The main stupa on top of the hill offers gorgeous views over the surrounding mountain ranges and the lake in distance.

Walk back to the jetty and embark on the boat to the Lake. On the way, make stop at the long neck women's village and their silk shop, Phaung Daw OO pagoda (Jumping Cat pagoda) before returning to your hotel in Nyangshwe town and transfer to airport for a flight to Yangon.

On arrival, get a pick up to hotel.

Day 10 - Yangon – Departure

Free till meet our driver and transfer back to airport for your flight home or next destinations.

• 2 Nights Yangon
• 2 Nights Bagan
• 3 Nights Madalay
• 1 night Nyaungshwe town
• 1 night Yangon
• Daily breakfast
• Yangon full day city tour
• Bagan full day city tour
• Bagan full day villages and temples discovery tour
• Excursion to Inwa
• Mingun city discovery tour
• Pyin Oo Lwin city tour
• Boat trip in Nyaungshwe town
• visit of 5 day rotational local market

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• Accommodation in a shared twin or shared double room with daily breakfast
• Tours and transfers as mentioned by private air conditioned vehicle
• Boat trip in Inle lake
• Local station English speaking guides
• All entrance fees
• Water on tour.
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Day 1 On arrival at Yangon airport, you will be received and transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight in Yangon.

Day 2 After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing in Yangon. Visit, Sule pagoda, magnificent reciling Budhha at Chauk Htat Gyi. After a photo stop at karaweik hall,a barge on Kandawgyi Lake,stroll through Bogyoke market, with hundreds of food, clothes, handicrafts and gem stores. Also visit Shwedagon Pagoda. Overnight in Yangon

Day 3 After breakfast you will be transferred to Mandalay by flight. On arrival, you will be received and transferred to your hotel. Later, proceed for an excursion to Amarapura., 15 kms from Mandalay to visit Mahagandayon, workshop of hand woven silk, and Bagaya monastery. Post lunch visit Shew Inbin Monastery, the Golden Palace Monastery, Kuthudaw Pagoda, Mahamuni Pagoda, Kalaga tapestry craftsmen’s shop, Mandalay hill for sunset viewing. Overnight in Mandalay.

Day 4 After an early breakfast, check out of the hotel and you will be driven to Lake Inle. Upon arrival drive to Nyaung Shwe, a small town at the northern end of Inle Lake. From here take a boat for the excursion on Inle Lake, famous for its unique one-leg rowers, typical floating gardens, local methods of fishing and village life and the Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda housing five sacred and almost shapeless Buddha images, contorted because of the quantity of applied gold leaf, gifts from the believers. The Buddha images are purported to have come here in the 12th Century. In the afternoon, proceed to the silk weaving village of In Phaw Khon and visit Nga Phe Chaung (the biggest and oldest monastery around Inle Lake). Overnight in Lake Inle.

Day 5 After an early breakfast, check out from the hotel and you will be driven to Bagan. En route visit Mount Popa, an extinct volcano with spectacular views. By sunset reach bagan and view the sunset from a temple top over the famous Ayewaywaddi River and magnificent plain of Pagodas and temples. Check in to the hotel and spend the rest of the evening at leisure. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 6 Early morning take a horse cart ride to view the dawn from Ywa Haung Gyi Temple. Return hotel for breakfast. Later proceed for sightseeing in Bagan. Visit, Shwezigon Pagoda, Ananda Temple, Myinkaba Village, Manuha temple, Nanbaya temple, Archaelogical museums. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 7 After breakfast, spend the rest of the day at leisure. You may go for shopping on your own. Overnight in Bagan.

Day 8 After breakfast check out from the hotel and you will be transferred to Bagan airport, for your onward flight to Yangon. The day is kept for your leisure for shopping and relaxing, until your departure transfer to airport for your next flight.

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A road trip is on every adventure enthusiast’s wish list. And if the road trip takes you across international borders then nothing like it. With the India-Myanmar-Thailand (IMT) Trilateral Highway shaping up, a trip from India to Bangkok by road via Myanmar through the Asian Highway is no longer a dream. So here we have collated all the information about the cross border trip from India to Thailand by road where you will get important information about the route, trip details, what to carry, what permits are needed and other tips for this epic road trip across 3 countries.

When we had crossed the Moreh border in 2018 to visit Myanmar, we have been asked by many readers whether it is possible to take our own vehicle across the borders from India to Myanmar and then to Thailand. We had done the backpacking Myanmar trip on a budget by public vehicles. But, yes a trip from India to Bangkok by road via Myanmar in your own vehicle is possible. It only requires a lot of permits and permissions to be in place. So read on to know more about the road trip.

India to Thailand by road via Myanmar Route Map

In this trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar, you will be driving through the Asian Highway. We start the road trip from New Delhi here. In all purposes, you have to reach Siliguri in West Bengal and then drive on to Guwahati in Assam. If you are coming from any part in India, find your route to Siliguri first.

From Kolkata, you can drive to Siliguri on the first day and to Guwahati on the second day.

Day 1 : New Delhi – Lucknow (535 km, 8-9 hours)

Day 2 : Lucknow – Darbhanga, Bihar (590 km, 11-12 hours)

Day 3 : Darbhanga – Siliguri (325 km, 7-8 hours)

Day 4 : Siliguri – Guwahati (460 km, 10-11 hours)

• Day 5 : Guwahati

Day 6 : Guwahati – Kohima (360 km, 10-11 hours)

Day 7 : Kohima – Imphal (140 km, 4-5 hours)

• Day 8 : Imphal – Moreh (India) – Tamu (Myanmar) – Kale (245 km, 6-7 hours)

Day 9 : Kale – Monywa (240 km, 7-8 hours)

Day 10 : Monywa – Mandalay (132 km, 3-4 hours)

Day 11 : Mandalay

Day 12 : Mandalay – Yangon (630 km, 9-10 hours)

Day 13 : Yangon – Bago (75 km, 2 hours)

Day 14: Bago – Hpa An (210 km, 6-7 hours)

• Day 15 : Hpa An – Myawaddy (Myanmar) – Mae Sot (Thailand) – Tak (225 km, 6-7 hours)

Day 16 : Tak – Bangkok (430 km, 6-7 hours)

• Day 17 : Bangkok

Detailed Itinerary

If you are starting from New Delhi, we would recommend you to start early in the morning and drive as much as possible. Stop at Lucknow for the night.

Another long day of driving or riding would be this day. Cover as much distance possible in your own country so that you have more time on international land.

From Darbhanga, drive to Siliguri.  This day the driving time is a lesser and you would probably wasn’t some much-needed rest.

From Siliguri, you will cross the chicken’s neck and drive to Guwahati. The road to Guwahati is quite good.

Day 5: Guwahati

We would recommend you to keep a spare day in Guwahati. Both you and your vehicle will need the much-needed rest. You can also get your car or motorbike serviced and checked in Guwahati.

The road near Guwahati is good, but as you enter Nagaland, the roads become bad. This part of the journey will be a test of your driving skills. Take NH27 upto Nagaon (the roads are better here) and then continue to Nagaland. The route, however, goes through small hills, green forests and beautiful villages.

Remember: You will need an ILP to visit Nagaland.

The roads are rough and driving will again be a test of your skills, especially if you are a biker. Imphal will be your last stop before you start your international trip. So check and recheck your documents again and also the condition of your vehicle. You would not want anything to go wrong the next day. If you want, stop at Imphal for a day for rest.

Day 8 : Imphal – Moreh – Tamu – Kale (245 km, 6-7 hours)

This day, you are going to enter a different country. I would suggest you start early and drive to Moreh, the border town in Manipur. You must have your carnet and accommodation details ready as it is required for entering Myanmar in your own vehicle.

Once you reach Moreh, get your documents (passport, visa) checked at Moreh ICP. Cross the India-Myanmar Friendship Bridge to enter Myanmar. Your escort should be ready opposite the Friendship Bridge.

Next, the necessary immigration process will take place at Tamu. Here your visa will get stamped. The carnet will get stamped a few kilometres ahead of Tamu. The road condition is not very good. You will cross a number of bridges in the route.

Things to remember:

You can enter Myanmar only before 10 PM . The entire formality usually takes about an hour. So, reach the border in time. Also, keep in mind that Myanmar Standard Time is one hour ahead of Indian Standard Time. I would recommend you to reach the border in the day itself.

In Myanmar, vehicles move on the right side of the road. Keep this in mind.

This is a single lane road. You will mainly drive through the beautiful Burmese countryside. You will cross paddy fields, little villages and again a number of bridges.

This distance is less this day and you will take about 3 hours to reach Mandalay.

A day stop in Mandalay is recommended. The city is beautiful and you can explore Mandalay this day.

The road from Mandalay to Yangon is a good one. Yangon is the largest city in Myanmar and was the erstwhile capital of Myanmar before it was shifted to Naw Pyi Taw. If you want you can stay another day at Yangon as well.

This is a small distance to be covered. You can explore Yangon in the morning and leave for Bago in the afternoon. But avoid the evening as driving or riding at night can be quite challenging.

The road is a good one and on the way to Hpa-An, you will come across a number of waterfalls.

It is recommended to stay the night at Hpa An as the next day you will be entering Thailand. Good night rest is required.

Day 15 : Hpa An – Myawaddy – Mae Sot – Tak (225 km, 6-7 hours)

Again this day you will cross another international border and finally, you will reach Thailand from India. Remember, carnet Pass is required for entering into Thailand with your own vehicle.

You will come to Myawaddy, the Burmese border town. Exchange the remaining Kyats you have to Thai Baht near the border. Also, get your exit stamp on your passport and other permits at the Myanmar Immigration office at the border. Here, your Burmese escort car will also bid you goodbye. You have to cross a bridge here also. Across the bridge is Thailand.

You will meet your Thai escort car across the bridge at Mae Sot , the Thai border town. The Thailand embassy is just opposite the bridge where you have to get your documents and permit checked.

Thailand is a left-hand drive country like India. So you have to change lanes once you enter Thailand.

Tak is about 90 km from Mae Sot, the border. Once you enter Thailand, you will see the change in the conditions of the roads. Clean and smooth roads, you will have a good time driving on the roads of Thailand.

This would be one of the best drives in the entire trip. You are in Thailand and driving on some great roads. You will have a great time both driving your car and riding your bike. Once you reach Bangkok, enjoy the vibe of the city.

Where you would want to visit in Thailand and what places you would drive from Bangkok, I would leave that to you. You might want to go to Phuket, Phi Phi Island or other places. Plan accordingly and carry on with the trip.

It is well worth  learning Thai free  online before you embark upon this fantastic adventure, as it will make it easier for you to really immerse yourself in the local traditions and culture. This means a far more enriching experience, and the chance to explore Thailand to the full. 

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The next thing you probably want to decide is whether you want to return via the same route or ship your bike or car and return by air from Thailand.

Shipping your vehicle

If you wish to ship your vehicle from the last destination, then also plan about this beforehand. You might not want to return back the same route.

In this case, contact shipping companies that can import your car or bike back to India. Know about the procedures, documents needed and the estimated cost associated with shipping. The cost will depend upon the type of vehicle and the distance it is being shipped to.

Some Important Tips for India to Myanmar to Thailand Road Trip by own vehicle

International Driving Permit (IDP)   is one of the most important documents that you need to have whether you are driving your 4-wheeler or riding 2-wheelers across Myanmar and Thailand.

Please remember International Driving Permit (IDP) and International Driving License (IDL) is not the same, though in India both the terms are used interchangeably. You can apply for IDP by visiting the RTO Office from where your driving license has been issued. Fee for getting an IDP is INR 1000.

The IDP can be used in many countries other than Myanmar and Thailand as well. With this, you can also opt for renting a vehicle in a foreign country.

Remember, IDP is not valid without your Indian Driving License. So keep both the documents in order.

India to Myanmar highway does not require an IDP as per a treaty signed between both the governments. But it is always advisable to keep it with you to avoid any legal complications.

Before you enter Myanmar, please ensure that you have the tourist Visa in place. You can apply a tourist Visa for Myanmar online very easily. You will receive the eVisa within a week. The Myanmar eVisa costs $50 for 28 days.

I would also advise you to get your Thailand Visa done as well. Though Thailand has the option for Visa on Arrival for Indian tourists, it is better to get the visa done before, as there will be other permits to worry about when you are driving your own vehicle.

You need to have all the necessary permissions for driving through Myanmar and then to Thailand

There are a host of permits required for driving from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar. For travelling through Myanmar, you need to pay the Carnet fees and Thailand requires Carnet de Passage for Indian drivers. Also, for both Thailand and Myanmar, you need to have a guide and an escort vehicle ahead of your car or bike, even it is a single one.

3. Carnet Fees for Myanmar and Thailand

To exit and reenter India from Myanmar in your own vehicle, you need to pay a carnet fee for the vehicle . Carnet pass is mandatory for any vehicle while taking a road trip into international routes. The cost of the pass can be 200% of your motorcycle or car which is taken for the security of the vehicle.

ATA Carnet is an International Uniform Customs document issued in 78 countries including India, which are parties to the Customs Convention on ATA Carnet. “ATA” is the acronym of the French and English word “Admission Temporaire / Temporary Admission” . The ATA Carnet permits duty-free temporary admission of goods into a member country without the need to raise customs bond, payment of duty and fulfilment of other customs formalities in one or a number of foreign countries. FICCI is India’s sole national issuing and guaranteeing association for ATA Carnet.

A Carnet is valid for one year from the date of issue.

The price for Carnet fees was upto 200% the value of your car or bike. But recently, the carnet fees has been fixed to Rs.50000 for two-wheelers and Rupees One Lakh for cars. Carnet is like the visa for your vehicle where you are guaranteeing that you will bring the car back to the country.

You can pay the carnet fees by a bank guarantee, bank draft, cheque and even credit cards. The carnet fee is refundable.

There is a processing fee for getting the Carnet pass for your vehicle that you have to pay.

However, once the India-Myanmar-Thailand (IMT) Treaty comes to effect completely, the process will be much simpler. We had heard about this treaty being signed for long. In May 2018, the India Myanmar Land Treaty was signed between India and Myanmar that facilitated  an easier crossing of the border by tourists and this agreement became operational in 2018.  Hopefully, the India-Myanmar-Thailand Motor Vehicles Agreement also comes into effect soon, so that adventurers can travel from India to Thailand by road across the three countries without much hassle.

Check the official site of ATA India for more information.

4. Escort Vehicle and Hotel Booking

You need to have an escort vehicle and hotel booking from advance if you want to take this epic trip from India to Thailand by road.

An escort vehicle along with a local Burmese speaking guide is necessary for your travel in Myanmar. You need to have all your hotels pre-booked as well. The entire travel route from Myanmar to Thailand needs to be predefined along with the night stops and hotel bookings. You have to get the escort vehicle from any approved travel agency in Myanmar.

Accommodations should be in hotels, guest houses, Airbnb or homestays. You are not permitted to camp anywhere in between.

For driving or riding in Thailand, at least one tour guide/escort with one Thai-registered escorting vehicle should be present.

Foreign registered vehicles will need permission to enter Thailand for tourism purposes (like that in Myanmar), with applications made at least 15 working days in advance. An entry fee and some other requirements must also be met and the permission must be sought through travel agencies based in Thailand (approved by the Department of Tourism, Thailand) who will seek the necessary permits through the Land Transport Office in the province where you plan to enter Thailand.

All these factors need to be pre-planned and you cannot do on the spot booking of escort vehicle, guides and accommodation.

Things to carry in your trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar

A road trip across different countries needs a lot of preparations and planning. You need to fit physically as well as mentally agile. There are many things that you might not need while driving or riding in India, but those things have to be taken care of on an international road trip. So here is a list of things that you must have ready on your trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar.

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Travel documents

Passport: Keep your passport ready for the international trip. Your passport must have at least 6 months validity from the date of arrival at the first location.

Visa: Get your visa done before. Nowadays, all the countries have the provision of getting online visa. Get it well in advance.

Keep a few colour photographs with you in white background.

Keep your travel insurance in place. Travel insurance is a must during an international trip. It will help you cope with any unforeseen circumstances that might come on the road. Do not be lax in this area.

Hotel bookings: Keep the documents of your hotel bookings in both Myanmar and Thailand with you.

Vehicle Documents

Driving License: Keep your Indian Driving License in place. Even if you are having an International Driving Permit (IDP), it does not work without your license.

International Driving Permit: The IDP is an important document for your driving or riding across the border.

Vehicle Insurance: Your car or bike must be fully insured and keep the papers handy. The papers might be checked at few places on the way from India to Myanmar and further to Thailand.

Vehicle registration papers: If the vehicle is owned by you, please keep the original vehicle papers with you and also some photocopies of it. Keep every legal papers related to the registration of your vehicle. This goes for both cars and motorcycles.

Carnet documents: Keep the carnet permit with you.

Other Important Things to carry for India to Thailand by road trip via Myanmar

Camera: You are embarking on a trip of a lifetime. You will be crossing borders, explore different countries, visit various cities and meet new people on the way. To capture these beautiful memories, have your camera, action camera, camera batteries, chargers, lens kit and other gadgets ready.

Smartphone with GPS: although you will have an escort vehicle and local guide with you, it is always better to keep your smartphone with you. It often serves as great help ion unknown lands.

First aid kit and medical kit: Keep a good stock of common medicines with you containing medicines of cold, fever, stomach problems, loose motions etc. Also keep antiseptics and band-aids, ORS and glucose with you. Both ORS and glucose give instant energy when you are tired after a long drive and yet have a long way to go.

Tool kit for your vehicle: Keep some spare parts and tool kit for your vehicle. Get your motorbike or car serviced at least a week before the start of your trip. Also, it is recommended to keep a day or two extra in your itinerary. This is for any unforeseen circumstances and servicing of your vehicle if needed.

For bikers, carry your rider’s helmet, an all-weather rider’s jacket that you can wear in cold, rain, sunshine and changing weather, riding goggles and riding gloves. Also, get a good riding boot for the trip.

Necessary clothes: I am always for travelling light and I would suggest you to pack light, more so if you are riding your bike from India to Thailand by road.

Snacks, food and water: Keep some snacks, energy bars and food with you on for the road. You will be on the road for a long time and it is better to take breaks in between. Stop in between for having food and water. This is very important in a long drive or ride. Keep enough water with you as well.

If you are driving or riding from India to Thailand via Myanmar, then you need to be in your best of health and need the energy on the road. So carry protein bars, dry fruits, ORS and glucose for your hunger pangs.

Other Important documents to carry without fail:

• Your original credit card along with last 6 months detail.
• Bank statement for the last 6 months.
• Enough cash with you while crossing the border. For example, in Thailand you need to show that you have at least 10000 Bahts with you.

What is the estimated cost for a trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar?

This is a tentative estimate of the cost that you might incur if you travel from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar. The costs are subject to change as per the prevalent conditions.

Here is a rough estimate of the cost for a trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar

Myanmar eVisa fee is $50.  Visa on Arrival is free in India for Indians up to April 2020.

Carnet Fees:

For Myanmar: Rs.50000.00 for bike and Rupees one lakh for car. This is refundable though.

For Thailand: Carnet fees will be around 200%-300% of your vehicle value. This, again is a refundable security deposit.

Fuel: Around Rs.25000 – Rs.30000 approximately

Hotel and Food: As per your spending.

Escort Vehicle in Myanmar: Rs.60,000.00 – Rs.70,000.00  approximately. This can be divided among the number of cars or bikes.

Escort vehicle in Thailand: Rs.120,000.00 – Rs.140,000.00 approximately. This can be divided equally among the number of cars or bikes.

Shipping: If you are planning to ship your vehicle from your last destination (in case you do not want to return via the same route), then it will incur an additional cost. Shipping of your car from Thailand back to Kolkata takes about Rs.150,000.00. if you are planning to return back the same way, then that will also take a few days along with the fuel cost and your accommodation and food cost.

A few more tips to remember for your trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar

• You need to get ILP for driving through Nagaland and Manipur in India.
• Choose your vehicle properly and get to know it.
• Choose the best time to go.
• Decide on the route you want to take. This is the most important to have a great trip. In Myanmar, you need to move through a designated route.
• Get your Visas and permits ready in time.
• Keep your vehicle tool kit and medicine kit handy.
• Keep enough cash in hand. The cash should not be just Indian rupees or USD. Change the currencies near the border area. You can change your INR to Myanmar Kyats in Moreh or Tamu and the Kyats into Thai Baht in Myawaddy in Myanmar-Thailand border.
• Stay updated with the current political situations in Myanmar before you travel.
• Do not overexert and over explore. You are going on an adventurous trip and quite naturally, you would want to visit a lot of places. You might want to explore some off the beaten tracks. But I would suggest you to not do so. Infact, many offbeat places in Myanmar are out of bounds for tourists. Stick to your original plan and itinerary and drive/ride safe.
• Keep food supplies like ready to eat snacks, protein bar with you. It will help on the way.
• Take sufficient halts on the way. In this way, you will get the required break and will also be able to enjoy the view on the road.
• Get acquainted with the travel and road rules of the countries you are visiting. For example, in Myanmar, you have to drive on the right, unlike India. Keep these road rules in mind. Though the escort vehicle will be there, you also need to be alert.

Finally, enjoy this road trip from India to Thailand via Myanmar. Enjoy the road, the people and the culture of the countries you travel through and make memories of a lifetime.

India to Thailand by road via Myanmar by public transport

Well, if you want to do this trip in public transport, then follow this route:

• Guwahati – Imphal (By bus. You will get buses to Imphal from ISBT Guwahati and Paltan Bazar Stand)
• Imphal – Moreh (by shared van)
• Moreh – Tamu: At Moreh, after getting your documents checked at Moreh ICP, cross the India-Myanmar Friendship Bridge to enter Myanmar.
• Get your visa and passport checked at Tamu Immigration office and then walk or hitchhike to Tamu Bus Station.
• Tamu – Mandalay: From Tamu Bus Station, you will get buses and vans to Mandalay.
• From Mandalay, you will get buses to almost all the main cities and destinations of Myanmar. Your last stop in Myanmar, in this case, should be Yangon.
• Yangon – Myawaddy/Mae Sot: From Yangon, you will get buses to Myawaddy, the border town.
• From Myawaddy, cross the bridge to enter Thailand.
• Mae Sot – Bangkok: From the border, take a bike taxi and go to Mae Sot Bus Station. You will get buses to Bangkok from there.

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Hope we have been able to answer your queries regarding the epic trip from India to Thailand by road via Myanmar. Whenever you plan to go, do your research well and get to know about the place well. We are sure you will have a wonderful trip. And once you have done this, please do let us know how it went.

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Thank you Shameer!

I would love to go to Thailand in my car via Myanmar. But escort vehicle & guide in Myanmar & Thailand sounds expensive if I go alone there. I am from Bombay and I wish I get a group of travelers who are interested in travelling there in their own vehicles so that we can share cost of escort vehicle & guide. I presume that one escort/guide requires for more than one vehicle travelling in a same group. Interested people may contact me on 9987517171. Thanks.

Inspiring and highly informative blog! Just one question about escort fees and carnet fees. Do we have to pay them even if we go on cycles? We are planning an ambitious expedition on cycles and would like to know if we do have to pay those fees.

So much informative blog. Thumbs up to your hard work…..keep it up, great!

Wow what a detailed and informative blog… It has everything, i mean every detailed thing you need to know. Keep the good work going guys. Appreciate it.

Thank you so much Manjunath! Glad that you liked the blog.

Reading your blog , and staying home for almost 70days , due to this Covid lockdown, your travel blog has made me intrested in taking this kinda adventurous trip… Hope to do this surely in next 2 months.

Thank you Sarab for the comments. Please go for this adventurous road trip, but please ensure safety first. We do not think this trip should be done within the next few months given the situation. However, please take an informed decision.

Really very informative Agni and Amrita.. keep it up always well done

Thank you, Sakkir.

I am 58 years young and going to be 59, survived a heart attack….. planning my trip to South East Asia as soon as the covid 19 pandemic is getting over. Planning to take a Yamaha FZ25 with me….!!

Doing all sagacious planning and waiting for the day. Once completed, it’s going to be Africa, starting from Cairo, Egypt (where I was located for 5 years). Visited many African countries…..but next time, it’s going to be on the saddle a motorcycle.

Cheers. G.Mohan

It is so good to hear about your plan. We are excited as well! Please let us know how it materialises. Thanks for stopping by our blog.

Hi..it was great info. I hve a query. In case i wish to travel back to india by my vehicle only.. then again I hve to pay for escort vehicle in Myanmar??

Yes, you have to pay escort vehicle fee in Myanmar. And also the carnet fees.

Its really an awesome information for all of us. I am planning for this Trip as soon as this Corona fear goes away!!! I have riven so many places in India with my Car which coves 1000+Kms in a day sometimes.

I hope I will complete this trip which will be my 1st International Trip!!!

Car escort and guide is required for Bicycle as well? It is required for just Myanmar or other countries on route?

The detailed itenerary is very informative. Thanks for this

Very informative and detailed blog. It provides almost all information needed for anyone to begin planning for such journey. Thanks for writing, keep travelling ..

Thank you so much!

The Blog is so good that i feel i am actually traveling there. Really we written and informative. Planning to go there in future. Kudos to you both 2backpackers. Thank 😊 God bless you.

Thank you so much for your lovely words! Your appreciation inspires us to work better. Hope you visit there soon. Thanks again.

Great info. thanks, Agni & Amrita!

I am planning a family trip from SG to India using a Singapore registered car. Info you have shared will be of a great help.

Thank you very much for detailed information about Thailand Road trip.

Can you suggest us if there is any consultant who can arrange all the visas, permits, booking for hotel and escorts etc.

I am also interested to go Thailand by own Car. Also suggest if there is any group who is planning for this trip where I also can be a member.

Very nicely articulated blog with visual infographic… this article is actually provoking my thoughts to plan for the road trip to Bangkok… my wish should come into reality soon. BTW I will start my journey from my hometown Cooch Behar, WB.

Thank you so much Mrityunjoy for the lovely comment. We hope you have a great trip. Coochbehar is a lovely place and we hope to visit there sometime.

Hi, Agni & Amrita

I need a group (Bike) for this adventure can u help me ? I’m from Siliguri(WB) WhatsAap : 9122-02-9122 My budget is approx 1 Lac. Maximum. Thank You 🙏

Hi, Agni & Amrita I’m Alok Rajan (26M) and my friend Raja Sahani (25M) I want to travel from Siliguri(WB) to Thailand (Bike) with my friend, I need a certified group for this trip I can’t afford all expenses. My budget is maximum 1Lac. (2 Adult,M) Contact : 9122-02-9122 (WhatsAap) E-mail : [email protected]

Hi! We do not provide travel services and assistance to Thailand. We are leaving your message in the comments so that anyone else interested in the trip can contact you directly.

Hi Agni & Amrita, Your blog was of great help. Got the minute details for the trip. Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot Mathew! Hope you have a great trip.

Thank you so much for this beautiful and informative post..

I travel with my wife on road trips we have done over 20k kms in 2021…

Want to do London in a car but after reading your blog will definitely think about Thailand also…

Road trips over 20k kms.. thats just wow! Thank you for stopping by our blog and all the best for your trip to London as well as Thailand. Do share your experience with us. 🙂

Hi gone through your blogs. Great guide for the road travel lovers. Which is the best t way to travel Thailand by road-travel through local transport or by our own vehicle. Thanks in advance..

Thank you so much for the comment. The best way to travel always depends on your choice. For us, we prefer travelling by local transport. It gives a view of the way of life of the locals.

wonderful blog….sure it will help many bikers who are looking for this epic road trip. God bless you both

Thank you so much Richard for the kind comment! Good luck for all your trips.

Dear Agni & Dear Amrita,

Thank you for your wonderful and informative words. I had seen many videos but I didn’t came across anyone telling so deep. My Question : I am planning to visit my friend in Thailand and will be staying at his place. Will I still need an escort vehicle and guide? What I will have to do if I don’t need it. My friend he stays in Nakon Sawan. Pls if you or anyone have any info about this kindly share.

Hi Ashwin! You do not need an escort vehicle or guide in Thailand. It is only needed in Myanmar if you are travelling in your own car.

Super informative article. This requires meticulus detailing and hands-on information. Thanks you so much. Just out of curiosity- Have any of the requirements changed as of now?

Seen many enthusiastic travellers, but no one like you two. Who can dare to think about a road trip to Thailand from India? A road trip is definitely adventurous than any other mode of transportation, but it can he hectic especially, for such a long distance.

Hey Agni & Amrita First of all i would like to say a big thanks to you for this beautiful & detailed article. Because it saves my 3-4days to planing this trip. How much distance & and how much time it will take all the details I got from your article. I m from Faridabad Haryana. I m planing a same road trip. But i have a some doubts.

#Is it mandatory to book escort vehicle or guide. Can i visit there without guide or escort vehicle?? #Carnet fee in Myanmar is one lakh & 200% of vehicle value in Thailand is it right? #How I can apply for carnet fee & carnet de passage. #Thailand provides the on arrival visa. Myanmar is providing on arrival visa or not?? #How I can apply for IDL (International driving licence) because I checked with my RTO office they said we can provide only IDP (International driving permit) so for IDL where I can apply?? Or from where I get this?

I supposed to get my answers. But I know this will take time so if you are going to reply any doubts that’s okay.

And Thanks a lot for this information.

Thank you so much. This guide really helps me for my overland trip from Delhi to Bangkok. Can’t wait for my adventure!

Great Details.. Musch help for first time travelers like me.. Good info guys.. Keep Traveling and making good memories

Hello dear Thanks for detail information. Is there any travel company who can do all these arrangements for us in advance , who can Take take cas to Imphal or what ever the last point , from there I can go till Singapore by car , they may do all paper work , all licensing work , hotel booking escort arrangement , and and logistics arrangements for sending my car back from Singapore to India .

Can u peoples do this for us ?

If u have any travel company who can do all this for us , pls recommend us at our no Or mail , 9818960797

I will be highly thanks full

Hello folks. Great information.

Was wondering about riding trough Myanmar in its current situation!

What is the current overland travel status?

Thanks in advance,

Hello! Thanks for stopping by. Right now, overlanding is not allowed. Keep a look at their official tourism website. It might give you the border opening status. Thanks again!

This article is an incredibly informative and inspiring travel guide, providing detailed instructions, tips, and insights for anyone interested in embarking on this epic road trip.

The article does an excellent job of highlighting the unique experiences and challenges of traveling by road through Myanmar, while also showcasing the diverse cultures, landscapes, and attractions of India and Thailand, making it a must-read for adventure seekers and travel enthusiasts alike.

I’m coming to India from the US in Nov 2023 for this trip. If anyone would like to join, please let me know. I would love to gather a fun loving travel-friendly group. my contact is +15052978813 call or whatsapp is fine. I hope to get on this adventure and make it super memorable!

This is a very informative and helpful article. Congrats and thanks to you guys.

In the costing bit you have mentioned that carnet cost in Thailand is 200%-300% of your car value. So if my car value is INR 20 lakhs, then I will have to pay INR 60 lakhs?! This sounds a lot and I am wondering if this is mistake in writing. Could you please confirm.

Secondly, if I want to travel with a pet, then what is the paperwork required.

Hope to get an answer soon.

Once again, kudos to both of you for this effort. Thanks a lot.

Will wait for your response.

Hello! Thanks for reading our blog. The carnet fees is quite high. last I heard it is around Rs.50000 for two-wheelers and Rupees 1 lakh for cars. However, there is a security deposit to be submitted which can go quite high – as much as 2005 of the cost of your vehicle. This fee is refundable and depends on the type of your vehicle. For a RE Himalayan bike, this security deposit was around INR 2 lakhs. I am not quite sure about travelling with pet. We have never explored the option and this is the first time someone asked us this. We will enquire about it in our next travel journeys for sure. All the best for your trip. And also thanks for pointing out the passage on carnet fees. I will update the recent information at the earliest. Thanks again!

Hello, I am “trying” to make a group to drive India-Myanmar-Thailand-Laos-Vietnam- Malaysia-Singapore- 70 days. Bigger the group we can make it economical, Pls connect with me on 9833320380. Rds Samir

@Agni & Amrita.. excellent write up… good inputs

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The boarding process in Chiang Mai was horrible. Gate change last minute left me with all our carryons and my husband in a wheelchair. No one came for him….. Inconsiderate and uncaring. Airport was crowded and no one cared….

Better explanation of where to line up when checking luggage.

No electrical plugs or USB plugs. No lounge at KKC airport.

Thai Smile must be the only airline in the world that still doesn’t allow mobiles and iPads to be used during taxi, takeoff and landing. No inflight service due to COVID but a little snack and water handed out as we left the plane. I also like the deplaning by row, I wish more airlines did this

MAI flight is all time best if can add good food options

Extra seat belt across the chest 10 minutes before taking off and 15 minutes before landing seemed excessively safe.

The transfer from Domestic and International was a bit confusing but I am easily confused. I did not eat any food, but the food on the other leg was decent. It was nice they turned the lights off on the night flight. The plane was in good shape, but was a little cramped in economy and I am small. They gave me a customs form to fill out and nobody looked at it as I went through customs. Not a bad flight.

My case was missing a wheel on arrival Heathrow and the staff were unhelpful when i tried to get some compensation stating it was not sufficient damage, i only wish that they at some point have to deal with the same situation it put me in, maybe they would change their attitude but overall it was a good flight

We are satisfied with the cabin crew serviceand the quality of meals served.

The aircraft was really old, the staff demotivated and the overall United airline service is horrible

Increase the number of available films, including variety. All other aspects were great.

Check in was a disaster. 90 minutes and only 2 economy check in desks open. Had to rush to catch the flight.

I couldnt go on this flight and lost all my money over 1,000 UK Pounds as my visa to Myanmar was not accepted :(

Thai Airways is one of the best airlines in the business. Looking forward to fly again with them.

food poor i said chiken i got pack a pow breakfast lousey .job to explain wot it was ...

We had a 3 hrs delay and they offer McDonalds pineapple pay. They charged us for extra grs of luggage and the experience was not good

Thai Air Asia no longer has customer support that you can call and talk to. All support is done by chat bot or self help websites. This can be a major issue if you have a problem and it bit us so we can’t recommend nor will we book with them again unless as a last resort.

No way to talk to support. Is all online self help or chat bot. Now way to speak to a person and the automated options are useless.

Airline cancelled our flight purchased through kiwi.com 2 months before travel and to date has inly refunded half of our paid ticket price.

Crew was nice, boarding efficient. VERY cramped seating. I'm a 5 ' 10'' slim woman and my knees were up against the seat in front of me and my arms were against the arm rests. There are no services, not even water, and they only take local currency and I didn't yet have Thai baht ( flying from Indonesia and no rupiah left). I won't choose to fly with this line again.

Good, no mini-tv's, no food unless you pay, good overall experience.

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CNX is a filthy, poorly kept airport. I have heard that Thailand plans to build another airport in San Kampaeng area, so perhaps they are just letting this one go. But it makes every airline look badly to offer their service in such a poorly organized "dump". Sorry to say this, but that's what it's like. At least the AirAsia flight which I took was on time! I appreciate that.

Air Asia will be my choice of airline when I fly to Asia every 6 to 8 weeks. Thank you for your good service.

I really like air Asia. The flights are running very professionally and both of my flights this last time got in early. Planes were clean. The staff was very professional and helpful. I understand they were supposed to be a budget airline but they don’t act like they’re a budget airline.

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