Above the clouds
Drift over the temple plain of Bagan at dawn, or take the road less flown over the lakes and jungle of Inle and Ngapali.
- Balloons over Bagan
- Ballooning over Inle Lake
- Wild Burma over Ngapali
How it feels
The moments you'll still be telling people about.
A journey is more than a list of places. These are the experiences we build our itineraries around — and the ones our travellers never stop mentioning.
On the water
The Irrawaddy has been Myanmar's great highway for centuries. Travel it by luxury cruiser, private skiff or sunset long-tail.
- Pandaw & Paukan river cruises
- Inle Lake by private boat
- Irrawaddy sunset tipple
Living traditions
Meet the people keeping Myanmar's crafts and faith alive — gold-beaters, lotus-silk weavers and monks on the dawn alms round.
- Gold-leaf & lacquer workshops
- Monastery alms rounds
- Lotus-silk weaving villages
A table with locals
Tea-house breakfasts, market grazing and meals at the training restaurants and social enterprises we've championed for years.
- Rangoon Tea House mohinga
- Market food tours
- Training-restaurant dinners
City & rail
Colonial Yangon on foot, the century-old Circle Line, and the great mountain railway across the Goteik Viaduct.
- Yangon heritage walks
- The Circle Line train
- Goteik Viaduct by rail
Responsible encounters
Travel that gives back — retired elephants, the endangered Irrawaddy dolphin, and community projects across Kayah State.
- Green Hill Valley elephant camp
- Living Irrawaddy Dolphin Project
- Kayah community tourism
Start the conversation
Build a trip around what you love.
Tell us which of these speaks to you and we'll shape an itinerary around it — at the pace you like to travel.