Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the Jewels of Myanmar – a carefully crafted 9-day itinerary that takes you through the cultural and natural wonders of Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay, and Inle Lake. Perfect for those seeking authentic Myanmar tours, this experience offers a deep dive into the country’s rich heritage, golden temples, and scenic landscapes.
Tour Highlights
- Visit the magnificent golden stupa and witness stunning sunsets at this sacred site in Yangon.
- Explore over 2,000 ancient temples and experience the unique atmosphere of this historical city.
- Discover the birthplace of Myanmar spirits and enjoy panoramic views from this impressive volcanic peak.
- Experience the beauty of the "Venice of Asia" with stilt-housed villages, floating gardens, and unique leg-rowing fishermen.
- Immerse yourself in Mandalay's cultural highlights and visit the famous Mingun Pagoda and Mingun Bell.
Experience the Jewels of Myanmar With:
- Guides: hand-picked best tour guides with deep knowledge, humor, profession (English speaking guides, other languages upon request)
- Drivers: polite, friendly, responsible, reliable with many years of driving experience
- Vehicles: comfortable, spacious, air-conditioned, big window
- Meals: meals are arranged at local restaurants so you can taste authentic Burmese cuisine
- Accommodation: listed below or various types of accommodation are available, from 5-star hotels, 4-star hotels in the best location, good value 3-star hotels, to boutique hotels reflect the style of the region
Recommended Hotel List
| Location | Hotels & Ratings (3* Standard) |
| Yangon | Summit Park View |
| Mandalay | Mandalay City |
| Bagan | Ayeyar River View |
| NyaungShwe | HupinKhaung Dine |
Please note that every element of the tour below can be tailored. Tell us your specific interest and we will be happy to make adjustments for you. This inquiry is totally free and you are under no obligation!
General Information
Duration: 9 days/8 nights
Day: Available all the time
Start/End: Yangon/Yangon
Tour Route: Yangon – Bagan – Mt Popa – Mandalay – Mingun – Pindaya – Inle Lake – Yangon
Tour Type: Landscape, Nature, History, and Culture
Highlights: Shwedagon Pagoda, 2000 temples in Bagan, Sunset, Mingun Bell, Inle Lake
What's Included
- 08-night hotel accommodation (twin/double share)
- 8 Breakfast, 7 Lunch, 1 Dinner
- Private transport in air-conditioned vehicles
- 04 domestic flights
- Local English-speaking guides
- Drinking water and refreshing towels on touring days
- Entrance fees for visits mentioned in the program
- Boat fees in Mingun and Inle Lake
What's Excluded
- International flights to/from Yangon
- Travel insurance
- Visa stamp fees
- Early check-in & late check-out surcharge
- Personal expenses
- Meals & Drinks not mentioned
- Tips & gratuities for guide and driver
- Bank transfer fees for non-cash payments
- Tour Options (quoted separately)
Detailed Itinerary of Myanmar Tours
Mingalar Bar! Welcome to Myanmar, you will be picked up by our local guide at the airport and quickly transfer to the hotel within 1 hour. Our tour will start in the afternoon with a visit to Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda where you can see the giant reclining Buddha.
The next destination is Kandawgyi Park, one of the greenest spots in Yangon. On the way, following the agenda, we will stop at Karaweik Palace, a royal floating barge with impressive detail and structure. Surely, you can take a lot of beautiful pictures here.
In the evening, you will have a chance to visit the famous golden stupa, Shwedagon Pagoda which is 98 meters high. The most interesting feature about this pagoda is that Shwedagon Pagoda itself incredibly contains 60 tons of pure gold. At the pagoda, you can observe local religious customs and offerings and gain some understanding of Buddhism. From the viewpoint of Shwedagon Pagoda, you are able to enjoy the stunning sunset over the golden decorative layer in every corner. Overnight stay in Yangon.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Dinner
Depart from Yangon in the early morning, we will be on the flight heading to Bagan. The popularity of Bagan comes from over 2,000 temples located here with historical importance. All the sacred pagodas and nice temples together generate the ancient atmosphere, which increases the beauty of the surrounding scenery more than ever.
After 1 hour on the airplane, we first head to the Nyaung U market to witness the daily life of locals and visit Shwezigon Pagoda which is believed to house Buddha’s bones and teeth. In order to get a panoramic view over Bagan and really feel Bagan, we will move to a higher temple in a few minutes.
Then we arrive at the hotel for check-in and continue visiting many other impressive temples such as Ananda, Htilominlo, Thatbyinnyu, Dhammayangyi, and Sulamani also can’t leave out other beauty-hidden temples. In the evening, to get some insight into Myanmar's traditional souvenirs, we will go to a traditional lacquerware-making workshop. Stay overnight in Bagan.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
From Bagan, today we will reach out for Mount Popa, an inactive volcano with an amazing view and which is believed to be the birthplace of Myanmar Nats (Spirits). At the bottom of the mountain, there are Nat Shrines with 37 different figures and this place is also the main pilgrimage destination for locals.
After visiting Mount Popa, on the way back, our car is going to pay a quick visit to a local palm tree plantation and a local village where tourists can observe daily life and understand Myanmar’s culture.
Then, in the late afternoon, the Irrawaddy River is waiting for you to explore by a pleasure cruise passing riverside villages and temples. Sunset in Bagan is now so attractive and stunning more than ever. Besides, you can choose to take part in some optional activities such as sunrise hot balloon flight, horse cart tour, etc. Stay overnight in Bagan.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Our destination today will be Mandalay, the last former capital of the Myanmar Kingdom. The first thing we will do is visit Amarapura, the City of Immortality. Inside the City of Immorality, Mahagandaryone Monastery is where you can see the daily life of monks.
Next, we will walk through U Bein Bridge which is the longest teakwood bridge in the world. The trip won’t be completed without a visit to Sagaing, the most religious area in the southwest of Mandalay.
Sagaing has over 600 Buddhist monasteries which are Buddhist schools. Besides monasteries, we will also go to pagodas such as Swan Oo Pon Nya Shin and U Min Thone Sae. On the way, we will stop at the local market, Silverware Cottage Industry, Clay pot making, and Nunnery. We will discover more about the daily life of Buddhist nuns.
Finally, our car will return to Mandalay for you to be amazed at the Mahamuni Buddha Image, a bronze Buddha which is stated to be built during the lifetime of Buddha. Overnight stay in Mandalay.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
A brand new day has come! And today just enjoy yourself on a pleasant boat ride up the river to Mingun for 1 hour. Once arrived, the visitor will be impressed by the ruins of the vast Mingun Pagoda, the wonderful Hsinbyume Paya, and Mingun Bell. Especially, Mingun Bell is 87 tons in weight and is regarded as the largest intact bronze bell in the world.
Come back to Mandalay on a boat. The afternoon is time for Mandalay Palace, Shwenandaw Monastery which is famous for its exclusive woodcarvings and gold leaf workshop. Moreover, there is also time for Kuthodaw Pagoda which contains the world’s largest book. The day will end with the sunset in Mandalay Hill to get a panoramic view of the city. Overnight stay in Mandalay.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Move from Mandalay by airplane, we will reach Heho and quickly proceed to Pindaya. The way to Pindaya goes through one of the most densely farmed areas in Myanmar with many fields and plantations, which creates an atmosphere like in central Europe or middle America.
On arrival at Pindaya Limestone Cave, tourists will surely be surprised by 9,000 Buddha images of nearby pilgrims who have sat there for centuries. A quick stop at 250-year-old Banyan trees and then be back to Nyaung Shwe, the entrance of Inle Lake, and check-in hotel. Stay overnight on the Lake.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Today will start with a joyful boat trip on Inle Lake which is known as one of the most beautiful and unique destinations in Asia and somehow is called the “Venice of Asia”. You can find many stilt-housed villages, Buddhist temples, and floating gardens. Local life is right in your eyes: a fisherman is doing his job using a distinctive leg-rowing technique, silversmiths, weavers, and cigar makers. Next, we head to Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda and Nga Phe Chuang Monastery which housed a lot of ancient Shan-style Buddha images.
Enjoy your lunch and head to the west of Inle Lake, where we will visit Indein by a small canal. Indein is a Pa-Oh village which is wide-known for its stupa. In total, there are 1,054 stupas from the 17th to the 18th century located on Pa-Oh village’s hill. Just take your time to explore Indein leisurely, wander around the village to see how the local school in Myanmar operates, or have a hike to the top of the hill and enjoy the cool atmosphere in each corner. Back to your hotel and enjoy your leisure time. Stay overnight on Inle Lake.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
With an early start, we will head to the morning market around Inle Lake to see the diversity of local tribes. The morning market is open every day except for dark moon day and full moon day. Say goodbye to Inle, we will be back to Heho by car and flight back to Yangon.
The rest of the day is on your own to relax and follow your guide to shopping at Bogyoke (Scott) Market (Note that the market is closed on Mondays and public holidays). (Note: the market is closed on Mondays and the gazetted holiday). Stay overnight in Yangon.
Accomodations: Tailored to guest preferences (e.g., luxury, boutique, or budget)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
The last morning is all for you to explore the city. Then we will transfer to Yangon Airport and leave Myanmar. Have a safe flight and see you next time.
Accomodations: None
Meals: Breakfast
Emma Thompson – USA –
I stood amazed as hundreds of hot air balloons floated over Bagan’s temples. That morning was the highlight of our Myanmar 9 days itinerary—an early wake-up that was absolutely worth it. On day three, I joined monks for alms and felt totally changed. If you love culture, these Myanmar tours and Jewels of Myanmar tours won’t disappoint.
Liam Johnson – Australia –
Sharing a boat ride on Inle Lake, I helped fishermen cast nets by stilt‑homes at sunrise. Later, I tasted Shan noodles from a friendly local woman. This Jewels of Myanmar tour balances adventure and culture beautifully. From Mandalay’s palace to Yangon’s pagodas, this Myanmar 9 days itinerary showed me the heart of the country.
Sophia Müller – Germany –
On day five of the Myanmar 9 days itinerary, I hiked up to Ngapali Beach for sunset—white sands and no crowds. The next day, we meditated with monks at Shwedagon. This is the essence of Myanmar tours: varied, soulful, and surprising. Jewels of Myanmar tours truly connect travelers to hidden gems.
Lucas Williams – Canada –
I never expected the agriculture experience in Bagan—riding a horse-drawn cart through farmland was peaceful and real. That night, our group sang under the stars by a temple. The Jewels of Myanmar tour feels like a dream. From Yangon’s hustle to Inle’s calm, this Myanmar 9 days itinerary is an unforgettable ride.
Isabella Rocha – Brazil –
Meeting a family of long‑neck Karen women in a hillside village was both humbling and beautiful. Later we kayaked through Inle’s floating gardens, chatting with locals about their daily life. My heart is full. Among all Myanmar tours I’ve taken, Jewels of Myanmar tours stand out for real human encounters.
Ethan Smith – USA –
Biking across former capital Amarapura, I watched silk weavers at work, mesmerized by their skill. By evening, I tasted local tea leaf salad in a market bursting with color and chatter. This Jewels of Myanmar tour filled all my senses—and packed so much in the Myanmar 9 days itinerary. Highly recommended.
Olivia Brown – Australia –
I joined the temple blessing early one morning in Bagan. A monk placed white threads on my wrist—it felt like a promise of peace. We ended the day floating on Inle Lake, buying fresh lotus flowers from a small boat. These small moments make Myanmar tours unforgettable. Jewels of Myanmar tours weave magic into every day.
Jack Thompson – USA –
One afternoon, I lost track of time in Mandalay’s teak workshops—it’s art in motion. That evening, I joined a crimson-robed procession at Shwedagon Pagoda and felt humbled. Jewels of Myanmar tours give you those cultural highlights and hidden stories. This Myanmar 9 days itinerary packs in beauty, authenticity, and wonder.
Grace Lewis – Canada –
I’ll never forget breakfast in a floating market on Inle Lake—fresh mango pancakes passed to me from a friendly vendor. Later, I took a boat to silk workshops on little islands. This is the kind of hands-on experience Myanmar tours should offer. The Jewels of Myanmar tour got it just right.
Noah Davis – Brazil –
The final day, walking through Yangon’s colonial streets, I felt nostalgic and hopeful. Earlier in the week, I learned traditional puppetry in Amarapura—that spark of creativity stayed with me. Jewels of Myanmar tours combine history, art, and warmth. The Myanmar 9 days itinerary is jam-packed with moments you’ll carry long after.
Victoria Klein – Germany –
While visiting a monastery school in Mandalay, I shared English phrases with young students—they gave me handmade drawings in return. It was one of the most touching moments on the Jewels of Myanmar tour. This Myanmar 9 days itinerary blends human connection and stunning sites. Easily one of my favorite Myanmar tours ever.
Julian Evans – USA –
Floating through Inle Lake, we passed silent fishermen balancing on one leg—pure grace in motion. Later that night, we sat by candlelight at a lakeside inn. The Jewels of Myanmar tour was unexpectedly poetic. From temple climbs to tea tastings, this Myanmar 9 days itinerary left me deeply moved. Incredible Myanmar tours.
Sebastian Evans – Brazil –
In Bagan, I met an old man who’d been restoring temples for 30 years. He let me help lay a gold leaf on a Buddha statue. That moment made my Myanmar 9 days itinerary personal. Jewels of Myanmar tours aren’t just beautiful—they’re immersive. A must-choose among Myanmar tours for cultural explorers.
James Fischer – Brazil –
The golden glow of U Bein Bridge at sunset was unforgettable. I stood there, surrounded by locals, monks, and travelers in awe. Then we feasted on grilled fish and shared stories late into the night. Myanmar tours rarely capture so many layers. Jewels of Myanmar tours made every day of the itinerary count.
Julian Peterson – Canada –
I came to Myanmar for temples but stayed in love with the people. A smiling vendor in Yangon gave me extra mango slices just because I said “thank you” in Burmese. The Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave space for these moments. Jewels of Myanmar tours made the unfamiliar feel like home.
Chloe Mendes – Australia –
Our guide in Bagan was once a novice monk, and he shared his story while we wandered through ancient temples. It added a layer of depth I didn’t expect. Later, we joined a cooking class in Inle. Myanmar tours should always feel this intimate. Jewels of Myanmar tours was exactly what I hoped for.
Miles Brown – USA –
I accidentally joined a village festival near Inle Lake—locals pulled me into a traditional dance, and we laughed nonstop. That surprise moment became the highlight of my Myanmar 9 days itinerary. Jewels of Myanmar tours let you stumble into joy. These Myanmar tours give space for both structure and spontaneity.
Layla Costa – Canada –
The sunrise over Mt. Popa wasn’t even in the official Myanmar 9 days itinerary, but our guide squeezed it in because we asked. That kind of flexibility made the Jewels of Myanmar tours feel personal. And standing on that mountain, surrounded by mist, felt like I was in a folktale. Unforgettable.
Owen Martin – Germany –
I met a group of local artists painting temple murals in Bagan. We chatted with gestures and laughter. One even drew my portrait. That sketch now hangs in my home. Myanmar tours that bring you into these small, soulful encounters are rare. Jewels of Myanmar tours did that every single day.
Zoe Lopez – Australia –
One quiet evening by Inle Lake, I watched fireflies dance above the water. Earlier, I learned to make local rice crackers from a village family. Jewels of Myanmar tours filled our days with gentle discovery. It’s not just temples—this Myanmar 9 days itinerary reveals real daily life. Best kind of travel.
Amelia Walker – Australia –
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Isaac Hughes – USA –
In Yangon, I wandered colonial streets in golden light, finding a tiny bookshop where the owner gave me an old map. That moment felt like time travel. Jewels of Myanmar tours offers space for these little discoveries. Myanmar tours that blend history, culture, and kindness like this are rare.
Scarlett Reed – Canada –
After trekking to a hilltop temple, a monk handed me tea and simply smiled. No words, just shared silence and the wind. It was one of the most meaningful experiences I’ve had in Southeast Asia. Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave me room to feel. Jewels of Myanmar tours are beautiful beyond photos.
Caleb White – Brazil –
In Mandalay, I tried black sticky rice for the first time at a roadside stall—it was smoky, sweet, and unforgettable. Later that night, I joined a local drumming circle at a monastery. Myanmar tours are often about temples, but this one let me taste and hear the culture too. Jewels of Myanmar tours are rich in every sense.
Lily Brown – Germany –
At a market in Yangon, an elderly woman gifted me a hand-woven scarf after I complimented her craft. She said, “You see my country.” That moment still brings tears. The Myanmar 9 days itinerary isn’t just about places—it’s about people. Jewels of Myanmar tours gave me more than memories; they gave me connection.
Leo Campbell – USA –
A rainstorm caught us mid-boat ride on Inle Lake. Instead of frustration, we laughed, huddled under tarps, and sang with the boatman. Sometimes the detours are the best parts. Myanmar tours that welcome imperfection are the most human. Jewels of Myanmar tours showed me joy in the unexpected.
Victoria Peterson – Australia –
I’m usually a beach person, but climbing temple ruins at sunrise in Bagan changed me. There was something sacred in that silence. By day 9, I didn’t want to leave. Myanmar tours with this kind of spiritual pull are rare. Jewels of Myanmar tours helped me slow down and breathe.
Sebastian Scott – Brazil –
I took this tour with my dad—we hadn’t traveled together in years. We shared long walks in Amarapura, late-night chats on train rides, and bonded over Burmese curry. Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave us the time and space to reconnect. Jewels of Myanmar tours gave us something to remember forever.
Ava Silva – Canada –
A child in a monastery asked if I wanted to help plant a tree in their garden. I said yes. We laughed, got muddy, and by the end, I had a friend. This wasn’t in any brochure, but it’s what I treasure most. Myanmar tours like Jewels of Myanmar bring out the best in people.
James Mendes – Germany –
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Mason Turner – USA –
I tried meditating for the first time at a forest monastery outside Mandalay. The silence was intense—but transformative. By the last day, I felt lighter, more centered. This Myanmar 9 days itinerary isn’t just sightseeing. Jewels of Myanmar tours let you reconnect—with the country, and with yourself.
Nora Costa – Brazil –
I was sketching Shwedagon Pagoda when a curious local boy sat beside me and joined in. We barely spoke the same language, but we laughed a lot. Myanmar tours like this aren’t about checking boxes—they’re about human moments. Jewels of Myanmar tours overflow with them.
Julian Miller – Australia –
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Ella Nguyen – Canada –
A local girl taught me how to fold lotus flowers in a tiny Yangon alley. She said it brings luck. I kept mine through the whole trip. These little moments made Jewels of Myanmar tours so special. It’s more than a Myanmar 9 days itinerary—it’s a doorway into quiet kindness.
Henry Lopez – Germany –
When our bus broke down outside Bagan, a nearby family brought us tea and snacks, just because. We spent an hour playing with their kids. That wasn’t on the itinerary, but it’s my favorite memory. Myanmar tours like this feel real. Jewels of Myanmar tours bring the country to you with open arms.
Zoe Walker – USA –
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Isaac Campbell – Australia –
My dad and I raced up a hilltop pagoda just in time for golden hour over Bagan. We sat there in silence, just watching the sky change. Myanmar tours rarely slow you down this way. Jewels of Myanmar tours give you time to feel each place deeply. That’s what made it unforgettable.
Lily Evans – Canada –
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Leo Martin – Brazil –
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Grace Hughes – Germany –
On the train from Yangon to Mandalay, a local man shared his lunch with me—sticky rice and tamarind. We spoke in broken English and shared family photos. This Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave space for such real exchanges. Jewels of Myanmar tours made me feel like a traveler, not a tourist.
Miles Peterson – USA –
A rainstorm forced us to take shelter in a teashop, where the owner taught us how to brew perfect Burmese tea. That hour was full of laughter, thunder, and new friendship. Myanmar tours often overlook these quiet experiences. Jewels of Myanmar tours embrace them fully.
Layla Mendes – Australia –
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Julian Reed – Canada –
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Amelia Silva – Brazil –
I tried thanaka face paint for the first time at a market stall, and the vendor gave me a mini mirror and instructions. We laughed at my lopsided design. It was such a lighthearted, human moment. Myanmar tours that let you play and learn like this are rare. Jewels of Myanmar tours are refreshing.
Sebastian Klein – Germany –
At a monastery, I helped prepare rice for hundreds of monks—hot, simple, and made with purpose. That hour changed my perspective. The Myanmar 9 days itinerary let us experience the country’s spiritual side in a hands-on way. Jewels of Myanmar tours made every moment meaningful.
Ella Campbell – USA –
I bought a hand-carved marionette in Mandalay, then saw a performance that night. Watching it come to life gave me goosebumps. Myanmar tours rich in local art are so underrated. Jewels of Myanmar tours gave me more than views—they gave me stories.
Caleb Turner – Australia –
Watching the sunset from U Bein Bridge, I was surrounded by monks, tourists, dogs, and fishermen—all watching together. It felt communal, not crowded. That’s rare. Myanmar 9 days itinerary leads you to these shared sacred spaces. Jewels of Myanmar tours show you the beauty of coexistence.
Chloe Reis – Canada –
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Mason Brown – Brazil –
One night, our guide recited a Burmese love poem while we watched the moon rise over a quiet pagoda. That moment was cinematic. Myanmar 9 days itinerary was full of poetic surprises. Jewels of Myanmar tours gave me stories I’ll be telling for years.
Victoria White – Germany –
After hiking a dusty trail to a hidden cave temple, we lit candles and sat in silence for 15 minutes. It was the most peaceful part of the whole trip. Myanmar tours like Jewels of Myanmar are immersive, not rushed. The experience slowed me down in the best way.
Owen James – USA –
I joined a morning prayer at a local monastery and was invited to share a meal with the monks afterward. It felt sacred and unexpected. Myanmar 9 days itinerary wasn’t just organized—it was open. Jewels of Myanmar tours gave room for real presence and grace.
Ava Miller – Australia –
On the last day, we released paper lanterns by the riverbank in Yangon. Everyone made a wish, and we watched them float away. It was the perfect close to a journey filled with wonder. Myanmar tours rarely feel this complete. Jewels of Myanmar tours truly glow from within.
Leo Costa – Brazil –
As a photographer, I came for light—but stayed for the soul. From the golden stupas to weathered village faces, the Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave me a portfolio full of depth. Jewels of Myanmar tours are a dream for storytellers.
Nora Peterson – Canada –
I tried on a traditional longyi and paraded through the market like I belonged. Locals clapped and cheered—it was pure fun. This Myanmar 9 days itinerary gave me the courage to fully engage. Jewels of Myanmar tours made me feel not just welcome—but embraced.
James Nguyen – Germany –
On Inle Lake, our boat stalled—and instead of being upset, we were invited into a nearby home for lunch. That meal was better than any restaurant. Myanmar tours that lead to surprise invitations are the ones you remember. Jewels of Myanmar tours open doors you didn’t know existed.