Myanmar (Burma) travel guides
Inaccessible for such a long period of time, Myanmar still retains an air of mystery. Our travel guides are designed to help you make informed choices as you plan your tailor-made holiday to this wondrous country. With friendly people, an interesting history, ample walking and trekking opportunities and fascinating temples, Myanmar offers an eclectic mix of rewarding experiences.
who's been there
Start planning your tailor-made trip by calling one of our Myanmar (Burma) specialists on 01993 838 105
Ideas for how to explore Myanmar (Burma)
Our travel guides share our specialists’ passion and knowledge for Myanmar (Burma). We travel here regularly to discover new experiences, explore untried areas and dig deeper into the better-known places and attractions. At the same time, we gather advice and up-to-date information on the best-quality guides, new hotels and restaurants, and the most memorable forms of transportation.
Myanmar (Burma)’s temples beyond Bagan
Including Yangon's Shwedagon Pagoda, Mahu Muni Pagoda in Mandalay and the temples of Indein at Inle Lake, Southeast Asia specialist, Hannah puts forward her pick of the main temple sites to see outside of Bagan.
Honeymoons in Myanmar (Burma)
Myanmar is not your archetypal honeymoon destination but that's why you should consider it. An Audley tailor-made Myanmar honeymoon will leave you with lingering memories of stunning temples, smiling faces and a wonderfully laid-back way of life. It also has some beautiful beaches.
Walking & trekking in Myanmar (Burma)
Discovering out-of-the-way places, meeting local people, seeing stunning views or just challenging yourself - a walking or trekking holiday in Myanmar (Burma) will give a completely different perspective on the environment around you that is simply impossible to achieve from a vehicle.
What to do in Myanmar: our highlights guide
Myanmar is one of Audley's original destinations. As a first-time visitor discover its wealth of highlights, especially its charming hosts, the Burmese people themselves.
People of Myanmar (Burma)
Some destinations are special because things just don't seem to change and one such constant in Myanmar is its people. Myanmar specialist Hannah describes a recent visit to this beguiling country and her fascination and liking for its effervescent people.
Character properties in Myanmar (Burma)
If you're planning a tailor-made holiday to Myanmar, our specialists can recommend the benefits of staying in a property with character as well as the ethics of travel to this fascinating country.
Myanmar (Burma) by boat: a river cruising guide
From the deck of a boat view Myanmar's traditional waterborne ways of life, which have remained largely unchanged for centuries. Spend time in Yangon and Mandalay and visit the famous temples of Bagan.
Meaningful Myanmar (Burma): our best community-led experiences
Some of the best experiences we’ve found in Myanmar are locally run community enterprises that directly impact the people you visit. Southeast Asia specialist Sophie shares the highlights, from cooking the local cuisine near Inle Lake to fishing on the Ayeyarwady River.
Travel responsibly: Myanmar (Burma)
We’re committed to making sure your trip has a positive effect on the destination your visiting. In this guide, read more about how we are working with communities and charities in Myanmar to make this happen, as well as our tips on how to travel responsibly.
Is it safe and ethical to visit Myanmar (Burma)?
How safe and ethical is it to travel to Myanmar right now? The head of our Southeast Asia team gives his balanced appraisal on events in the country, and why we still feel that visiting Myanmar is the right thing to do.
Crossing the border: multi-country trips through Southeast Asia
The typography of Southeast Asia allows you to travel across borders, on trips that cover not just multiple countries, but a variety of experiences, cultures and landscapes. Our Southeast Asia specialists give their take on five of the most interesting pairings.
Cruising in Southeast Asia
Travel by river, lake or sea in Southeast Asia to explore places which would otherwise be inaccessible. Cruising in Southeast Asia offers the chance to relax and observe everyday life, the scenery and wildlife.