Top Yangon Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Experience Yangon's food culture on an evening walking tour of street food venues and markets. With a guide, explore the neighborhoods of downtown Yangon, including Chinatown and Little India, stopping by food stalls and family-owned eateries for a variety of tastings. Learn about the history of each dish from your guide while you eat.

Myanmar’s commercial capital and largest city, Yangon is bustling hub of culture, history, and people. Our full day excursion takes in its most spectacular sights.

Delve deeper into Burmese culture and history on a tour that takes you off the beaten path and reveals a side of Myanmar that most first-time visitors don’t see. Explore local haunts such as markets with a guide allows you to overcome the language barrier and get a more authentic glimpse into Yangon and its surrounds.

Visit the city of Bago on this 9-hour tour from Yangon with a guide and private hotel transfers. Once known as Hanthawaddy during Mon Kingdom of the 15th century, Bago is home to religious and cultural landmarks such as Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Kyakhat Wine Monastery, the Reclining Buddha of Shwe Tha Lyaung, Kyaikpun Pagoda, and the remains of Kanbawzathadi, a former palace. Lunch is included.

It can be difficult to fully appreciate Yangon’s unique history and culture on a self-led tour. Explore the city with a professional guide and gain insight into landmarks including Sule Pagoda, Chauk-htat-gyi Buddha Temple, and Bogyoke Market. Benefit from round-trip transfer from your hotel by air-conditioned car, and avoid hidden costs with entrance fees, circular railway tickets, and a trishaw ride included in the price.

Visit the southern city of Bago on a full-day, private trip from Yangon that explores architecture, wartime history, and religious sites. You’ll find gleaming Buddhas and pagodas throughout the city, and see the Second World War-era Allied graves in the Taukkyan War Cemetery. Browse colorful piles of fresh produce at the bustling Bago Market, then stop into a local restaurant for a lunch. Discovering Bago with a private guide gives you deeper insight into each thing you see, from Kyakhatwine Monastery to Shwesandaw Pagoda, believed to be the tallest in Myanmar.

Hop aboard the circular train in Yangon for an authentic experience of the city and its suburbs. Traveling with a knowledgeable, local guide on this commuter line gives you the chance to witness daily life in the former capital of Myanmar (Burma) as it passes through suburban districts rarely visited by tourists. Disembark to experience vibrant markets, colorful shops, and the largest cathedral in Myanmar. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring a more personal experience on the circular route.

Explore Yangon on an 8-hour private tour with a guide who introduces you to the sights of this former British colonial city, also known as Rangoon. You'll take a ride on the Yangon Circular Train and enjoy a walking tour around city streets to see landmarks and colonial architecture while learning about the history and culture of the area. Lunch is included.

Travel from Yangon to Bago with a private guide to visit several stunning pagodas and monasteries in one day. See top attractions such as Kya Khet Waii monastery, Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Shwe Tha Lyaung Buddha, and Kyaik Pun Pagoda. You’ll also meet some local artisans, and pay respects at Taukkyan War Cemetery, created for Allied soldiers who died during World War Two.

Kick off from the central Mahabandoola Garden where your guide will take you to the first stop – grilled fish barbequed over hot charcoal and served with lime and tamarind dipping sauces. As you amble up through the backstreets of Old Yangon on your tour, you’ll dive into a famous noodle house famed for its authentic dishes from Shan province.   You’ll start to see a marked difference in the dishes as you enter Yangon’s Little India. En route though the bustling neighborhood, you’ll make several stops to try hot, lightly spiced samosas, crisp dosas best dipped into a variety of pickles and curries and a famed Bengali sweet shop.   Your next stop on our Yangon tour is Chinatown, a vibrant district with a fascinating history. It’s not short of places to eat, but not all are made equal. You’ll make stops at old Chinese bakeries, 3rd generation soup houses, a lively tea house for bao buns and springs runs and much more. End with cold Myanmar beer and barbecued skewers along the famed 19th street.   *Sorry veggies, this one isn’t for you. We’re working on a meat-free Yangon tour which we hope to launch soon. **Vendors take time off too, so we can’t promise every Yangon food tour will be the same. Fear not, the night will always be packed with good stuff.

Gone are the days of haggling the price with taxi drivers at the airport! Arrive in Yangon International Airport and get picked up by your private driver, transfer directly from the airport to your chosen hotel in central Yangon.

Discover Yangon on a 4-hour, small group city tour through the onetime capital of British Burma. Explore a residential neighborhood and walk along the shores of Kandawgyi Lake. Pause for refreshments at a local teahouse then visit Yangon’s most iconic landmark, Shwedagon Pagoda; take in the gleaming dome that dominates the city skyline, light a candle at a gilded shrine and enjoy the hushed and tranquil atmosphere of a renowned Buddhist temple.

Get a feel for Yangon and its gastronomy as you explore various food stalls and eateries during this evening tour. Follow your guide through the busy streets and markets and sample at least 10 different traditional dishes and drinks. Samosa salad, noodles, Burmese tea, and black bean sauce meat are a few examples of what you can enjoy during your small-group excursion.

Rickshaw riding is popular local transport in Yangon, on the way to Dala, your guide will walk with you passing many colonial building which had played a grate part in country history and narrate you interesting background story of Yangon. On arriving to jetty, the tour will be taking you to the village-like township called Dala,crossing Yangon river by ferry, seeing daily routine of people. Reaching to the Dala, you are welcomed by local trishaw puller who will be showing you around this totally different version of Yangon, including fisherman village, local industry, day to day life of local people, many things which you will not probably see in main city Yangon. Prepared to be amazed at different stops, interact with local people, participate in local ceremonies if you are lucky, be like a local.

Start your day in Yangon with a colorful trip through the historic downtown, where you’ll join a local crowd for a traditional breakfast of mohinga noodles, tea, and other classic snacks. Walking through the city with a local guide opens a window into a side of life in Yangon that many visitors miss, and you’ll cover some key sights along the way, including vibrant markets and colonial-era landmarks.

Discover the rich cuisine of Myanmar on a small-group tour through Yangon. Follow your guide around town to explore local eateries and street food stalls and try at least eight dishes and drinks. Learn about the history of Burmese cuisine and how it’s been influenced by many ethnic groups in the country.

Discover Yangon at night on a 2.5-hour walking tour through bustling markets and Chinatown’s atmospheric temples.  Get a glimpse of local life as you browse secondhand stalls on Shwe Bontha Street and duck into the neighborhood’s Hindu and Buddhist shrines. Pause for a drink at a sidewalk stand and follow your guide through the narrow lanes of a fresh produce market; practice your haggling skills, sample Burmese cuisine at tiny stalls and end your trip with a cold beer at Yangon’s famed 19th street night market. 

This one day Yangon city tour takes you to the best sites of the former capital of Myanmar. So far, the most exciting place in the country offers myriads of things to do, see, and taste. Start in the city center, you will have a chance to capture the stunning British colonial-style on impressive buildings dating back to the late 19th century. Then, discover the collection of Burmese art, history, and culture in the National Museum. Tired a bit after a long day sightseeing? An opportunity to savor Burmese food in a golden barge will truly fulfill your empty stomach! Finally, let your soul blending with the calmness of the most Shwedagon in the twilight and leave all the stress behind.

Though it’s just across the river from Downtown Yangon, Dala feels worlds away. With this bike tour, get off the beaten tourist track and discover Dala’s farming and fishing villages, rural markets, and rice paddies. Avoid having to negotiate fares for cycle rickshaws or motorbike taxis and pedal around with a guide who will accompany you on the ferry, lead you around Dala, and share information on local life.

Get a glimpse into the real life of Yangonites with your private tour guide, explore hidden parts of the city where few tourists travel to, learn more histories and stories of the past, present and future of this golden city.

Learn to prepare several Burmese dishes during a half-day cooking experience in Yangon. Visit a local market and see typical ingredients found in Myanmar, then head to the kitchen for a hands-one cooking lesson that lasts about two hours. Afterward, feast on the meal that you helped to prepare to top off this culinary tour in Yangon.

This specialized walking tour will provide first-hand experiences with Myanmar culture and background history of Yangon, lifestyle of Yangon people and how Yangon has transformed over the years, which factors shape life of people, and it is not merely the tour where you listen to the commentary of guide, but showing of activities such as giving Burmese names, learning how to wear Longyi (saffron) and natural cosmetic make-up Thanaka and tea at the local tea shop. The tour involve visit to old colonial buildings, ancient church, market. The tour ends in Mahabandula Park.

Explore Yangon for a day with your own private guide who shares the highlights of Myanmar’ capital city. Visit top attractions including Shwedagon Pagoda, Sule Pagoda, and Chaukhtatgyi Temple; browse exhibits at the National Museum; and see evidence of the British influence in the city center. Go shopping at Bogyoke Aung Sun Market on a private tour with flexible itinerary that includes lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Taking circle train ride in Yangon is one of the must do activities while you travel to Yangon Burma. Especially Riding the Circle Line train provides a window into the daily routine of the Myanmar people away from the commercial center of the country. Then we combine this with a chance to tasting traditional foods during the tour.