Yangon International Airport and Mandalay International Airport are the main International Airports in Myanmar. Yangon has direct air links with Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Calcutta, Chiang Mai, Guang Zhou, Taipei, Kunming and Hong Kong.

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Myanmar is a Land of Festivals: a festival for every month of the year. Most festivals are cultural and religious. Majority are nation-wide celebrated while a few are distinctly regional. The dates of the festivals and special events are determined by the Lunar Year.

Festival-Calendar 2012

7 days Free & Easy
We organize hotels, domestic flights and all transfers during your stay in Myanmar, to give you enough time to explore Yangon, Bagan and Mandalay on your own. More >>

9 days Myanmar with Balloon over Bagan
Bagan as you’ve never seen it before! Like a bird would see and wherever the wind takes you! You may see Bagan waking up in the morning. You will see many temples in the distance and get an aerial view of Bagan. It is an amazing experience. More >>

14 days Myanmar with Kyaikhtiyo
Walk with thousands of pilgrims up to the Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda, a massive granite boulder, covered with gold leaf, and precariously balanced over the edge of the mountain, it is purported to be held in place, "balanced on hairs of the Buddha". More >>

9 days Myanmar
Travel to the best kept secrets of Myanmar. Explore the former capital Yangon (Rangon), the green Garden City with its gorgeous mix of golden Pagodas and British Colonial architecture. Fly to Bagan (Pagan), the most stunning archeological site of 2000 pagodas. Continue to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar Kings. Visit to Kalaw, a former British colonial town and drive to Inle Lake famous for its unique one-leg rowers and typical floating gardens. More >>

13 days Myanmar
Travel by train to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar King’s. Drive to Monywa, to see the seldom visited 15th Pho Win Daung temple complex. Take a private boat to cross the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River to Bagan, the most stunning archeological site of 2000 pagodas. Travel overland by car via Kalaw and Pindaya to Inle Lake famous for its unique one-leg rowers and typical floating gardens. More >>

15 days Myanmar
Travel by train to Mandalay, the city of the last Myanmar King’s. Drive to Monywa, to see the seldom visited 15th Pho Win Daung temple complex. Take a private boat to cross the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River to Bagan, the most stunning archeological site of 2000 pagodas. Continue by car to Kalaw, a former British colonial town and starting point for your 2 days trekking trip to Inle Lake famous for its unique one-leg rowers and typical floating gardens. More >>