Myanmar Bespoke

There really is no better way to see Myanmar than on two wheels. Explore the culture, history and architecture of Ancient Bagan on small roads. Cycle through vineyards down to the sparkling waters of Inle Lake in the mountainous north. Stop to watch the local fishermen demonstrate their unique and baffling leg-rowing technique. Fly south and relax on pristine white beaches against azure water. Or, spend time in Loikaw in the Karen Hills, meeting local Pa’O people with their colourful turbans.

For art and culture connoisseurs, Myanmar will enthrall you. Ancient ways meet contemporary style, tinged with unique techniques developed through its isolated past. Savour the delicate intricacies of traditional ingredients on Yangon’s glitzy Strand Road and explore the bygone cities of Bagan and Mandalay with your expert guide, who will bring the Buddhist philosophy that heavily influences dance, music and the spiritual connection to food and drink to life.

If slow travel is your thing, river expeditions offer you an extraordinary way, and certainly, the most unforgettable way, to explore Myanmar. Top off your journey with a 2-night cruise between ancient Bagan and Mandalay, or voyage a 10-day trip up the far-flung Chindwin River and visit villages that are inaccessible by land, where life hasn’t changed for centuries.

Follow your expert guide through Yangon’s vibrant boulevards and blend with the throngs of locals at the dazzling Shwedagon Pagoda. Glide through serene Inle Lake with its unique floating villages. Or, take a 2-day hike through the terraced Shan mountains. Fly to historical Bagan and walk its flat sandy plains, dotted with thousands of golden pagodas and meandering rivers. Chill on coconut-white sand beaches and watch epic sunsets on the Bay of Bengal.