Here is a nation that, for many, feels largely undiscovered, yet is one of the gems of Southeast Asia—and one of the most extraordinary trips in B&R’s long history. From biking the lush countryside to strolling through ancient villages and spectacular temples to floating along with the current in a riverboat, we take in Myanmar at a pace that reflects the gentle character of the country and reveals a land that will forever live in your imagination. Thankfully, the Burmese encourage us to return.

Day 01: Yangon Arrival & Sightseeing

Arrive in Yangon where you will be welcomed by your local tour guide and transferred to your hotel. Late afternoon visits the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda of Rudyard Kipling fame and one of Myanmar’s most sacred places. The massive bell-shaped stupa is plated with gold and the tip of the stupa is set with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and topaz – a stunning sight as the sun sets and a most fitting place to begin our trip in this “GoldenLand”.

Biking Distance: No

Day 02: Yangon-Heho-Inle Lake (with flight & bike) (B, L, D)

Pick up from your hotel or airport to Fly from Yangon to northern Myanmar and then take lunch at a local winery (seriously). From here, cycle past sugar cane fields and through quiet, local villages.

Biking Distance: 35 km

Day 03:  Inle Sightseeing.(B,L,D)

Bike to remote villages, walk to a temple for a picnic lunch, and watch local fishermen ply their craft. That afternoon, visit a school and monastery.

Biking Distance: 30 km

Day 04: Inle-Indein (B,L,D)

Board a boat to the ancient ruins of In Dien, explore villages, and check out local weaving. From here we will hike through a bamboo forest to a meditation temple.

Biking Distance: 20 km

Day 05: Inle- Heho-Mandalay Sightseeing (with flight & bike) (B,L,D)

Cross InleLake and visit a monastery before flying to Mandalay. That afternoon bike along the bank of the mighty AyeyarwadyRiver.

Biking Distance: 25 km

Day 06: Mandalay-Amarapura –Mingun-Mandalay  (with car & bike) (B, L,D)

Sunrise bike ride, a tour of the Amarapura Monastery. Lakeside ride and watches marble carvers. Dinner tonight is in a favorite local restaurant.

Biking Distance: 45 km

Day 07: Mandalay-Yangon Sightseeing  with the car (B, L, D)

The morning after breakfast, transfer to the airport to fly back to Yangon. Arrive at Yangon and visit the landmark of Myanmar/Yangon in the morning. A walk through “downtown” Yangon, a diverse mix of faded colonial architecture from the British times, and high-rises built by more recent investors; Sule Pagoda, built in the early 3rd century is a landmark in the city center. Do your last-minute souvenir shopping at Bogyoke Market and visit Karaweik, a royal barge for fantastic photo shots along the “pilgrims” causeway across the RoyalLake with stunning views of Schwedagon Pagoda.

Biking Distance: No

Day 08: Yangon Departure  ( B )

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your international flights.

(End of Tour Program)

Tour price: Contact Us

Group Departure Date: 12th February, 12th April, 12th September, 12th November, 12th December

Includes

• 07-night accommodation on twin shared basic with daily breakfast
• 3 domestic flights (Yangon – Heho/ /Heho-Mandalay// Mandalay – Yangon)
• Accompanying English speaking bike guide
• Accompanying support vehicle or support bus for group
• Water stop for every biking day (snacks, seasonal fruits, mineral water)
• Private boat ride transfer for Mingun and Inle lake
• Entrance/zone fees
• Bicycle & Helmet
• Meals B = Breakfast , L = Lunch , D = Dinner

Not includes

• international air tickets
• drinks in meals
• visa costs
• optional excursions
• camera fees
• personal expenses and tips
• international airport taxes
• travel insurance
• other services not mentioned

 Accommodation in Myanmar:

Yangon           Central hotel, superior room (2N)

Nyaung Shwe Nandawunn Hotel, superior room (3N)

Mandalay        79 living hotel Hotel, superior room (2N)

  ***If the above hotels are not available at the time of booking, we will use another hotel with the same standard.

 

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