Add Sightseeing Tours to your Golf Vacation in Yangon

Want top see more of what Burma is all about during your golf vacation? Add one of our private tours to your golf holiday. All of the tours we offer include private transfers with an English speaking guide, all entrance fees and visiting fees. If your native language is something other than English, we would be happy to try to sort out a guide who is fluent in your language. Our most popular tour in Yangon is a shopping tour followed closely by our tour to the Ancient Temples around Yangon which include the beautiful temple called Shwedagon which is renowned as the greatest pagoda of its kind in the world, comparable in size and grandeur to the Angkor Wat of Cambodia and the Borobufur of Indonesia. "Shwe" means golf and Dagon is the form name of Yangon. Hence, Shwedagon means the golden pagoda at the city of Dagon, that is, Yangon.

Yangon Half Day Tours

Shopping Tour
Your tour starts at 1 PM. Your afternoon shopping tour starts with the Bo Gyoke (Scott's) Market; and Chinatown . And other famous shopping arcades. There is no presure to buy by our guides or the shops you will be visiting.

Tour of Central Yangon
The tour starts at 1 PM and features Chaukhtatgyi, a colossal reclining Buddha; Karaweik Hall, a concrete structure shaped like a royal barge amidst the waters of Royal Lake (Kandawgyi); and the Shwe Dagon Pagoda, the most revered by all Buddhists in Myanmar. Like all of our tours. after the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Tour of Sule Pagoda, Scott's Market and Chinatown
Your afternoon sightseeing starts with the Sule Pagoda, located smack in the centre of Yangon, some colonial buildings,and the Strand Jetty. Then continue to the Bo Gyoke (Scott's) Market and Chinatown.

All Tours include Guide Fees, Entrance Fees and Air-conditioned car for the Transportation

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Yangon City Tour

Your tour will be started at 1 PM with a 30-minute car trip across Thanlyin Bridge to Thanlyin, an important trading centre during the Portuguese invasion in the 17th century. An interesting tour includes the Kyaik-Khauk Pagoda; the Kyauktan Yele Pagoda, situated on a rock outcrop at the mid-stream, you will be ferried by a sampan; and some old Portuguese buildings. Then, back to Yangon and you will be transferred back to your hotel or Restaurant.

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Our Food Guide - Including Myanmar Traditional Cuisine

Traditionally, Myanmar dishes are a bit salty and oily. But the restaurants we mention below serve dishes with less salt and oil to appeal to most foreigners tastes. While staying in Myanmar, it is worthwhile trying a meal cooked - Myanmar style