2-Day Walking tour Of Yangon's Attractions

Dala Trishaw Ride

Central park

Karaweik Palace.

Chauk Htet Gyi

Shwedagon Pagoda

Highlights

Wander around the Marble Buddha and White elephant park

Explore Sule pagoda and visit city hall and Kandawgyi Palace

Marvel at the Kanbawzathadi Palace

Travel in a trishaw and observe the local lifestyle

Yangon

sightseeing, walking, Shore Excursion

Private Tour

2 Days

Easy

English

Description

Embark on this tour and go sightseeing in Myanmar's largest city, Sule Pagoda to explore City Hall, and wander around Kandawgyi Palace & Lake. Visit the Bago Region's capital city, which houses Shwemawdaw Pagoda and Kanbawzathadi Palace, ride a trishaw to observe the local lifestyle, and marvel at the White Marble Buddha and white elephant park.

Itinerary

Day 1: Yangon City Tour
- Go soft walking around old Yangon city hub with colonial buildings and small Indian Quarter.
- Visit the Sule Pagoda, City Hall, Mahar Ban Doo Hla Park, High Court, etc.
- Stop at Rangoon Tea House to taste local tea with traditional snacks.
- Continue walking on Bank street.
- Explore Chauk Htet Gyi Pagoda and Kandawgyi Lake with Karaweik Palace.
- See the Old Scot Market built in 1912.
- Gaze upon the majestic bejewelled Shwedagon Pagoda in the evening.
Day 2: White Marble Buddha - Dala City
- Take a local train for one hour.
- Drop off at the Inn Sein Station and look around the local market.
- Visit White Marble Buddha and white elephant park.
- Explore Kabaraye Pagoda and Mahapathana Cave.
- Continue to Gem Museum with your Myanmar tour guide.
- Walk along Inya Lake, the biggest lake in Yangon.
- Head to the National Museum
- Board a local ferry to Dala City and go sightseeing by trishaw to see the real-life people.

What's Included

Private Burmese guide service

A/C Car (Saloon) with a tour driver

Airport transfer or hotel transfer

Seaport transfer

Train Tickets

Ferry fee for Yangon to/from Dala

Trishaw fee for Dala sightseeing

Guide's and driver's meals and accommodation

Purified drinking water bottle on board

Fuel, tollgate fee, parking fee

What's Excluded

Meals

Accommodation

Entrance fee

Personal expenses

Know Before You Go

Myanmar Currency is called 'KYAT'. 1 USD = 1500 ks approx.

Rangoon (a corruption of Yangon) was built by the king in 18 century and he named it 'Yangon' means 'End of Strike". Now it is the biggest and busiest city in Myanmar with 7 million people.

Under the supervision of Englishmen Dr William Montgomery and Captain Fraser, Rangoon became the most beautiful and cleanest city in South East Asia and made it capital. It is easy to get a sense of how prosperous of colonial Rangoon was from the monumental architecture that still graces the city's downtown.