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Myanmar

From pagodas to stupas

Tailor-made trip to Myanmar

Myanmar, the official name of Burma, invites you to discover a land of ever-renewed charm that remains deeply authentic.
The beauty of its nature, the cultural riches inherited from Buddhism with its remarkable temples and pagodas, and its extraordinary potential for adventure. All of this will leave you with an unparalleled memory of your trip to Myanmar, along with a sense of harmony and serenity.

Like something out of another century, this timeless country shines through its religious art.
It is impossible not to be carried away by these magical places and remnants steeped in a fabulous history.
2,000-year-old temples are covered in gold, locals head to market by trishaw or ox-cart, businessmen wear longyi and women adorn their faces with thanaka, a paste made from ground bark.
“It’s Asia as it was 80 years ago,” some say, but a trip to Myanmar is also much more than that.

Myanmar stirs passions that are a pleasure to share. Come and discover it!

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We create your tailor-made journey

5 good reasons to travel to Myanmar

  • THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF BAGAN
  • A CRUISE ON THE IRRAWADDY RIVER
  • SHWEDAGON PAGODA IN YANGON
  • INLE LAKE AND ITS FLOATING ISLANDS
  • THE MERGUI ARCHIPELAGO

When to travel to Myanmar

La Birmanie possède 3 saisons distinctes : la saison sèche de novembre à février, la saison chaude de mars à mai et la mousson de juin à octobre, qui concerne tout le pays. Il est préférable de choisir la saison sèche pour se rendre au Myanmar.
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Budget to plan for

A journey of around 8 days, international flights included, in 3* hotels starts at around €3,100 / person, €4,000 in 4* and €5,000 for the highest-end properties.
For 2 weeks, expect around €3,700 / person in 3*, €4,400 in 4* and over €6,000 for the highest-end properties.

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Expert advice

15 days on the ground is a good compromise for seeing the main sites such as Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan and Inle Lake.
To go off the beaten track and lose yourself around Kalaw or Pa-An, allow 3 weeks, and 4 weeks with a week-long seaside stay.

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Alone in the world?

Not really!
Before leaving, you should be aware that, despite Myanmar being a very large country, 95% of tourists are concentrated on the 4 or 5 unmissable sites: so you won’t be alone.
The same pattern repeats itself in other destinations across Asia.

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