Uncover the secrets of the country’s symbol Shwedagon Pagoda and get a sense of Myanmar’s deep religious heritage and vibrant cultural traditions on our half day walking tour. Visit the markets and monasteries surrounding the pagoda, where you can observe daily rituals and customs of the local’s religious life. Typical breakfast at a tea shop. Lunch at a local restaurant.

Register now for an authentic experience of the former capital of Myanmar and its suburbs. A knowledgeable local guide will give you a chance to witness daily life in Yangon including rarely visited suburban districts, to experience vibrant markets, colourful shops, Buddhist sites, Chinatown and Little India.This 46-km circular train has a total of 39 stations and connects several satellite towns and suburban neighbourhood. While introducing unfamiliar sights and customs, your guide may even show you hidden gems that would be difficult to locate on your own.

Take a 2.5 hour walking tour around bustling markets and Chinese styled temples to discover aYangon at night. Here you will have a deep look at Hindu and Buddhist shrines, some stalls selling second-hand stuff on Shwe Bontha Street, a fresh market, where you can practice bargaining, and savour some Burmese cuisines.

In Salay, discover the culture and history near Ayeyarwaddy River by visiting the famous Yoke Sone Kyaung Monastery and the heritage museum of Salay U Pone Nya, a famous writer during the time of the Myanmar Kings. 

Besides, visit the Popa Taungkalat Shrine, home to 37 animist spirit entities, statues of which can be found at its base.

Full day exploring the Mekong Delta will help you understand more deeply about the people's daily life here. The Mekong Delta is famous for vast green rice fields called ‘The rice basket of Vietnam’ and many fruit orchards where very distinct fruits of the region grow. Beside that, the peaceful villages where residents live on the flat plains near the river and other villagers live in their seemingly floating houses (built on stilts) and a comprehensive network of canals make Mekong Delta a very unique destination in Vietnam.

Walking along the roads between the villages, cycling, kayaking or visiting the villages along the canal, fishing in the pond are some of the unique activities that you will be able to do. Enjoy meals characterized with typical Mekong Delta ingredients from deep fried Giant Gourami fish, Vietnamese spring roll, sweet and sour soup and sweet and sour pork ribs will make you remember about Vietnamese cuisine for a long time to come.