Route: Luang Prabang - Bagan - Mandalay
See the city's oldest temple of Wat Sene and the magnificent Wat Xiengthong with its roofs sweeping low. Visit the Nyaung Oo Market where local people buying food in daily life.
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As the most laid-back and least-explored regions of Indochina, Myanmar and Laos are the suitable destinations for tourists who desire for unspoiled natural landscapes and the authentic Southeast Asia. The two countries share a border, which makes it available to get across by overland. We will travel to both places at the same time and experience their exquisite natural and cultural beauty.
In Myanmar, visit the awesome pagodas in Yangon, the ancient temples in Bagan, cruise on the magical Inle Lake and the cultural centre of Mandalay in Myanmar.
In Laos, just take it easy and take it slow, and enjoy. After a one-day city tour in Vientiane, move to Luang Prabang. A tour to Kuang Si Waterfall to soak up the beauty of the Kuang Si Waterfalls and swim in the crystal-clear waters.
Our Myanmar and Laos tours below are all independent and fully tailored by our travel experts, ensuring all the smallest details are taken care of. Besides, you can also customize your own trip by telling us your ideas, and we'll take care of the rest for you!
See the city's oldest temple of Wat Sene and the magnificent Wat Xiengthong with its roofs sweeping low. Visit the Nyaung Oo Market where local people buying food in daily life.
Delve deep into the unique cultures and traditions of Southeast Asia. Visit to the tranquil Amarapura and the famous U Bein Bridge, offering a chance to admire the beauty of the world's longest teakwood bridge.
Enjoy a view of the amazing sunset of a lifetime in Bagan, Myanmar. Go to Kuang Si Waterfalls in Laos to see the turquoise water and stunning views.
What if you get a chance to grow plants on the floating garden in Myanmar... What a fascinating view to see sunset on Mekong river in Laos.
Visit Mahamuni Image where you can see local people pray and stick the gold paper on the Buddha for a blessing. Get to know some more history of Laos by visiting the Royal Palace Museum.
Climb 829 steps with barefoot to reach the revered Popa Taungkalat Monastery perched dramatically on a large rocky outcrop. Visit the Kuthodaw Pagoda which is a Buddhist stupa that contains the world's largest book of Buddhism.
See the glory and magnificence of the real gold-made Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon city. Visit the night market in Vientiane, Laos where you may encounter the hill tribe people.
See the city's oldest temple of Wat Sene and the magnificent Wat Xiengthong with its roofs sweeping low. Visit the Nyaung Oo Market where local people buying food in daily life.
Stroll around the busy streets of Yangon’s famous China Town and Yangon Jetty. Climb up to the top of the Shwesandaw Pagoda for sunset and then take the horse cart back to the hotel.
Have a chance to see hundreds of monks lining up for daily meals at 10:15 am at Maha Ganayon Kyaung Monastery. Get enchanted by Luang Prabang’s city lights with its classical Laotian architecture.
Delve deep into the unique cultures and traditions of Southeast Asia. Visit to the tranquil Amarapura and the famous U Bein Bridge, offering a chance to admire the beauty of the world's longest teakwood bridge.
Walk around Bagan, a place with a long history in Mandalay Province, Myanmar. See the local people’s life on fishing and women row in the customary style.
In Bagan, you will be amazed by the thousands of Buddhist pagodas spread on the plain. On the Inle lake, you can see traditional fishing methods by using the leg-rowing technique.
Thousands of pagodas dotting the plains of Bagan and the serene beauty of Inle Lake. Explore ancient pagodas, experience local traditions, and witness the daily life of the people.
Finish a day at the top of Mandalay Hill where daylight fades at the edge of the clouds. Visit Luang Prabang, the most famous ancient capital and Buddhist center in Laos.
Vang Vieng is a small town mainly composed of backpackers, with hotels, bars, and internet cafes scattered. The Kuang Si waterfall originates from a shallow pool on a cliff and forms a main waterfall with a gradient of 50m.
Visit Mahamuni Image where you can see local people pray and stick the gold paper on the Buddha for a blessing. Get to know some more history of Laos by visiting the Royal Palace Museum.
Climb 829 steps with barefoot to reach the revered Popa Taungkalat Monastery perched dramatically on a large rocky outcrop. Visit the Kuthodaw Pagoda which is a Buddhist stupa that contains the world's largest book of Buddhism.
Visit the U Bein Bridge which is 1.2 kilometers long and turns out to be the longest teakwood bridge in the world. On the way, we will stop at a street market at Phahom Valley to experience the local trade.
You will visit Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the most highly revered monastery in the Inle Lake area. Spend 3 hrs train rides to Aung Ban station. Various kinds of plantations and pine trees can be seen on the way.
Head out of the city en route to an enormous reservoir created by a dam on the Nam Ngum River. Start from partaking in an alms ritual in the morning, you will accept the blessing by monks who you give the alms.
All of the tours can be tailored for you. We consult your preferences to determine precisely how to build your dream travel.
Your safety comes first. Accompanied by licensed guides and experienced drivers, you can contact us with emergency calls during tours.
Providing afternoon snacks & unlimited cold filtered water during tours, and we are here to ensure your trip is pleasant and comfortable.
Our prices are upfront and in detail. This way, you can choose exactly what you need and remove what you are not interested in.
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