I lived in Yangon for more than 6 months. When my partner visited me in Myanmar, we only had limited time to travel around because of my work.
Anyway, I’ll share to you how to go through this touristic places in Myanmar within 6 days.
Day 1 – YANGON
A morning walk to Mahabandula Park
Lunch at Kandawgyi Lake
Sacred Night at the Must-See Shwedagon Pagoda
Day 2 – YANGON
Be on time at the Circular Train
A little afternoon walk to Downtown Yangon
and see the sunset at my favourite Inle Lake
Night Train/ Bus / Fly to Mandalay
Day 3 – MANDALAY
Take a rhapsodic visit at the Royal Palace
Hiking at the Mandalay Hill
See the Amarapura White Temple
Day 4 – MANDALAY
Morning Shopping at the Mandalay Market
Walking with locals at the 1.2KM LONG U Bein Bridge
See the Buddha Carvings
Night Van/Bus to Bagan
Day 5 BAGAN
Make sure to welcome the sunrise to see Temples. Temples. Temples.
(Parachuting costs $300 each dated back 2016)
Thatbyinnyu Temple
Dhammayangi Temple
Lawkananda Pagoda
Lunch at the Weatherspoon Resto!
Be captured by the well-preserved Ananda Temple
Day 6 – BAGAN
Never take a bicycle and bring a face mask because of the sand dust!
Archaelogical Museum / Watch Tower
Bagan Market to buy delicacies
then have a magical sunset again
So. Packing for Myanmar?
Made me home sick! Lovely photos!
I am so very jealous. I definitely have it on my bucket list to tour Myanmar and especially to see all of the pagodas in Bagan via Hot Air Balloon! I didn’t even know about the Amarapura White Temple in Mandalay but I am definitely adding that to my Myanmar itinerary! This looks like a a great 6 day itinerary!
Kate I love the photos of you and your family, so cute 🙂 The 99M High Golden Pagoda looked amazing!
I’ve been seeing pictured of Myanmar everywhere lately! The Amarapura White Temple is absolutely stunning and one of so many reasons I would love to visit there. Thank you for the handy itinerary 🙂
Such beautiful photos! Can’t wait to visit Myanmar and especially the temples of Bagan at sunset!
The photos are awesome, especially the ones of the Royal Palace. What an amazing structure.