How many days do I need in Myanmar?
Two weeks is the perfect amount of time to explore Myanmar. If you have less time, you can still have a great experience but it requires careful planning. At a minimum, five days is enough to give you a taste of the country’s history and culture by visiting two of Myanmar’s “Big Four” destinations.
What can I do in Myanmar for a week?
Myanmar Itinerary: 7 Days (1 Week)
- Myanmar – Inle Lake © marcveraart.
- Shwedagon Pagoda during the Blue Hour © 21160499@N04.
- Floating pagoda © 30659973@N07.
- Bagan Temples © 104284854@N07.
- Kuthodaw Pagoda in Mandalay © slapers.
- Myanmar – Inle Lake © marcveraart.
How many days should I spend in Yangon?
And trust me, you’ll need at least 3 days in Yangon. Because countless temples, colonial architecture, amazing local markets, and beautiful lakes will keep you easily occupied for days, giving you the best time, if you try to ignore the city’s traffic.
How many days do I need in Bagan?
I reckon at least 3 days in Bagan are needed, and there are so many other things to do in Bagan as well as the temples that you want to have plenty of energy to fit everything in.
Should I visit Yangon or Mandalay?
When it comes to tourist attractions, both cities have a lot to offer. If your focus is on visiting temples, you should definitely visit Mandalay. However, if you are looking for other activities and attractions such as local markets, cultural experiences then you should visit Yangon.
What is Yangon known for?
Yangon is the former capital city of Myanmar and this is also the largest city in the country. The city is famous for having a mix of gorgeous colonial architecture which is located alongside traditional pagodas covered in gold leaf and studded with jewels.
Can I wear shorts in Myanmar?
Although tourism in Myanmar is not very developed yet, locals are used to foreign people and different clothing styles. You should avoid wearing shorts in Myanmar or any short skirts. Even though most probably nobody will say anything, it is a sign of disrespect to the local culture.
Should I tip in Myanmar?
Tipping is not a part of the culture in many Asian countries including Myanmar. You can hardly see the locals giving a tip in Myanmar. However, tipping etiquette in Myanmar has widely opened up to foreign tourists. Despite being not a compulsory part, tips for good services are highly appreciated.