Highlights of Myanmar in two weeks
Myanmar itinerary
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Published on:
Sept. 14, 2020
14 days
1156 km
6 steps
This itinerary starts in Yangon and finishes in Mandalay. You will see most of the highlights of Myanmar including the temples of Bagan which is one of the most fascinating places on earth.
Step 1: Yangon
3 days recommended
Yangon
Yangon is the biggest city of Myanmar and used to be the capital until 2005. Yangon is a mix of colonial architecture, modern high rises and Buddhist temples and pagodas.
step 1: Yangon
Transportation type:
car/bus/boat
646 km / 401 miles
step 2: Inle Lake
Step 2: Inle Lake
2 days recommended
Inle Lake
Inle Lake is a shallow lake located in central Myanmar, southeast of Mandalay. The lake is densely populated by many different tribes and is famous for its beautiful scenery and the unique leg-rowing of the Inthas.
step 2: Inle Lake
Transportation type:
car/bus/boat
60 km / 37 miles
step 3: Kalaw
Step 3: Kalaw
2 days recommended
Kalaw
Kalaw is small town located in Shan State at a refreshing altitude of 1,320 metres. The town has a laidback atmosphere and the climate and beautiful surroundings make it great for hiking.
step 3: Kalaw
Transportation type:
car/bus/boat
266 km / 165 miles
step 4: Bagan
Step 4: Bagan
4 days recommended
Bagan
Bagan is an ancient city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Between the 9th and 13th centuries, the city was the capital of the Pagan Kingdom. Bagan is famous for its thousands of pagodas and stupas stretching into the horizon.
step 4: Bagan
Transportation type:
car/bus/boat
161 km / 100 miles
step 5: Inn Wa
Step 5: Inn Wa
1 days recommended
Inn Wa
Inwa is an ancient city in central Myanmar, near Mandalay. It's known for its religious structures dating from several reigns as the nation's capital, between the 14th and 19th centuries.
step 5: Inn Wa
Transportation type:
car/bus/boat
20 km / 12 miles
step 6: Mandalay
Step 6: Mandalay
2 days recommended
Mandalay
Mandalay is the second largest city of Myanmar and is the former royal capital. In its center you can find the restored Mandalay Palace dating from the Konbaung Dynasty.