Myanmar
Yangon
Colonial streets and Shwedagon

eVisa / Visa on Arrival7 – 12 daysTemples in a golden haze.
Timing decides how Myanmar feels. November – March is the window we plan towards, spread across 7 – 12 days so that Yangon, Bagan and Mandalay each get more than a photo stop.
Practically: evisa / visa on arrival for entry, MMK in the wallet, Burmese on the street signs. Below you will find visa documents, month-by-month weather, food and vegetarian notes, budget tiers and the questions travellers actually ask.
Myanmar rewards travellers who move slowly — its landscapes, cuisine and people layer into a chapter that stays with you long after returning.
Landscapes and cityscapes of enduring beauty
A cuisine that rewards the curious
Cultural depth found only through slow travel
Craftsmanship, ateliers and heritage houses
Warm hospitality and considered service
Comprehensive vegetarian and Jain arrangements are handled meticulously — from menu previews to chef briefings — so dietary needs never dilute the experience.
For travellers who value warm design and considered service.
Iconic properties, private transfers, expert guides.
Bespoke access, private chefs and helicopter chapters.
Myanmar is broadly welcoming to considered travellers. Our on-ground teams remain available 24×7 for concierge support, medical liaison and travel adjustments.
Myanmar
Colonial streets and Shwedagon
Myanmar
Plain of a thousand temples
Myanmar
Cultural heart of the north
Myanmar
Stilt villages, leg-rowers
Myanmar
Karst peaks and caves
Myanmar
Bay of Bengal beaches
Every 1Tour holiday is designed from a blank page — no templates, no marketplaces, no one-size-fits-most. Just your story, considered.