Yangon is a city, with old colonial buildings, friendly people who are wearing traditional clothes, local vendors & stalls. Do you believe if 3 kinds of religious buildings, Sule Pagoda, Immanuel Baptist Church & The Bengali Sunni Jameh Mosque, are situated in one place? You know, world famous Shwedagon Pagoda, which is 2600 years old, is in Yangon finely because of the very ancient architectures.
Bagan, the mysterious capital of Myanmar’s first dynasty, is gracefully covered by over 2000 temples and stupas with greatest cultures. Although you have been in Myanmar, if you haven’t visit to Bagan, you cannot say that you have been to Myanmar. Have you been to eras from thousand years back? If not, I am sure that you will feel like the people from these eras by riding horse cart between the temples in Bagan. When you step to villages, you can see the traditional houses, chat with villagers, cooking food, local people playing cane ball, old lady sitting and smoking cigar, children playing, etc
Flights and Visa Information
- Visa exemption for ordinary passport holders from Singapore to visit Myanmar
- For other nationality, you can apply Myanmar Visa through the official website, www.evisa.moip.gov.mm & processing time is up to (3) working days excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
Weather Information
- Myanmar has a tropical climate with seasonal changes dictated by the monsoon winds, typical of much of Southeast Asia.
- The days remain warm throughout the year, with average temperatures ranging from 22°C to 27°C.
- Rainy season starts from June and ends in September. March to May is the hottest time of year in Myanmar.
- The best time to visit Myanmar is from December to February, when the days are typically dry and relatively cool. However, Myanmar's main centres are possible to visit during the rainy months to enjoy green season period.
- Therefore, travelers can visit Myanmar through out the whole year.
