Luxury & Private Tours
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13 days
Hotel : 4 & 5 Star
All Meals
All transfers and road transport
All flights as specified
All sightseeing as specified
Visa arrival
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TUI Experience
TUI has been the leader in creating real travel experiences in Indochina since 1993, catering to the traveler who is seeking an authentic journey through the region. As the genuine Asia specialists we share our experience and passion for the region by designing, creating and operating life-changing vacation experiences. Each of our experiences is carefully handcrafted by our passionate teams, to give travelers the opportunity to escape the tourist traps and explore the essence of Asia’s history, culture, natural beauty and most importantly her people.
TUI offers tailor-made vacations, Small Group Journeys and Indochina river cruises and operates in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Burma.
Ngapali Beach
Picture perfect Ngapali Beach is one of the most idyllic parts of Burma's coastline. The ideal place for a beach break after visiting the country's cultural and religious sites, Ngapali Beach stretches for three kilometers along the beautiful Bay of Bengal, and offers a wide range of accommodation options.
Inle Lake
Get to know one of Burma's most captivating waterways, Inle Lake, which is teeming with life and activity. Witness the unique style of rowing the local fishermen use, and see floating gardens and stilt houses. Visit the morning markets where various tribal groups gather and trade. Embark on a cruise around this fascinating lake and [...]
Yangon
Yangon retains a historic feel with its many examples of British colonial-era architecture. There are thriving local markets, an emerging art scene and a wonderful array of bars and restaurants to explore. The city is located by the peaceful Yangon River, and is home to the glittering Shwedagon Pagoda, a golden stupa visible from all [...]
Kalaw
Picturesque Kalaw is nestled in scenic mountains, where several of Burma's ethnic minority groups live, including the Paluang, Danu and Pa-O. In some local villages, the local people still wear their traditional costumes. Kalaw retains the laidback atmosphere of the British hill station it once was, and offers a relaxing place to enjoy Burma's enchanting [...]