Walking & Biking Tours in Yangon

The Shwedagon Pagoda (Shwedagon Paya) is one of Myanmar's most recognizable landmarks. Ensure you get the best experience of the temple on a walking tour that offers an intimate glimpse into the history and religious significance of the golden pagoda. A small group limited to 15 people ensures personalized attention from a guide, while included breakfast and lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off make for a stress-free experience.

Explore Inle Lake and its surroundings by bike and finish your ride at a winery during this private 2.5-hour bike tour. Pedal through picturesque Nyaung Shwe, see the hulking Buddha statue Kyauk Phyu Gyi, and pass small villages and farmland for a glimpse of rural life. At the hillside winery, take a short tour then cap off your tour with a glass of wine while watching the sunset.

Experience sunset at U Bein Bridge on a 6-hour cycling tour through Mandalay's back roads and lively neighborhoods. Pedal along ancient canals that support the city's agriculture, ride through rural villages and fertile farmland, and trace the atmospheric paths across the ancient imperial capital of Ava. Step onto the elegant U Bein Bridge, and watch Myanmar's evening sun illuminate the .75-mile (1.2-kilometer), teakwood span.

Discover Myanmar's back roads and serene countryside on a 5-day cycling adventure through the Shan Hills and Plateau. Explore rural villages fringed with tea plantations, and set out on quiet paths towards Inle Lake, riding 99 miles (160 kilometers) of moderate terrain. Wander the centuries-old pagodas of Shwe Inn Dein, stop for tea at hilltop caf es and pass terraced fields of rice and chili peppers; board a boat across Inle Lake, then take in the floating gardens, monasteries and markets that line the shimmering, misty lake shore.