Although Yangon is no longer the official capital city, it is still Myanmar's main hub that has retained its colonial style, with several top-class golf courses and a host of other tourist sites not very far from the city. It began life as a fishing village near the Shwedagon Pagoda, but now it has become a fascinating place with a rich and varied history.
Since 2005, Nay Pyi Taw (pronounced' Naypiddaw,' meaning' Abode of Kings') has been Myanmar's capital since 2005. A huge and bizarrely empty place, it is a gaudy, multi-lane highway strewn testament to the strength of the generals who governed this nation (and somehow continue to rule).
4 Star - Eastern Palace Hotel
4 Star - Myanmar Treasure Resort
4 Star - Mingalar Thiri Hotel
4 Star - Taw Win Garden Hotel
5 Star - Sule Shangri-La Hotel
5 Star - Aureum Palace Hotel and Resort
Day 1: Arrival Yangon airport and transfer to your hotel. Visit Shwedagon Pagoda, the most famous landmark in Myanmar.
Day 2: Golf at Dagon Golf City
Day 3: Yangon - Nay Pyi Taw On arrival, play golf at Royal Myanmar Golf Club. Transfer to hotel and overnight.
Day 4: Nay Pyi Taw - Mandalay On arrival transfer to Shwe Mann Taung Golf Club.
Day 5: Mandalay - Bagan transfer to Myotha National Golf Club by coach. After your round, proceed to Bagan and overnight.
Day 6: Bagan - Yangon Enjoy a round at Pun Hlaing Golf Club in the afternoon.
Day 7: Departure
6 Nights Accommodation, Daily Breakfast, 4 Rounds of Golf, All Ground Transfers
November to February