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Remote Villages of Myanmar's Chin State
This exploratory journey takes you to Myanmar's remote Chin State, west of Bagan, as well as many of the country's beautiful classic sights. The Chin State was cut off from the outside world for many years, but has had a cautious opening more recently. Infrastructure is still catching up so this is a trip for the adventurous traveller. The villages are remote and receive very few visitors and the surrounding landscapes are fantastic, including Myanmar's highest peak south of the Himalayas - Mt Victoria.
- Transfer from Yangon International airport to your hotel
- City centre and Sule Pagoda visit
- Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda
- Karaweik Hall & Kandawgyi Royal Lake
- Bogyoke Market - in the heart of Yangon
- Visit the Shwedagon Pagoda
- Transfer from Yangon to the domestic airport
- Flight from Yangon to Bagan
- Explore the stalls at Nyaung U Market
- See the gilded Shwezigon stupa
- Tour of Bagan temples
- Enjoy sunset in Bagan
- Transfer from Bagan to Mindat by 4x4
- Pang Oo Village visit
- Wander through Mindat market
- Visit Chin villages around Mindat
- Transfer from Mindat to Kanpetlet
- Tour of local villages around Kanpetlet
- Kantar Yon village visit
- Transfer from Kanpetlet to Bagan
- Cruise from Bagan to Pakkoku
- Transfer from Pakkoku to Monywa
- Hpo Win Taung limestone mountain and copper industry
- Bodhi Tataung Buddha park
- Thanboudday Pagoda
- Transfer from Monywa to Mandalay
- Ava, Sagaing, Amarapura & U Bein Bridge
- Transfer from Bagan to the airport
- Flight from Bagan to Heho
- Heho market visit
- Transfer from Heho to Pindaya
- The Pindaya Caves
- Transfer from Pindaya to Inle Lake
- The sacred Buddha statues of Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda
- Inpawkhon weaving village
- Cheroot making at Nampan village
- Inn Dain
- At leisure in Inle Lake
- Transfer from Inle Lake to Heho airport
- Flight from Heho to Yangon domestic airport
- Yangon Old Quarters and circular train ride
- China Town of Yangon
- Transfer from Yangon to the international airport
From mid-October to late February the weather is dry, warm and pleasant. However temperatures start to really shoot up in March and April, which can be uncomfortable if you are not used to the tropics. The southwest monsoon dominates from May to October, with coastal areas in particular seeing heavy rainfall for much of this period. On the plus side the whole country and its sights are quiet – no availability issues, traffic isn’t so bad and prices are softer.
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