Burma Family Cycling Explorer (14 Days / 13 Nights)

Begin this family-oriented Myanmar expedition with a cycle and boat trip heading south from Mandalay. Discover ancient pagodas, traditional craft workshops, the iconic U Bein Bridge and much more while making the cycling journey through Mingun, Ava, and Amarapura. After boating southwest along the Irrawaddy to experience life in the historic craft village of Yandabo, continue towards the spiritual hub of Bagan. Cycle through temples, local villages, and the beautiful countryside, and wind down with traditional horse cart rides and sunset cruises. The cycle reaches its most challenging point with an ascent to Mount Popa, followed by a rural ride through Kalaw, visiting the fantastic Green Hill Valley Elephant Camp. The ride continues east towards Nyaung Shwe, with a final destination of Inle Lake. Enjoy some combination cycling and kayaking in this majestic locale before ultimately taking the trip south to Yangon, where the two-week adventure concludes.

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    Trailblazing Talents: EXO Indonesia’s Adventure Guide Training
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    Trailblazing Talents: EXO Indonesia’s Adventure Guide Training

    EXO Indonesia’s Adventure team just returned from a retreat to the island of Flores. Over the course of five days, they participated in skills trainings, team building activities and, of course, adventures.‘This trip is a great opportunity for us to break the ice and connect after an intense and wonderful season’, explains Eka Putri, EXO Indonesia Adventure Manager. ‘Over the last decade, the team has grown from 9 to 28 people’.The retreat consisted of two components: Adventure Leadership training and Adventure Tour Leaders gathering. The former focused on developing leadership skills and group management while the latter was an opportunity to reinforce to the entire team EXO’s quality standards and sustainability policies.‘This training is crucial to improve the leadership skills of our guides in Flores when they lead trips’, Eka explains. ‘It is also a great opportunity to meet in person and clarify our standards and EXO expectations in the field’.In addition, the gathering provided a valuable exchange of ideas and to hear feedback from the guides about how EXO Adventure can continue to enhance our service quality. EXO Adventure Epic routes, great gear and support teams raise the bar on each EXO Adventure journey but it is our guides…

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    Pedalling Perfection: EXO’s Japan Cycling Adventures
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    Pedalling Perfection: EXO’s Japan Cycling Adventures

    Kit Loose, EXO Japan Adventure Product Development Manager, shares his perspective on the joys of cycling in Japan and what makes EXO’s trips truly extraordinary. Kit first visited Japan as a 14-year-old, when his family moved to Tokyo for a few years. It didn’t take him long to fall in love with the country and its people. He has been returning ever since and recently joined the EXO Adventure team, where he balances his time between developing customised routes, training guides and drivers, leading group cycling trips and seeking out the best bowl of ramen. ‘I don't have to work hard to sell Japan,’ Kit admits. ‘Japan sells itself because of its gracious people - there is no other place like it in terms of the people. Add to that the spectacular scenery, the food and it is incredibly safe.’ As the country’s burgeoning popularity as a tourist destination in recent years has brought challenges of overcrowding, there are still plenty of authentic, lesser known corners of Japan. EXO Adventure specialises in cycling trips that showcase these quieter places- we asked Kit to explain more. 'We aim to steer guests away from the beaten path, deliver authentic experiences. There is…

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    5 Things to expect on an EXO Adventure
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    5 Things to expect on an EXO Adventure

    Nobody does adventure travel like EXO! With more than thirty years of experience delivering epic adrenaline-fuelled holidays, we know what it takes to make an adventure journey unforgettable. It takes more than just knowing our destinations and having good gear, it is a combination of elements that takes our adventures to the next level. Whether it's navigating the rugged terrains on a bike, paddling through serene or challenging waters, or exploring hidden trails, each EXO Adventure trip is designed to deliver a unique and unforgettable experience. To understand what sets EXO Adventure apart, we’re sharing five core elements that underscore our commitment to delivering epic adventures. Read on to learn more. EXO Adventure guides receive specialised, ongoing training covering topics such as group management, emergency response, mechanics and more. Specialised adventure guides Our guides are the heart and soul of our adventures. Explorers at heart, they have traversed their countries seeking out the most exhilarating and scenic trails, waterways and backroads. They possess an unmatched passion for their homeland and love sharing it with fellow adventurers. As the safety and enjoyment of our guests are paramount, EXO also ensures our adventure guides receive specialised, ongoing training covering topics such as…

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    Sabah Wildlife Adventure
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    Sabah Wildlife Adventure

    We talk with Rosa Minggu, EXO Head of Inbound & Adventure- Malaysia & Singapore, about creating this adventure and her favourite highlights along the way.'Wildlife and adventure plus amazing accommodation in the jungles and wetlands– this journey is impressive!', Rosa exclaims.Exploring on foot, by boat, by jeep and snorkelling, EXO's 11-day Sabah Wildlife Adventure is purposefully designed to showcase the best of Borneo’s natural wonders.Rosa is from the neighbouring state of Sarawak and is passionate about Borneo's nature and wildlife. She explains, ''With this tour we wanted to cover all of Sabah's highlights with a great mix of experiences.' As an introduction to Sabah’s rich ecosystems, the trip begins with visits to two important animal conservation projects: Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the Sun Bear Conservation Centre. These insightful visits are complemented by a canopy walk at the Rainforest Discovery Centre, providing a first look at the raw beauty of Malaysia’s natural flora and fauna.Then it’s on to the Kinabatangan River and Tabin Wildlife Reserve for a closer look. Through a series of boat trips and nature walks, guests will have the opportunity to spot endemic wildlife- such as elephants, gibbons and proboscis monkeys- in their native habitat. There is…

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    Cycling Vietnam’s Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang
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    Cycling Vietnam’s Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang

    EXO Vietnam Adventure Manager, Dzung, takes us along for the ride as she shares stories of her favourite cycling journey‘Cycling Vietnam's Heritage Trail: Hue to Nha Trang is unique because it’s a mixture of everything that Vietnam has to offer.''Guests have the opportunity to visit the heritage sites of Hue and Hoi An, see the stunning scenery, explore villages and relax on the beach. It also has plenty of roads with breathtaking views,’ Dzung explains.The adventure begins with a scenic coastal ride from the historic town of Hue to Lang Co fishing village, followed the next day by a challenging ride over Hai Van Pass. The hard work is rewarded with incredible views and an exhilarating downhill ride into Hoi An. A two-night stay in Hoi An, another heritage town, is punctuated by a pedal out to the My Son archeological site. 'We share the cycling route with the local people- they come say hello and give high fives.'From Hoi An, the journey continues south with a series of beautiful coastal rides on days 5-8. Along the way guests will visit My Lai for a sobering but insightful visit to the infamous war site, as well as Qui Nhon, a strategic…

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    Cycling Remote Cambodia
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    Cycling Remote Cambodia

    Cycling Remote Cambodia is one of EXO's favourite, off-the-beaten track itineraries. Adventure Supervisor, Mala Ouk, shares his point of view about what makes this journey so special. ‘Cycling is the best way to explore Cambodia and this 8-day route takes guests to the most authentic parts of the country’, Mala explains. ‘On the bikes, they will get so many opportunities to interact with local people and feel immersed in the life and culture of Cambodia’ The adventure kicks off in the capital city, Phnom Penh.  After warming up with a day ride to Oudong Temple, the real bike journey begins in earnest with a 90-km pedal to charming Kampong Cham for an overnight stay. From there, the bike route continues to the towns of Kratie, Stung Treng and Preah Vihear before wrapping up in Siem Reap.  The distances range from 45-90 kilometres per day in the saddle, but a support vehicle is available for any guests who need a rest. As they pedal along this route, riders will experience the beauty of the Cambodian countryside, passing small villages, farm land and loads of friendly, welcoming locals. 'We can observe the people’s daily lifestyle which is truly authentic.' Off the bikes, an…

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    Sumatra Trekking Challenge
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    Sumatra Trekking Challenge

    Indonesia is an adventure-lovers paradise, with its incredibly diverse landscapes and unspoiled nature. With EXO’s Sumatra Trekking Challenge, our adventure team shines a light on one of Southeast Asia’s most spectacular wilderness areas with an intense but highly rewarding trek. Indonesia Adventure Manager, Eka Putri, picks this as  her favourite adrenaline-pumping adventure.‘In Sumatra, any traveller can see orangutans within a one day trek. But with this Sumatra Trekking Challenge we invite true adrenaline junkies to go deeper into the dense jungle to discover not just orangutans, but other wildlife they have never seen before’, Eka explains.The journey kicks off with a 3-4 hour drive from Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, to the charming village of Bukit Lawang, the gateway to Gunung Leuser National Park. A short, easy, 'warm up’ trek gives guests their first glimpse of the jungle before returning to town for the evening.  On day two, with the comforts of the eco-lodge left behind, the true jungle experience begins. Over the next four days, the trekking route journeys deeper and deeper into the heart of the rainforest- a full immersion into nature. 'The trip was way more than expected, beautiful surroundings, challenging walks and climbs up and down topped off with amazing food and…

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    Beautifuls Beasts of Asia
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    Beautifuls Beasts of Asia

    The Asian continent teems with exotic wildlife, offering guests insight into some of the oldest and most pristine habitats on earth, as well as opportunities to explore them. Through the EXO Foundation, we play an active role in protecting this precious natural heritage of Asia and, by extension, partners working with us do too. That's something we can all feel proud of! In celebration of this, here is a roundup of some incredible creatures of Asia, where to find them and some details regarding wildlife conservation projects we support to ensure they are protected for travelers, locals and future generations. Want to learn more about nature-focused tours in Asia? PROBOSCIS MONKEY INDONESIAN & MALAYSIAN BORNEO Instantly recognisable thanks to its oddly charming nose, these unforgettable beasts are endemic to the island of Borneo. Living in mangroves and humid forests, proboscis monkeys are strong swimmers and are likely to be seen with a cruise up the Kinabatangan River. Threatened with extinction due to deforestation, sanctuaries in Borneo are being set up for the conservation of the species. They can also be observed in Bako National Park in Malaysia. MANTA RAYS TROPICAL COASTS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA Blessed with some of the world's most diverse marine habitats thanks to…

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    Wild Saudi Arabia
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    Wild Saudi Arabia

    DESERTS & LANDSCAPES FULL OF LIFE Saudi Arabia has many tricks up its sleeve to surprise and delight visitors. One of the ways it does this is through its unique and exotic wildlife. Far more than just a desolate expanse of sand and dessert, Saudi Arabia boasts more than 82,000 sq. km. of nature reserves and preservation areas rich with life. From the mountains of Abha, to the desert sands of Al Ula and the depths of the Red Sea, let’s explore some of the unique creatures found in Saudi Arabia. Desert wildlife in Saudi Arabia Nestled amongst the striking red rocks and desert sands of Al Ula in Northwest Saudi is the 1,500 sq. km. Sharaan Nature Reserve. Most visitors will get the chance to see Ostrich, Nubian Ibex and Idmi Gazelles grazing on the rough desert undergrowth, but the Arabian Wolf is a more elusive resident. Sharaan hope that one day the Arabian leopard will join the wolf in roaming the rocky desert terrain…And, of course, no trip to the desert is complete without time spent with the desert’s most famous creature: camels! Dromedary Camels are the national animal of Saudi Arabia and have played a significant part…

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    Beyond Borneo’s Jungles
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    Beyond Borneo’s Jungles

    For most people, if you mention the name ‘Borneo’, the first things that come to mind are rainforests and exotic creatures. While, in fairness, there is truth to this depiction -Borneo  does have these things aplenty- there is much more to it than just that.In fact, with a land area nearly equivalent to France and Germany combined, it's the third largest island on the planet. Within its extensive shores are an abundance of fascinating history, diverse cultures, distinct coastlines, stunning landscapes and much more. For those only acquainted with the natural side of Borneo, here are other aspects of the vast and beautiful island to keep in mind when considering a trip to Malaysia. FASCINATING HISTORY Did you know that Borneo has been the theatre of some WW2 battles ?The Australians conducted some assaults against the Japanese forces. So while discovering the incredible nature of the island, you can also learn some passionate stories about the place. In  Sandakan where the war prisoners made some death marches or along the coast where europeans sailors merchants settled first trading ports… SANDAKAN CITY BREAK DRAMATIC LANDSCAPES Go wild with a fabulous adventure through Borneo’s UNESCO World Heritage sites. Explore the remarkable caves and…

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Myanmar

Dive into the latest from EXO Myanmar: News, travel inspiration and stories

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    Standing with Myanmar: EXO’s commitment to our team
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    Standing with Myanmar: EXO’s commitment to our team

    EXO Travel has been present in Myanmar since 1994, making us one of the longest established DMCs in the country. EXO Myanmar was the second EXO destination. opening just a year after our inception as Exotissimo in Vietnam. My first visit to Myanmar was in 1992, just as the country was first experimenting with opening for tourism. I will never forget the thrill of visiting somewhere that offered such a rich, extraordinary experience, like nowhere I'd been before. Myanmar, for me then, captured the essence of Southeast Asia's culture, history, and untouched beauty, along with the mysterious charm of a place that remained largely unexplored and unseen by many.  Over the years I have travelled to Myanmar many, many times and never lost that thrill.We've always been conscious of the political complexities in Myanmar. However, at EXO we believe that to truly appreciate the world, it must be experienced firsthand. We remain convinced of the transformative power of travel to dismantle barriers and cultivate mutual understanding. The advantages of fostering human connections, enhancing cultural awareness, and nurturing compassion, alongside promoting a sense of global community, make navigating these challenges worthwhile.Over the last 29-years we have facilitated travel to Myanmar for…

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    One EXO: Myanmar Talent Expands Across EXO Group
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    One EXO: Myanmar Talent Expands Across EXO Group

    Myanmar has an important part in the story of EXO. Shortly after establishing ourselves in Vietnam in ‘93, the ‘Golden Land’s’ mystique as an undiscovered destination combined with its charming people, culture and landscapes made for the perfect fit to expand our brand of pioneering travel. Launching in the country in 1995, we firmly believed that our presence in the country was important and meaningful, and that the world needed to experience the country’s incredible people and attributes firsthand to truly appreciate it. This is a belief that we still hold today alongside our team and family in the country, many of whom have been with us from the very start. With tourism in Myanmar remaining uncertain, we’ve been exploring new avenues for our Myanmar family. Their exceptional skills, passion and experience and the growing potential for remote work has enabled us to leverage their talents beyond the borders of their homeland. We’ve integrated Myanmar staff in our Thailand sales department, bolstering their experience with a recent inspection trip to Bangkok and surroundings. This trip, combined with in-person training, has equipped them with firsthand knowledge, enabling them to confidently transition to designing bespoke Thailand itineraries. Wah Wah Lwin, a member of…

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    Myanmar Reopening
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    Myanmar Reopening

    Summary of Myanmar reopening: Myanmar is technically open for travel. COVID entry regulations have loosened, especially for vaccinated travellers. However, the general political situation in Myanmar remains unstable since the change of government in February 2021. Multiple countries have issued strict travel warnings for Myanmar. In such cases, travel insurance generally does not offer coverage and is invalidated.   Please check the travel advice issued by guests' government; some embassies in Myanmar are not operating or may not have staff able to assist travellers in case a problem occurs in country. Please details regarding entry requirements below. Don't hesitate to reach out to us with any questions at [email protected] Entry Requirements: 1)  Fill out health declaration form, which will be provided by the airline in flight, and present to authorities upon arrival. 2)  Submit proof of health insurance covering the cost of medical care in case of COVID-19 infection in Myanmar. This can either be supplied from guests' home country or purchased upon arrival. 3) Thermal Screening will be conducted by the authorities at the airport.

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    Updates From Myanmar
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    Updates From Myanmar

    Our reduced team is working from home for safety reasons. Our concern is for them, their families, and their friends. The situation in Myanmar has been completely upended since February 2021. People are caught between Covid, an undemocratic leadership, and an economy spiraling out of control with a currency having lost 60% of its value since February. A far cry from what Myanmar was from 2011 til Jan 21. Emails do come through mostly although there are frequent cuts and mobile phone signal disruptions are happening. Should you not have heard from us after allowing for the usual response time, please contact us at [email protected]. See here press references from both sides inside Myanmar to allow you to make up your own mind: The New Light of Myanmar (government),  The Irrawaddy (opposition), Frontier Myanmar (opposition), Myanmar Now (opposition) Twitter: #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar Wednesday, 4 November 2021 A former US Senator on a private humanitarian mission recently met the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing.  Further charges were raised by the military against the editor of local newspaper Frontier Myanmar, a US national detained for the past 4 months. Neither Mr. Fenster's nor Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's lawyers are allowed to talk to the…

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    Travel and Give Back
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    Travel and Give Back

    Travel doesn’t just have to benefit those doing the travelling and at EXO, we place communities and the environment in which we operate at the forefront of our operations. One of the ways we ensure how we walk the talk is by making it easy and transparent for agents to identify tours that are responsible. With our destination product teams on the ground scouting experiences that make a difference, our EXO sustainability team have created five categories to assess our short tours and experiences from a responsible travel perspective, including Carbon Friendly Cultural Interaction Social Impacts Local Benefits Make a DifferenceBelow we take a look at just some of the experiences and tours that are deemed exceptionally responsible, making a positive impact on the people and places visited.  Carbon Friendly Tours under this category involve walking, trekking, cycling or alternative forms of transportation that avoid or minimise carbon emissions, and where private motorised vehicles are used, CO2 compensation is given.Cycling from Southern Vietnam to Angkor Wat, Cambodia — There’s nothing more carbon-friendly than relying on your own body power to get around. A 12-day cycling adventure from Saigon to Angkor Wat will provide for some experiences that most tourists miss out on.  Follow…

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    Southeast Asia For Vegetarians
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    Southeast Asia For Vegetarians

    If you’re vegetarian or vegan, you might be apprehensive about travelling Southeast Asia. While it’s true that vegetarianism isn’t that widespread in the region, you will still discover great meat-free foods in every major city. There are plenty of vegetarians in Asia, enjoying tasty plant-based cuisine – you may well be surprised at what amazing veggie eats you find.  No matter where you travel, carry around translation cards with you, study local restaurants to visit, and/or use a vegan/vegetarian translation app. VEGETARIAN TRAVEL IN VIETNAM Visiting Vietnam as a vegetarian can be tricky due mainly to the prevalence of fish sauce. Still, Vietnam has many vegetarian Buddhists who live meat-free, and vegetarian/vegan dishes aren’t hard to find. Pho chay (noodle soup with a vegetable-based broth) is one staple you can rely on. You’ll also find a tofu version of banh mi (the ubiquitous Vietnamese baguette). Dishes like goi cuon (rice paper rolls stuffed with fresh vegetables) and nom du du (papaya salad) can be found freshly made on the street and soy and rice milk are cheaply available in any corner store. In the major cities, you’ll find some fantastic vegan and vegetarian restaurants – including one that make vegan…

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    Adrift in Asia – Why Cruising is the Best Way to See the Region
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    Adrift in Asia – Why Cruising is the Best Way to See the Region

    Cruising as a tourist endeavour has truly stood the test of time and is one of the fastest growing travel sectors today.  Part of the reason for its success is the way it has diversified to meet the needs of today's more sophisticated and demanding customers. That's certainly the case in Asia where guests can indulge themselves in an amazing array of water-bound experiences on the region's rivers and seascapes. In many ways, travelling by boat is one of the most natural ways to navigate Asia. In areas such as the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, one of the most impressive stretches of water anywhere in the world, river vessels are an integral part of life. It is a similar scenario in other parts of the region such as Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia. In Indonesia, meanwhile, boats are the main link between the countless islands that make up the archipelago. For guests, voyages in Asia vary wildly in scope and in style. The region's oceans brim with maritime promise. In Vietnam, karst-studded Halong Bay is arguably the nation's most compelling tourist must-see attraction. A visit to the north of the country is not complete without a trip to Halong Bay, where placid…

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    Asia for Once in a Lifetime Experiences
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    Asia for Once in a Lifetime Experiences

    Asia is a region of vivid landscapes, colourful history and myriad enthralling sights, sounds and scents, where it is easy to let the imagination run wild. From castaway lunches on paradise islands to bike rides around the ancient ruins at Angkor, Asia is endlessly generous when it comes to creating lasting memories. Yet, even in this privileged sphere, there are truly special journeys that stand out from the rest. China's epic scope and its widescreen landscapes make it a natural choice for a-once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Falling neatly into this category is the unforgettable ride on the world's highest train journey from the capital Beijing to Lhasa, the administrative, political and religious capital of Tibet.   With its blend of modern and ancient sights, Beijing makes a charismatic starting point for the journey. It is the ride itself that many would argue is the highlight. Extending nearly 2000 kilometres through some of the most spectacular landscapes in China; the line from Beijing to Lhasa rises to heights of 5072 metres above sea level and is fully deserving of its reputation as one of the greatest modern feats of engineering.  FROM BEIJING TO LHASA BY WORLD'S HIGHEST TRAIN 11 Days/ 10 Nights  Breatk-taking scenery abounds…

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    Mystical and Majestic Bagan
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    Mystical and Majestic Bagan

    There are numerous stirring sights in Southeast Asia, but few are more spectacular than the ancient city of Bagan. Located on the banks of the Irrawaddy River, it is home to the densest concentration of Buddhist temples, pagodas, stupas and ruins in the world.  Comparisons are often drawn between Bagan and the temples of Angkor in Cambodia, but the two vast archaeological sites are very different in appearance and character. The Bagan temples are located on a large and fairly open plain, differentiating them from the ones in Cambodia, which often appear to be on the verge of being reclaimed by the jungle. During the 19th Century when Bagan was a central powerbase, it is estimated that as many as 13,000 temples and stupas once stood here. Approximately 2200 remain today, still an impressive number for any visitor to get their head around. FEATURED TRIP: BAGAN EXPLORER (3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS) Be captivated by the spirituality, history and culture of Bagan. Explore the iconic temples, taking in the most famous monuments as well as many lesser-known pagodas. Then go beyond the temple zone to discover Bagan's mélange of traditional villages, beautiful landscapes and ancient customs. HIGHLIGHTS Explore Bagan's archaeological zone.…

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    EXO Explores – River Cruising & Beach Breaks, Myanmar
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    EXO Explores – River Cruising & Beach Breaks, Myanmar

    Myanmar's waterways are as integral to the country's character and soul as its golden pagodas and multitude of ethnic groupings. There are over 5000 miles of navigable river in the nation, and boat travel has traditionally been one of the main ways of getting around. These days, with domestic airlines and improvements in infrastructure making travel within the country a lot easier, the country's huge fleet of riverboats do less of a trade than in the past.  However, those with plenty of time on their hands will find that taking the watery route remains the most evocative way to appreciate the languid rhythms of Burmese life. While government ferries can be ramshackle, a number of private companies operate more luxurious itineraries on new vessels or upgraded relics from the British colonial era ranging from a day or two to over a week. The most important river in the country is the Irrawaddy, which is navigable all the way from its delta to the town of Bhamo in Kachin State during the dry season and even further in the wet season. The most popular Irrawaddy cruises take in the sights at Mandalay and Bagan while longer itineraries explore less charted, but…

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