10-Days in Bangkok, Thailand & Yangon, Myanmar

They say that travel is the only thing you can buy that makes you richer, and a 10-day adventure in Bangkok, Thailand, and Yangon, Myanmar is no exception.

With bustling streets, ancient temples, and mouthwatering cuisine, these two cities offer a captivating blend of history and modernity. From exploring the opulent Grand Palace to discovering hidden gems in Bangkok, and immersing in the rich history of Yangon, this tour promises an unforgettable experience.

But there’s more to this journey than meets the eye, as the tour also includes free time for individual exploration, boutique hotel accommodations, and the chance to indulge in the local culinary delights.

So, get ready to embark on a journey that will leave you craving for more.

Good To Know

• The 10-day tour includes air transportation, accommodation in boutique hotels, and entrance fees to various attractions in Bangkok and Yangon.
• Meals provided include breakfast and a hosted traditional Burmese dinner.
• The tour offers free time to explore individually in the evenings and provides Bangkok BTS Skytrain & MRT Subway cards pre-loaded with $10 USD per person.
• Accommodation is in comfortable boutique hotels with central locations for easy access to attractions.

Day 1: Arrival in Bangkok

Upon arrival in Bangkok, travelers will be greeted with a vibrant energy and a multitude of possibilities for adventure and exploration.

The first day in Bangkok offers the perfect opportunity to dive into the local culture and take in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. One of the best ways to start the journey is by exploring the local markets, where a treasure trove of unique souvenirs, handicrafts, and delicious street food awaits.

From the bustling Chatuchak Weekend Market to the colorful and aromatic flower market, there’s something to satisfy every traveler’s curiosity. And speaking of satisfying, trying traditional Thai cuisine is a must-do on day one.

From the fiery and aromatic flavors of pad Thai to the soothing creaminess of green curry, Bangkok is a food lover’s paradise. By exploring the local markets and trying traditional Thai cuisine, travelers can truly experience the essence of Bangkok on their first day.

Day 2: Exploring Bangkok’s Grand Palace

After seeing the vibrant atmosphere and local culture of Bangkok on their first day, travelers are ready to embark on an exhilarating journey through the majestic Grand Palace on day two. This iconic landmark is a must-visit for anyone interested in exploring temple architecture, royal history, and culture.

Here are four reasons why the Grand Palace is a must-see attraction:

• Marvel at the intricate design and craftsmanship of the temples within the palace complex.

• Learn about Thailand’s rich history and the significance of the royal family as you explore the various buildings and pavilions.

• Admire the stunning Emerald Buddha, a sacred and revered statue housed within the Wat Phra Kaew temple.

• Enjoy the grandeur of the palace grounds, adorned with ornate decorations and beautifully landscaped gardens.

Exploring the Grand Palace is an awe-inspiring experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Thailand’s cultural heritage.

Day 3: Discovering Bangkok’s Hidden Gems

As the sun rises over the bustling streets of Bangkok, travelers eagerly set out to uncover the hidden gems that lie beyond the well-trodden tourist path on Day 3 of their adventure.

Today, they explore the vibrant world of hidden markets and savor the flavors of local street food.

Exploring the narrow alleyways, they stumble upon Talad Rot Fai, a night market tucked away from the mainstream crowds. Here, they enjoy the lively atmosphere, browsing through vintage clothes, antiques, and unique crafts.

The tantalizing aroma of grilled skewers and steaming bowls of noodles entices them to try the local street food. From aromatic pad Thai to savory mango sticky rice, they indulge in the diverse flavors that Bangkok has to offer.

In this hidden haven, they experience the true essence of Thai culture through its bustling markets and mouthwatering street cuisine.

Day 4: Flying to Yangon, Myanmar

Continuing their exhilarating journey, our intrepid travelers bid farewell to the hidden gems of Bangkok and take flight towards the enchanting city of Yangon, Myanmar. As they touch down in Yangon, they’re ready to enjoy the vibrant local culture and explore all that this fascinating city has to offer.

Here are four exciting highlights of their day in Yangon:

• Exploring Yangon’s markets, where they discover a colorful array of fresh produce, spices, and handicrafts.

• Experiencing the bustling street food scene, indulging in mouthwatering local delicacies like mohinga (fish noodle soup) and laphet thoke (tea leaf salad).

• Visiting the iconic Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking Buddhist temple adorned with gold leaf and encrusted with precious gems.

• Taking a leisurely stroll along the scenic Kandawgyi Lake, admiring the beautiful reflections of the surrounding pagodas in the calm waters.

Day 4 in Yangon promises to be a day of adventure, exploration, and culinary delights as our travelers dive headfirst into the vibrant heart of Myanmar’s largest city.

Day 5: Exploring the Cultural Delights of Yangon

What hidden cultural gems await our intrepid travelers as they embark on Day 5 in Yangon, ready to delve deeper into the enchanting tapestry of this vibrant city?

Today, they’ll have the chance to explore the local markets, seeing the bustling energy and colorful sights. From the vibrant stalls of Bogyoke Aung San Market, with its endless array of handicrafts, gems, and textiles, to the aromatic spices and fresh produce of the Thiri Mingalar Market, there’s something to ignite every sense.

And what better way to complete this cultural journey than by indulging in traditional Burmese cuisine? Our travelers will have the opportunity to savor the flavors of Mohinga, a rich fish noodle soup, and Laphet Thoke, a zesty tea leaf salad.

As they navigate the winding streets of Yangon, they’ll discover that every corner holds a new adventure, waiting to be explored.

Day 6: Taking in the Rich History of Yangon

Immersed in the rich history of Yangon, our intrepid travelers embark on Day 6, ready to unravel the captivating stories and architectural wonders that await them in this vibrant city.

As they set foot in Yangon, they’re greeted by the magnificent sight of Burmese architecture, showcasing the intricate designs and ornate details that make this city truly unique.

The colonial influences in Yangon add an extra layer of charm, as they explore buildings such as the Sule Pagoda and the Secretariat Building, which exude a fusion of Burmese and British styles.

The travelers also visit the iconic Strand Hotel, a testament to Yangon’s colonial past.

The day is filled with awe and admiration as they witness the seamless blend of history and culture in this remarkable city.

Day 7: Farewell to Bangkok and Yangon

As our intrepid journeyers bid farewell to the captivating history and architectural wonders of Yangon, they embark on Day 7, ready to embark on their next adventure in Bangkok and conclude their unforgettable 10-day tour.

The final day in both cities is dedicated to farewell activities and exploring the local cuisine. In Bangkok, they’ve the opportunity to indulge in the vibrant street food scene, savoring dishes like pad Thai, green curry, and mango sticky rice. Meanwhile, in Yangon, they can sample traditional Burmese delicacies such as mohinga, a flavorful fish soup, and laphet thoke, a tangy tea leaf salad.

With their taste buds satisfied and memories of the trip etched in their minds, our travelers bid adieu to these two enchanting cities, taking with them a wealth of experiences and a longing to return.

Common Questions

What Is the Process for Obtaining a Thailand Tourist Visa and a Myanmar Tourist Visa?

To obtain a Thailand tourist visa, travelers must submit an application, passport, photographs, and pay the necessary fees at the nearest Thai embassy or consulate. Similarly, for a Myanmar tourist visa, applicants must follow the specific requirements set by the Myanmar embassy or consulate.

Are There Any Specific Dietary Restrictions That Cannot Be Accommodated During the Tour?

The tour accommodations are able to accommodate specific dietary restrictions. Guests can inform the tour organizers in advance to ensure that meals are tailored to their needs, making the tour enjoyable for everyone.

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the Tour? Can I Receive a Refund if I Need to Cancel or Make Amendments?

The cancellation policy for the tour is non-refundable, meaning no refunds are provided for cancellations or amendments. It is important to carefully consider your plans before booking to avoid any inconvenience.

Is There a Dress Code for Visiting the Grand Palace and Other Attractions in Bangkok and Yangon?

When visiting attractions like the Grand Palace in Bangkok and other sites in Yangon, it is important to adhere to dress code etiquette and show cultural sensitivity. Modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees is recommended.

What Is the Group Size for Each Tour? Is There a Maximum Number of Participants Allowed?

The group size for each tour is limited to a minimum of 6 people and a maximum of 10 people. This ensures a personalized and intimate experience for all participants, allowing for better interaction and enjoyment of the tour.

The Sum Up

In just 10 days, the vibrant cities of Bangkok, Thailand, and Yangon, Myanmar offer a truly unforgettable experience. From exploring iconic sites like the Grand Palace to immersing in the rich history and cultural delights of both cities, this tour has it all.

With comfortable boutique hotel accommodations and a variety of meals included, travelers can fully enjoy the adventure.

Don’t miss out on this personalized and intimate tour that promises to leave you with memories to last a lifetime.