Winding our way through downtown's historic and diverse neighborhoods we'll drop by some of our favourite food stalls, family owned eateries and a fascinating market. The perfect way to get a complete understanding of Yangon food ... More

Taking a ride on the Yangon Circle Train is a must-do experience when visiting Yangon, Myanmar. This journey offers a unique glimpse into the daily lives of local people beyond the bustling commercial center. To make the experienc... More

Join Morning Yangon food tour to experience the authenticity of Yangon and its people like local . Actually Yangon is the renowned street food destination and the local favorite dining district in Southeast Asia. On this early mor... More

A real taste of Yangon packed with history, culture and community as we take part in 03:00 hours of authentic food tastings to intimately experience how the locals live, eat and shop in the city of Yangon .... More

Breakfast is a fascinating time of day in Yangon and some of the best food is found street side in the morning hours. Get your day started the local way and explore stunning neighborhoods, brimming with vendors and exotic stree... More

Join this special food & walking tour and explore the variety of Burmese cuisine as well as the most beautiful colonial buildings in whole Southeast Asia! This tour will introduce you to typical Burmese dishes and the country's ri... More

The Yangon Bike & Bite Tour is an extension of Dala Discovery Tour for those who like to combine biking and eating. After biking in Dala, the Yangon Bike & Bite Tour takes you on foot to Yangon’s popular tea shops, local re... More

Early morning tour in Yangon, early birds will get more worms! No traffic, everything is quiet on the streets and the temperature is quite pleasant. Can do the whole year round without any stress for the heat. Markets are very liv... More

As far as we are concerned, Yangon's Markets are among the greatest attractions of the city, where hard working locals keep the city supplied with exotic produce and daily goods. The nature of these social hubs have a far more spe... More