Golf tour

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With its strong Scottish connections from colonial times, Myanmar is a country steeped in golf, with a wonderful variety of courses on offer from the plains of Bagan to the Shan hills. With this tour, travel to some of the most exotic places on Earth and practice your swing as you also lap up an ancient culture.

Tour Overview

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Start: 

Yangon

Finish: 

Yangon

Length: 

11 days/10 nights

Transport: 

plane, car

Accommodation: 

hotel, lodge, golf resort

Deluxe Hotel Supplement: 

US$16 per day

Total Price From

US$1,9481

Per Day From

US$1771

Tour Highlights
Play golf in the unique setting of the thousands of ancient temples in Bagan
Visit historic Mandalay
Take in 18 holes in the beautiful Shan hills
Enjoy Inle Lake a witness the lives of the Intha tribe on its waters
Explore the colonial-era streets of bustling Yangon
Play at Yangon’s Gary Player-designed course, Pun Hlaing

Day-by-day Itinerary
Day 1 Yangon

Arrive in Yangon and head to the Buddhist heart of Myanmar – the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda.

Wander downtown during the balmy evening and explore the many restaurants and bars now cropping up in this increasingly cosmopolitan city. 

Day 2 Bagan sightseeing

Fly up to Bagan and begin the day exploring the Ananda pagoda, dating from the 12th century and famed for its gilded sikhara tower at its peak; choose from bicycle, car or horse and cart for your preferred mode of transport around the temples. The area is renowned for its lacquerware and artisan crafts, which make perfect souvenirs or gifts. Later in the day, climb the Gawdawpalin or Bupaya pagodas for perfect sunset panorama views of the temples and plain.

Day 3 Golf in Bagan

Spend the day playing golf at the 18-hole Bagan Golf Resort, enjoying your game amongst the unique sight of the surrounding temples. We can also arrange hot-air balloon rides that will give you spectacular sunrise views (additional charge).

Day 4 Mount Popa

On your second day in the area, head south east of Bagan to explore the spectacular monastery at Mount Popa, which sits precariously on top of a volcanic plug. In the evening, enjoy some Myanmar wine over dinner by the pagodas. 

Day 5 Mandalay

Fly to Mandalay and visit the last royal palace of the Konbaung dynasty, recounting the final days of Thibaw and his queen, Supayalat, before they were expelled to India by the British. Visit the sacred Mahamuni Pagoda and receive a blessing for auspicious travels  and then climb the 1729 steps up Mandalay Hill (or catch the lift up!) to be rewarded with a stunning sunset.

Day 6 Golf at Yaytakhon Taung Golf Course (Mandalay)

Play at the delightful 18-hole Yaytakhon Taung Golf Course and then enjoy a free evening in Mandalay, which has a number of great restaurants and some excellent street food; at night, the streets of the Muslim quarter serves up some of the tastiest barbequed mutton. 

Day 7 Ayetharyar Golf Resort (near Inle Lake)

Take a morning flight to Heho and transfer to the Ayetharyar Golf Resort, where you will enjoy some great golf in the scenic Shan hills and you will stay the night.

Day 8 Inle Lake sightseeing

After breakfast the next day drive to Inle Lake and take boat to visit the ancient lakeside stupas at Indein and see handicrafts in Nampan village. If the time is right, see the floating markets that are a photographer’s dream. Finish up your day with sunset wine tasting at Red Mountain Estate vineyard and then dinner on the lakeshore.

Day 9 Yangon

Depart Heho to Yangon and, after checking into your hotel, wander around the bustling streets and try some sweet laphayet (Myanmar tea) at one of the many tea shops and pair it with some fresh ee char kway, a deep fried dough snack to be really naughty on the last day of your tour. Wander the colonial streets and buy some gifts for back home at the famous Bogyoke Market.

Day 10 Pun Hlaing Golf Course (near Yangon)

Get driven to Gary Player-designed Pun Hlaing Golf Course to tackle another 18 rounds. In the evening, feel free to enjoy one of the many newly-established eateries and bars around downtown Yangon, such as the Rangoon Teahouse on Pansodan Street, which serves up modern Myanmar fare in a beautifully restored building.

Day 11 Departure

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before taking a private car to Yangon International Airport for departure.

Indicative standard and deluxe hotels for this tour
Standard hotels for above program Deluxe hotels for above program
 Yangon - Clover Hotel  Yangon - Chatrium Hotel
Bagan - Floral Breeze Hotel Bagan - Bagan Golf Resort
 Mandalay - Hotel Rama  Mandalay - Mandalay Hill Resort
 Ayetharyar Golf Resort  Ayetharyar Golf Resort
 Inle Lake (Nyaung Shwe) - Hupin Hotel  Inle Lake - Amata Garden Resort

To get prices for this tour with luxury accommodation or basic accommodation, please enter a query in the ‘Any further queries’ field when you submit your tour booking form (link below).

Our Service Include: 

Accommodation with breakfast (twin room basis)
Golf equipment, caddies and green fees
Domestic flight tickets, including insurance surcharge and current fuel surcharge
Passenger service charges for domestic flights
Entrance fees and zone fees for the visits mentioned
All transfers and sightseeing by private air-con vehicle with drivers, as mentioned in program
Private local boat fare for Inle Lake excursion, as mentioned in program

Our Service Do Not Include: 

International ticket to/from Yangon
Visa fees and visa arrangements for Myanmar
Visits not mentioned in the program
Dinner at hotel
Drinks and personal expenses
Tips and porters at the hotels
Any other items not mentioned

Important Notes: 

The above itinerary is indicative and some details may change according to conditions and availability; you will always be informed of such changes.

There may be changes to estimated prices depending on air fuel cost, domestic airfares, US$ exchange rates and festive season surcharge. All supplemental cost to be advised.

[1] Price per person based on two person tour (twin hotel room sharing basis) during low season (May-Sep). Larger groups will pay less per person, single person purchase will mean a higher price.

 

 

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