Myanmar  
Myanmar is an underdeveloped country ruled by a military regime that suppresses expression of opposition to its rule. However, recent overtures by President Obama and Nobel Peace Price Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi with her decision to promotion tourism in a responsible manner has everyone in the country excited by the potential for positive change.
The people of Myanmar still wear traditional dress and are among the friendliest in the world. The incredible archaeological sites, Buddhist temples, pagodas, fascinating history, and wonderful scenery truly make Myanmar a unique destination...and one of the personal favorites of Red Lantern Journeys employees.
When to Travel The best times to travel in Myanmar are from November through February. March through May are also ok, but will be quite hot. June through September is the monsoon season with daily rains, but the temperatures can be a bit lower and it is still possible to travel then. In northern Myanmar, the weather is milder and travel is possible at any time.
Visas A visa is necessary to enter Myanmar. You can either apply directly with the Myanmar Embassy in Washington D.C., or you can apply for a visa on arrival through Red Lantern Journeys.
Itineraries Below are some recommended itineraries. Book them as is or customize them!
The Road to Mandalay is back! Enjoy a 3, 4, 7 or 11 night River Cruise aboard the newly remodeled Road to Mandalay.
What our Clients Say
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Questions?
Contact one of our destination experts for more information about traveling to Myanmar:
Phone Toll Free: 1-877-362-2793
Email: info@redlanternjourneys.com
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