Private Half-Day Syriam Tour from Yangon

5h30
Private
Half Day
Instant confirmation
About this activity
We leave in the early morning your hotel in Yangon. Although the distance between the former capital and Syriam is short, driving times usually take a bit longer than usual.

Arrival around 9:30am in the town; its merchant past, mainly around the 15th century, continues to play an important role in the trade history in Myanmar. Outside of falling under the British Empire also Portuguese and French East Indian influences can be found in Thanlyin / Syriam.

While slowly discovering the town with its universities, visitors will appreciate the sleepy town atmosphere. Yet this pleasant atmosphere with tree-lined roads and catching glimpse of local life. Our main objective is a visit to the Ye Le Paya Temple, located mid-stream in the river, only accessible by local boat. It is possible (on guest’s own account) to feed the giant cat fish, that are swimming around the island and this unique temple. Its distinction compared to the other pagodas is due to its location – right in the middle of the river near the town of Kyauktan.

Our early afternoon will be reserved to visit the local riverside market and two more pagodas before we drive back to Yangon. Lunch is not included in this program (at your own expense) and will arrive around mid-afternoon back in Yangon.
Included
  • Local guide
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off from your Yangon hotel
Not included
  • Food and drinks
  • Camera Fee
  • Transfers from and to airport, sea/river ports, train stations that are located inside or outside of the city center and others are NOT included in the service and supplements will applied.
  • Transfers from and to hotels and resorts that are located outside of the city center are NOT included in the service and supplements will applied.
Additional
  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • Based on minimum 2 adults
  • Dress code is smart casual
  • This tour is not applicable for cruise ship passengers (shore excursion)
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Most travelers can participate
Features
Tourism
95% Cultural
75%
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