Bagan Tours & Holidays
Bagan Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Located on the Central Burmese Plains, along the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwady River, Bagan was first settled around the 2nd century AD. Its golden age though began with the ascension to the Burmese throne of King Anawratha in 1044. A disciple of Theravada Buddhism, Anawratha began a policy of temple building that over the next two centuries saw the completion of an astonishing 13,000 temples, pagodas and religious monuments. The famous golden domes of the Shwezigon Pagoda, which was started by ...
Located on the Central Burmese Plains, along the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwady River, Bagan was first settled around the 2nd century AD. Its golden age though began with the ascension to the Burmese throne of King Anawratha in 1044. A disciple of Theravada Buddhism, Anawratha began a policy of temple building that over the next two centuries saw the completion of an astonishing 13,000 temples, pagodas and religious monuments. The famous golden domes of the Shwezigon Pagoda, which was started by Anawrath and completed in 1102 by King Kyanzittha is believed to hold a bone and a tooth belonging to the Gautama Buddha, whilst the Ananda Temple (also from the reign of King Kyanzittha) is considered to be a superb fusion of Mon and Indian architecture.
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Best experiences

Float in a balloon over Bagan
This is truly a once in a lifetime experience, as you rise with the sun and slowly soar over the magical temples of Bagan. Take in stunning views from your hot air balloon, as the morning mist rises and the golden light of dawn warms the valley.
Explore Bagan by bicycle
Enjoy the quiet and soak up your surroundings as you cycle between temples and villages, enjoying a new perspective of Bagan. Follow this with a sunset boat ride to enjoy an altogether different view of the temples in the late afternoon glow.
Dine amongst the temples
You will be treated to a very special candle-lit dinner in the setting of a picturesque pagoda this evening. As the sun sets and the stars begin to shimmer, head to some beautiful gardens in New Bagan which house their very own pagoda, and here you can enjoy a peaceful dinner of delicious local cuisine.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
TOURS FEATURING Bagan
Travel to Myanmar with like-minded people on one of our small group tours (usually max size 12), featuring knowledgeable local guides and an expert tour leader.