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Yangon City Tour

Thank You Yangon!

I enjoyed this tour very much. My guide did a great job.

2 Day in Yangon

***** (5 Stars) An Unforgettable 5 Days in Yangon Thanks to Min Soe and Lin!

An Unforgettable 5 Days in Yangon Thanks to Min Soe and Lin! We spent five days exploring Yangon with Min Soe and Lin as our guide and driver, and we cannot recommend them highly enough. If you're planning a trip to Yangon and want to see all the best sights, eat incredible food, and shop to your heart's content, there is truly no one better. Min was extremely punctual and knowledgeable about the city's history and culture, spoke excellent English, and was just genuinely likable — he made every day fun and easy. He took us to all the places we wanted to see and had great recommendations for spots we wouldn't have found on our own. Having air-conditioned transportation the entire time was a game changer. We never had to worry about parking or long walks back to the car — Lin dropped us off right in front of every stop and was always there waiting when we came out, whether we were sightseeing, shopping, or grabbing a meal. We felt completely safe throughout our entire trip and never once experienced any issues. The Myanmar people we met along the way were consistently warm, kind, and respectful. We know there's a travel advisory in place, but based on our experience, we wouldn't hesitate to return and experience this beautiful country and its people again. If you're heading to Yangon, do yourself a favor and book Min and Lin — you won't regret it!

The Most Amazing Markets of Yangon Tour

A perfect long-weekend escape into the belly of Yangon’s food and market scene

I work in hospitality, I travel constantly for work, and I’m not easily impressed by “tours.” This, however, was something else. I flew in from Bangkok with a couple of friends for a quick food-fuelled escape and booked Sa Ba’s trishaw food tour and market tour over 2 days , almost as a filler activity. It ended up being the absolute highlight of the weekend. Marc gets it. He understands how to pace an experience, read a group, and tell the story of a city through what you eat and who’s cooking it. From the first teahouse stop—sweet, milky tea in enamel cups, crispy snacks, and that slow exhale as you drop into Yangon’s rhythm—to Shan noodles, mohinga, salads loaded with garlic and tea leaves, cold beers and sticky Indian desserts, everything felt intentional but never scripted. Rolling between stops by trishaw was just fun. You’re at street level, in the noise and heat, close enough to the action to smell the grills before you see them. It’s the kind of thing that could easily feel gimmicky, but with Marc’s team it didn’t; it just felt like the most natural way to move through the city. What really stood out to me, as someone in the business, was the genuine relationships Marc and his crew clearly have with their vendors and drivers. No forced “local experience,” no awkward hard sells—just people who actually like and respect each other, doing their thing and letting you into it for a night. Huge thank you to Marc and his team of trishaw drivers for an unforgettable weekend touring the belly of this city. If you’re in Yangon and you care even a little about food and culture, this is absolutely worth your time.