Segway Tours in Yangon

Village life along the Old Dhammazedi Road tour

Yangon river by bike

Well organized trip and interesting to explore the other side of river by bike.

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.

Dala And Twantay Biking Adventure

Unforgettable trip through Myanmar

Unforgettable trip through Myanmar Yangon, Bagan and Inle Lake, ..... with an excellent travel agency As a “frequent traveler, with a focus on Asia”, this trip to Myanmar can only highly recommend. Contrary to my usual habit of not spreading top places, I'll make an exception here. Despite the warnings from the Federal Foreign Office, we have again carried out a trip to Myanmar after much consideration. This was our third trip, after 1992, 2011 and now in January 2025. We had chosen the company “Asia Tour Myanmar” and we were more than satisfied. All the journeys, from airport pickup to hotel, organising excursions and domestic trips were unprecedented, all worked 100%. Our journey began in Yangon, the capital of Myanmar. The city is very lively and has a particularly beautiful region such as the port, the market the vibrant business district of small traders. Visiting the famous Shwedagon Pagoda was a truly magical experience again. The pagoda is reminiscent of the temple complexes in Bangkok, which are now completely overrun by tourists, not the Shwedaon Pagoda. Here you can enjoy the atmosphere. From Yangon we continued to Bagan, one of the most impressive temple complexes in the world, some temples are over 2000 years old. Especially recommended is a balloon flight in the evening over the pagodas, which was an indescribable experience. The tour I did this time because the price was only 120 €. In 2011, the price was still 250 €, which had gone a little way beyond my budget. Our hotel was the Aureum Palace , is highly recommended too. From Bagan I continued my journey with a flight to Inle Lake. The picturesque lake with the floating villages also offered a special atmosphere. The trip to the Indein Pagoda Complex was once again unique and without mass tourism. The country and organization of Asia Tour Myanmar was outstanding. The The travel agency I was traveling with provided excellent service, and the people I met along the way were consistently friendly and helpful. There were no restrictions for tourists, which made the experience even more authentic and enjoyable. I have not detected the safety warning and travel restrictions issued by the Foreign Office about the places we have booked. In few places is still no teardown possible for tourists, but that's not where I wanted to go. This flaw and initial queasy feeling disappears very quickly with the kindness of the people, the unique culture and landscapes. Rounding it off are the low travel costs (about 40-50% of a Thailand holiday) Wolfgang and Sabine from Munich