Responsible Travel in Myanmar

Our passion for responsible travel means that, when you visit Myanmar, you’ll experience far more than just a holiday. You’ll meet new people, learn about the culture, stay in some memorable places, and support local communities along the way.

You’ll come home with life-long memories, while also knowing that the people and places you’ve visited benefit too. With Myanmar’s political past, it is more important than to travel responsibly. Myanmar has recently been opened up to tourists, after decades of dictatorship and isolation, and we are proud to support the growth of this emerging destination and its small communities.

Our trips

Throughout our trips, we like to include rewarding experiences that make good things happen for you and the places you visit. For example, in Hsipaw, you can meet the local Palaung community as you trek through the mountainous landscapes. Take the train, mingle with the locals and learn about the art of bamboo weaving.

View our Myanmar trips

Our accommodation

Where you rest your head at night is just as important as the places you visit during the day. We hand-pick small-scale accommodation in Myanmar that’s packed full of local flavour and charm. From village lodges to cosy bed and breakfasts, take a look at our accommodation options.

Accommodation in Myanmar

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Meet our Myanmar travel specialists

Our travel specialists know and love all things Burmese. They’ve eaten the food, slept in the beds and had some memorable experiences along the way. Find out more about their travels and tips for getting the most out of your time in Myanmar.

Meet our Myanmar team

Our local partners

We work with a local partner in Myanmar who shares our passion for making good things happen through travel. Our product manager frequently discusses responsible travel and sustainability with our Burmese partners, and we’re always looking for ways to improve. We also use local guides and drivers for all of our excursions, so you’ll have the advantage of your guide’s local knowledge, while also supporting local people.

Meet our local partner