The Timeless Beauty of Bagan
Leave behind Bagan’s busy temple sites and discover the spectacular ruins of lesser-known areas.
Tag: Bagan
Spiritual Wellness and Healing in Myanmar
Learn about Buddhist philosophy and age-old wellness disciplines, like meditation and reflexology.
Christmas in the Legendary City of Bagan
The festive season is the best time to experience Myanmar, when the weather is picture-perfect.
The Untold Beauty of a Bagan Night
Experience Bagan in the cool of the evening as night falls and the mystical grandeur of its ancient temple ruins and sacred monuments comes into its own – a magical time with no distractions.
The Slow Road to Bagan from Mandalay
Khiri Travel Myanmar’s alternative road trip from Mandalay to Bagan is a unique opportunity for visitors to explore several fascinating ancient sites, while also learning a thing or two about conservation.
Bagan’s Ghosts, Brutal Conquerors and Scary Stories
Join Khiri Travel Myanmar’s half-day tour to Bagan and learn about the macabre and scary stories of superstitious kings, brutal conquerors, jealous princes and haunted temples where locals fear to tread!
Six Day Adventure to Myanmar’s Ancient Kingdoms
Khiri Travel Myanmar’s unique trip links the ancient kingdoms of Bagan and Mrauk U via a challenging route that takes visitors to the far west of the country through the Chin and Arakan ranges.
Bagan and the Lost Murals of Gubyaukgyi Temple
When visiting Bagan in Mandalay don’t miss a chance to see the 13th century Gubyaukgyi Temple, with its amazingly well-preserved murals depicting Jataka scenes arranged in beautiful mosaic-like panels.
Putting a Unique Spin on Myanmar’s Hotspots
Get a whole new perspective on the wonders of Myanmar with one of Khiri Travel’s unique tours for first-time travellers – putting famed destinations and celebrated hotspots in a whole different light.
Stepping into A Hidden Oases – An Alternative Approach to Bagan
Our Myanmar team has some new overland travel opportunities in between Yangon and Bagan that offer exploration of formerly “hidden” rural towns, heritage sites and rewarding encounters with local people.
