Hop on-Hop off: Biking and Boating Around Inle Lake
Discover the ethnic Shan and Intha people with this biking and boating experience around Inle Lake.
Tag: Khiri Travel Myanmar
Myanmar’s ‘Green Season’ Offers Cool Advantages
Myanmar’s ‘green season’ is not only a refreshingly beautiful time of year to visit, clients get to take advantage of all sorts of benefits,
Traversing the Danu Trails in the Shan Highlands
A spectacular region known for its trekking, the Danu Trails is a network of hiking routes in Myanmar’s Shan Hills that is home to pristine forests, rural valleys and the friendly isolated communities of the ethnic Danu people.
Battle of Imphal WWII Tours Expands Into Myanmar
Specialist WWII battlefield tour operator in Imphal, North East India, now offers tours into Myanmar to give tourists a fuller picture of the decisive
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.
Myanmar’s Thingyan Festival: Four Days of Carnival Fun
Myanmar’s Thingyan Water Festival, which marks Burmese New Year, is four days of wild, fun-filled water throwing, celebrated on the streets of major cities – a carnival-style event to which everyone is welcome!
Pindaya’s Rural Hills and Revered Caves
The rolling hills around Pindaya, a town in the west of Shan State, are a beautifully green and scenic part of Myanmar’s rural countryside, a perfect location for Khiri Travel’s leisurely two-hour bike ride and cave tour.
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!
Khiri Travel Myanmar Celebrates World Water Day 2018
World Water Day is about taking action to tackle the world’s growing water crisis. Today, there are over 2.1 billion people living without access to safe water supplies in the proximity to their homes.
