Yangon Food Tour

Travel to Burma is more than holiday. Especially sightseeing in Yangon is to experience different activities of bustling city in Burma. Because there are a lot of Yangon Foodies Tour, Out of day tours in Yangon, Going on Yangon Food Tour in Burma is one of the best choices to do and experience like local.

Tour Name	Yangon Foodie Tour
Type of tour	Food Tour
Travel destination	Yangon
Tour start point & end point	Yangon/Yangon
No of travelling days	Full Day
Recommended travel period	From October to May
Min / Max Group size	1-6 Pax

Services inclusion	English-speaking guide Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver Snacks at the local market Tea & Snack at Tea shop and Le Phet Thoke shop Water and refreshing towel
Services exclusion	Meals other than mentioned Supplement for meal at other restaurant Personal expenses Any other items not mentioned Visits not mentioned in the program

Full Day Yangon Foodies Tour

This morning your guide and driver will greet you at your hotel at 08:00 am to set off on your day of exploring the best of Yangon’s food. We’ll start with a visit to one of downtown’s main morning markets. Here vendors gather to sell everything from fresh vegetables and fruits to fish and meats as well as a variety of dipping sauces and pastes popular in Burmese cooking (including the famous balachung- a mix of fish paste and chili). Continue past many vendors selling breakfast treats popular with the locals, such as pancakes, steamed sticky rice with beans and fried delights such as donuts and samosa. There are also dozens of noodle stalls in the area where locals gather for a tasty breakfast on their way to work or school. Stop and taste some of the treats as you walk along. We’ll take a short drive to Seikkan Tha Street, another morning market area with many stalls selling palata (thick pancakes), flowers and fruits. Try a bite of palata or an exotic local fruit. Next, we’ll stop in at Shwe Myot Taw, an Indian restaurant with great palata, then we’ll cross the street to Maung Aye Tea Shop the local favorite. We’ll enjoy a cup of sweet Burmese tea (called le Phet Yay) and a snack while we watch local life go by. Afterwards transfer back to your hotel.

Private travel with PM : This itinerary is available as a private journey
Book with trust and confidence : This small group journey is guaranteed to materialize with the group size of minimum 01 pax or 02 pax