Attempting to
create a DIY Burma tour? Why not book a Myanmar private tour instead? Planning is
so much easier if you work with a reliable tour operator. With their experience
and local knowledge, success is guaranteed.
While you can just
let your operator create a Myanmar private tour on your behalf, it’s a good
idea to take part in the planning process. If you want to make everything
perfect for your vacation, then follow this short guide.
1. Do some research
on the must-see destinations in Myanmar
Do a quick internet
search to know the highly recommended places to visit in the country. Are there
things and activities that appeal to you in particular? How much do they cost?
What are the tourists saying about the destination and their experience? During
this stage, you are simply gathering some info and setting expectations. Just
list down everything that seems like a good idea for now.
2. Think about your
interests
Once you have
listed the top 20 or more places to visit, it's time to filter your options.
It’s not like you'll be able to do everything if you will only be in Myanmar
for a few days. Think about your likes and interests. If you are more of a
nature lover, then trekking and camping might be the best places for you. If
you love learning about history and traditions, then don't forget to add
cultural sites in your Myanmar private
tour.
3. Ask the
operators for recommendations
The truth is that
there is more to Myanmar than what the internet shows. Search engines often
give only the most popular answers. If you want to discover new sites and
less-known destinations, ask your local tour operator. They know beautiful
places off the beaten paths. There, you can avoid long queues and have the
place to yourself.
4. Consider your
budget
Myanmar private
tours are usually more expensive than large group tours, but with proper
budgeting, you can keep your expenses at the minimum. Don't be afraid to ask
for help from your tour operator. They can guide you in creating a custom
itinerary that fits your budget.
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