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11 Reviews BAGAN The mode of transport I chose in Bagan was The horse and cart which I hired from my hotel .After looking at the various means of transport this seemed to be the most practical mainly because of...
6 Reviews Bicycles are a very convenient way of getting around the huge area of Bagan. You are flexible and quick enough to get around. Renting a bike for a day was 1000 Kyats per day. The problem was that...
3 Reviews There are new quick boat connections between both places that take only 6h. But because of the tense situation and the lack of tourists during my time this offer was closed for this time. But it is a...
3 Reviews From Yangon to Bagan is a one and a half hour flight (I used Air Bagan). Bagan is connected by flight to Yangon and Mandalay. By overland it takes 12 hours from Yangon and 7 from Mandalay by coach....
3 Reviews There is a regular bus connection between Mandalay and Bagan (several buses a day). For the roughly 300km it takes about 8h - that says it all about the road condition. Additionally to the common...
1 Review If you wnat to burn some cash for a good, if not the best over Bagan, try the Balloonservice. I didnt seriously think about it nor did I dare to ask for prices, but I read it costs around 250...
Round Bagan, pickup / truck / jeep
1 Review There are pickups that run between Nyuang u and old bagan. On my second day in bagan, i walked from old bagan to new bagan, and hoped to grab a horse cart to minnathu at new bagan.. Unfortunately, by...
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hydronetta Says: There are 3 ways to sightsee around Bagan. Definetly avoid sightseeing on foot as distances between temples can be long and the heat unbearable.1. Car with...
hydronetta Says: It takes about one hour and twenty minutes to fly from Yangon to Bagan. There are daily flights to Bagan from Yangon, and regular flights from Mandalay (or Inle...
SINtraveller Says: Travelling between old bagan, Nyuang u, new bagan, can easily done with bicycle. But to go to Minnathu, the better way is by horse cart. Roads to that village...
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1 Review and 155 Opinions I can't tell whether this hotel is better or worse than other 4* hotels in Bagan, but I'd heartedly...
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2 Reviews and 49 Opinions We spent 3 nights here. We were expecting something pretty good based on previous reviews, however,...
Reviews and photos of Bagan attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Bagan sightseeing.
Travelling between old bagan, Nyuang u, new bagan, can easily done with bicycle. But to go to Minnathu, the better way is by horse cart. Roads to that village...
Q: Hi, Can anyone recommend a decent hotel in Old Bagan for around $30-$40? I've tried researching on the internet but can only...
A: I can't remember seeing any hotel in Old Bagan, when visiting the place last December.
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Bagan - the fabulous fairyland
Bagan, the promised "Buddhafield" is a wide plain of approx. 42 square kilometers with formerly more than 4.000 pagodas, temples and monasteries - maybe the most impressive manmade symbol of human...
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OK, let's get it out of the way early, Bagan is everything you have heard about it, and then some. I'll try and get all the superlatives out of the way here, so I don't bore you with them in...
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Bagan, capital of the First Myanmar Empire, is known as the city of four million pagodas. It is one of the richest archaeological sites in Asia and the main tourist destination in Myanmar. The ruins...
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Once you have been here every other place that has pagodas pales in comparison! The difference is that there are thousands of temples/pagodas that you can visit and you can climb some of them!! The...
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Temples of Bagan - Field of Dreams
Old Bagan was one of the county's old capitals, and was formerly known as Pauk Kan, Tambadipa (Land of Copper) and Arimaddanapura (The Cityof the Trampler of Enemies). The original city occupied an......
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