Rangoon Transportation

 5 Reviews  At the new Mingaladon International Airport, near the cafe, a few computers are available for websurfing and checking your email. Like every where else in Burma, you need someone to guide you to the... 

 10 Reviews  Bus 51 does not run to the Airport but has a stop (Sel Mine Gone) in about 700 meter distance, the rest you might have to walk. Leaves from Mahabandola Park street near Mahabandola Park, Sule Pagoda,... 

 3 Reviews  The Circle Train is a great way to get close to the ordinary people of Yangon. It takes 3 hours to go around Yangon. We caught the train at the central depot. You have to pay for the ticket on the... 

 4 Reviews  (date written - March 18, 2007) Booking number: YR9BDE Flight number: FD 3771 Departure date: April 20, 2007 Departure time: 8:35 a.m. Arrival time: 10:20 a.m. Airfare: one-way ticket via Air... 

 1 Review  My Air Bagan ticket was purchased from a local Myanmar based travel agency named TEMPLES OF DYNASTY. Air Bagan proved to be safe, clean, and efficient when it comes to departure times. Snacks and... 

 2 Reviews  The trishaw drivers do it hard. We did not use any until we decided that we might catch a ferry across the river. We were told that we couldn't go with the local population and so because there were a... 

 1 Review  THIS IS IMPORTANT.. After arriving in Rangoon I was lucky to have transport organised. Here I was met by my hotel driver with a hotel pickup...but as ALL airports in Burma are such a huge distance... 

 1 Review  Air Mandalay is THE airline to get around Burma. The planes and company is run by a Singapore based company and they have a good safety record. That said annoyingly you must re-confirm all flight... 

 1 Review  (date took the bus - April 6, 2007) Yangon - Mandalay Tourist Bus- 10,000 Kyat (around US$ 8.00) Note: Thanks to VT member Zin for buying the ticket for me. The usual fare for foreigners is from... 

 DennyP Says:  RANGOON I found getting around Rangoon very easy as when I wasn't walking I was peddling my way about on my bicycle.only twice I took a taxi...The taxis are... 

 DennyP Says:  Yangon For an easy way to get around in Burma and Yangon was no exception I hired a bicycle. I found my Hotel had bikes to hire or if there were none available... 

 hydronetta Says:  There are public buses and pick-ups in Yangon but they seemed always overcrowded and in cases of pick up you needed strong muscles to keep balance in the... 

 cochinjew Says:  If you are arriving by air to Yangon, you can have your visa waiting for you at the airport, if you make the arrangements before hand. I have done this six... 

 LAOWAI Says:  Give the rickshaw drivers a break and take them to get around. They're ridiculously cheap (about 100-1000 kyat) for up to all day. Plus, many of them speak... 

 Krystynn Says:  These are my team leaders. Fun people eh? That's one of them using my compact powder to touch up his nose! (No, no...! If you're thinking what I think you're... 

 SINtraveller Says:  A popular form of transport for the local...