Your Dream Getaway: 7 Days Golf in Myanmar
7 days golf in Myanmar offers the perfect combination of world-class golf and deep cultural exploration. Renowned for its tranquil landscapes, ancient heritage and growing reputation as a golfing destination, Myanmar offers a unique opportunity to play a variety of golf courses while exploring the charms of its major cities and historical landmarks. This article will guide you through a week in this charming country, promising a memorable combination of sport, relaxation and adventure.
Are 7 days enough to golf in Myanmar
Seven days is more than enough time to play golf in Myanmar. You can experience many different golf courses, with unique designs and challenges, suitable for players of all levels. For example, Pun Hlaing Golf Club in Yangon is famous for its world-class facilities and stunning riverside views, while Bagan Golf Resort offers the rare experience of playing among ancient pagodas and historical sites.
Top golf destinations in the country, such as Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay are all conveniently located and easily accessible by domestic flights, train, or car. The golf courses are also close to iconic landmarks such as the Shwedagon Pagoda and Inle Lake, allowing you to visit and explore after your golfing hours. This helps to maximize your trip experience, providing relaxation and entertainment without overloading your schedule. In short, a 7-day trip to Myanmar will provide the perfect combination of great golf experiences, cultural exploration, and relaxation.
7 days are enough to play golf in Myanmar
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Best time to golf in Myanmar
The best time to play golf in Myanmar is during the dry season from November to February. During this time, the weather is cool and dry, with average temperatures between 20°C and 30°C (68°F to 86°F). The comfortable weather conditions are ideal for outdoor activities such as golf and cultural exploration. However, this is also the peak tourist season, so book your golf, accommodation, and transport in advance to avoid high prices or full availability.
If you want to avoid the crowds, consider playing golf during the transitional season in October or March, when the weather is still quite pleasant. Avoid the rainy season from June to September, as heavy rains and flooding can affect your travel plans and experience.
Myanmar golfing weather overview
Suggested itineraries for 7 days golf in Myanmar
Itinerary 1
Day 1: Arrive in Yangon
Day 2: plat at Pun Hlaing Golf Club
Day 3: Arrive in Naypyidaw
Day 4: Play at Royal Myanmar Golf Club
Day 5: Arrive in Mandalay
Day 6: Play at Shwe Mann Taung Golf Club
Day 7: Departure
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Royal Myanmar Golf Club
Itinerary 2
Day 1: Arrive in Yangon
Day 2: Play golf at Yangon City Golf Resort
Day 3: Play golf at Pun Hlaing Golf Club
Day 4: Arrive in Mandalay
Day 5: Play golf at Shwe Mann Taung Golf Resort
Day 6: Play golf at Myotha National Golf Club
Day 7: Departure
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Shwe Mann Taung Golf Resort
Itinerary 3
Day 1: Arrive in Yangon
Day 2: Play at Pun Hlaing Golf Club
Day 3: Sightsee Yangon’s highlights
Day 4: Play at Yangon City Golf Resort
Day 5: Yangon – Bagan
Day 6: Play at Bagan Nyaung Oo Golf Club
Day 7: Departure
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Pun Hlaing Golf Club
Best activities to do after golfing
Visit iconic temples
Myanmar has about 10,000 temple complexes, each with magnificent architecture and many mysteries. The most famous is Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the tallest temples in the country. This temple is over 2,500 years old and is believed to hold the relics of Buddha Shakyamuni, attracting many visitors to come and worship. In addition, Taung Kalat Monastery is the most sacred and respected religious site in the country. Coming here, you can admire the panoramic view of the ancient capital of Bagan, and learn more about the history and culture of this country.
Taung Kalat Monastery
Relax on Inle Lake
This is one of the two largest freshwater lakes in Myanmar, surrounded by the beauty of the Shan Mountains. Take a boat trip to see the bustling floating markets, weaving villages, floating fruit gardens, and magnificent pagodas. Stop by Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda or visit Intha villages to experience the culture and traditions of the local community. Don’t forget to capture the unique fishing methods of the fishermen here.
The traditional fishing method of the locals
Back in time to the ancient capital of Bagan
Bagan was once the capital of the Anawrahta dynasty, which was extremely prosperous and developed in 1044. With 2000 temples and stupas, this place preserves many beautiful features of architecture and Buddhist history and is a historical witness of the local people in the 11th century. The interesting thing when coming to the ancient capital is that you can rent a bicycle or horse-drawn carriage to visit and admire all the beautiful scenery of this place.
Ancient Bagan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Explore Myanmar Cuisine
Myanmar cuisine is heavily influenced by India, China, and Thailand, so it uses a lot of spices and has a distinctive richness. The main ingredients of the dishes are usually rice, flour, fermented products, and curry powder. Some must-try dishes include tea leaf salad, Shan-style tofu noodles, and the national dish Mohinga. For a more cultural experience, visit a traditional tea house to enjoy milk tea paired with local snacks to get a feel for the daily life and warm atmosphere of the people.
Some traditional food of Myanmar
Visiting craft villages and buying souvenirs
Myanmar’s craft workshops are another great post-golf activity. In Mandalay, visitors can explore lacquerware, gold leaf, and wood carving workshops, showcasing the country’s rich artistic heritage. In Bagan, lacquerware shops allow visitors to get a closer look at this intricate craft and pick up unique souvenirs. Alternatively, shop for souvenirs at some vibrant markets or Yangon’s Bogyoke Aung San Market, famous for its gems, jewelry, fabrics, and handicrafts.
A wood carving workshop
From teeing off against ancient temples to immersing yourself in rich culinary and artistic traditions, a week in Myanmar offers a complete and memorable experience for golf enthusiasts. Contact us today to plan your perfect 7-day Myanmar golf tour!
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