3 Days Itinerary in Magway, Myanmar - Travel Guide
Treasure Hunting in Magway: A 3-Day Journey
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Delving into Heritage |
| 2 | Day 2 - Indulge in Nature |
| 3 | Day 3 - Submerge in Local Life |
Introduction
Embark on a delightful three-day journey across the charming city of Magway, Myanmar. From ancient palaces and temples to stunning outdoor activities, this itinerary offers you the chance to immerse yourself in the true essence of Magway.
Day 1 - Delving into Heritage
Arrive in Magway and start your Myanmar Adventure by visiting the enchanting Mya Tha Lun Pagoda, a prominent Buddhist pilgrimage site offering a panoramic view of the Magway cityscape and the Irrawaddy River. Lose yourself in the serenity and opulence of Burmese religious art. In the evening, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the charming Strand Road, famous for its riveting sunset views. Don't forget to local delicacies at the night market, as your taste buds tingle with the flavors of Myanmar.
Day 2 - Indulge in Nature
Start your second day with a trip to the serene and tranquil Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves. Soak in the spectacular mountaintop views, and immerse yourself in local history and culture. After this spiritual adventure, explore the captivating rural setting of Minbu, where you can relish the authentic countryside life of Myanmar. End your day with a magical sunset on a river cruise along the Magway River.
Day 3 - Submerge in Local Life
Kick off your last day in Magway with a morning walk in Nat Hmaw Park, a local favourite offering lush greenery and manicured landscapes. Next, take a short trip to the bustling Magway Market for souvenir shopping. Don't leave without trying Burmese tea and pickled tea-leaf salad, local favorites. At dusk, immerse in locals' life and unwind one last time by the mighty Irrawaddy River. As darkness envelopes, the glistening city lights of Magway will surely make your heart skip a beat.
Janet Smith
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Magway
The most pleasant time to visit Magway is between November and February, when the weather is cooler with less rainfall. It provides a comfortable setting for sightseeing.
You shouldn’t miss trying the beloved Burmese tea and pickled tea-leaf salad. Also, give the local Myanmar curries and mohinga, a rich fish soup, a shot. Street foods like Shan-style noodles are also well worth a try.
The local markets of Magway are filled with traditional arts and crafts, from intricate silver jewellery to hand-woven textiles and lacquerware. These make for wonderful keepsakes and gifts. Always remember to bargain!