Cheap flights to Myanmar

Flying from Vancouver International Airport to Yangon International Airport takes approximately 21h. If you fly from Calgary International Airport or Toronto Pearson International Airport to Yangon Airport, it will take 24h for the flight to reach its destination. Even if you leave from Vancouver International Airport to Mandalay International Airport, you will also arrive at your destination in 24h. If you consider taking a flight from Vancouver International Airport to Heho Airport, it will take 32h to arrive at Myanmar. Cheap flights to Myanmar are available if you are flying from Vancouver Airport, Calgary Airport, or Toronto Airport to Yangon Airport.

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights from Canada to Myanmar available. Nor are there Myanmar flight deals offering direct flights. But you still have options to fly to Myanmar if you plan on flying with Air Canada, Delta Airlines, or Singapore Airlines. Keep in mind that certain flights make two to three stops before reaching Myanmar, so make sure to check the flight deals and schedules before purchasing a ticket.

Buses are mostly recommended for touring Myanmar. You can also explore Myanmar by taking a taxi since they are easy to find and very affordable. You can even hire drivers to get you from one place to the next easily. Motorbiking is an optional mode for transportation if you are careful riding on the roads. Taking a boat or train is also optional for exploring Myanmar. You will experience of beautiful views of Myanmar if traveling via boat or train.

Nicknamed “The Golden Land,” Myanmar is rich with natural beauty and cultural history. The Shwedagon Pagodais are considered the most famous pagodas (tiered towers). Visiting this religious pagoda is magical and breathtaking. How about visiting the huge statue of the reclining Buddha in Yangon? You should try diving in the Myeik Archipelago since it is surrounded by sea life. You can find a few diving companies to assist you with scuba diving. Get a sense of wonder and beauty by visiting the temples of Bagan. There are many temples to see in Bagan. Look out for artists selling artwork and souvenirs there as well. Explore the huge Saddan Cave where you will see Buddha statues and drawings. You’ll also want to go on one of the hot air balloon rides to see what Myanmar has to offer with its amazing sceneries. Visit the U Bein Bridge since it is considered the oldest and longest bridge. Many people visit this place to walk and enjoy the lovely sunset. If you plan to go to Myanmar in the fall, the New Moon Festival takes place each year in November. With traditional offerings and processions, experience the joyful mood of the Burmese people. Why not see the adorable Marionette Show where people use hand-made puppets to entertain the crowd as well? If you are in Mandalay, you must visit the Royal Palace, which is considered to be the “Forbidden City,” where you can wander through the beautiful majestic fortress.

If Canadians have their passport with them, they also need a visa when taking flights to Myanmar. The visa for Myanmar can be used at Mandalay, Yangon, and Nap Pyi Taw airports only. Visas for Myanmar are only temporary since they expire within 90 days after they are issued. There is also a tourist visa that restricts people to sightseeing or visiting relatives and family members.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Myanmar on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Singapore Airlines is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Myanmar.

For those looking to save time traveling to Myanmar, Victoria Intl offers the quickest one-way flight (25 hours 10 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Yangon Mingaladon can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Yangon Mingaladon has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Roly Airport Residence is the closest property to Yangon Mingaladon (0.0 km away from Yangon Mingaladon).