Myanmar

The ancient kingdom of Burma, the one Rudyard Kipling and George Orwell wrote about, is a mystery bathed in gold. Its shining pagodas that dot the landscape wherever you look and its overflowing nature, which seems to float against the laws of men, hide the essence of a proud nation that sees in its roots the way forward.

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Myanmar

“Only he who knows how to be happy with everything can be happy.”

The hope for a better future and the memory of their ancestral traditions embrace each other to welcome the lights of a new day. Together.

A place like no other known

The country has undergone a surprising renewal, looking to the future without losing sight of its traditions.

A million pagodas

season

Myanmar’s dry season is between October and April, when its tropical climate offers mild temperatures and skies are usually clear.

Tropical

Average 24°C

October - April

Warm temperatures all day and sporadic showers.

NUBA experiences

Diving in crystal clear waters of Mergui

Dive in the impressive Mergui archipelago, in crystal clear waters and accompanied by corals, whale sharks, manta rays or clown fish. Board a luxury catamaran and sail the Andaman Sea to meet the Moken tribes and their semi-nomadic lifestyle.

Intimate dinner in front of the pagodas

Enjoy a private dinner in front of the pagodas. Admire the wonderful temples of Bagan while enjoying a private candlelight dinner.

Bagan by bicycle, rickshaw and hot air balloon

A different way to get to know the Burmese city. Get lost in the city of Bagan in a different way by cycling, riding through its streets in a horse-drawn carriage or flying over it in a balloon with the lights of dawn.