Myanmar Charity Cycling/Burma Charity Challenge
Since 1999, we have been operating many charity cycling tours in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Myanmar for over 50 charity organizers in U.K, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and other part of Europe. We carefully design the cycling and trekking routes to be safe and 70 to 80% of our cycling routes are off roads and back roads. We follow our philisophy to take peole to see REAL countries. We offer competitive price and our professional team work hard to ensure the charity event is one of the best in Southeast Asia. We have the best knowledge of the region and wherever we take our charity challenge to, we maintain our good standard of operation starting from the landing procedure, bike fitting, the quality of the bikes, the border crossing, the food, the accommodation. We could make the best with no one can compete. We have received the feedback to be the best company ever from many world class charity organizers. And all of them keep coming back again and again. To find out what previous customers said about us, please visit Trip Advisor. To view some of our cycling routes, please find out more on our Facebook: www.facebook.com/CambodiaCycling
In March 2016, we have operated the Myanmar Charity Cycling from Bangkok to Yangon follow the death railways of the World War II for a group of 43 cyclists. This Thailand and Myanmar Charity Challenge is to raise fund for a U.K charity. This is their 3rd charity cycling event with us. For more Myanmar Charity Challenge, please contact us.
Our philosophy is to take tourists to see REAL Myanmar, experience the culture, the food, the unspoiled nature and beautiful scenery. >> More photos
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Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok
Pick up at the airport to transfer to the hotel. Bike fitting and tour briefing. Welcome dinner and overnight in Bangkok.
Day 2: Bangkok - Kanchanaburi (Cycling 65km)
Breakfast at the hotel. Today we transfer 1 hour out off the busy part of Bangkok. We start cycling from a gas station where the bike is waiting for. Chance for a toilet before heading off. The road we cycle on is the back road with less busy traffic. Overnight in Kanchanaburi.
Day 3: Kanchanburi - Sai Yok National Park (80km)
Today we cycle to see the death railway and follow River Kwai Noi. We pay our respectful visit to Helfire Pass and the Museum. Overnight at Home Phutoey River Kwai Resort.
Day 4: Sai Yok National Park – Dawei (No Cycling)
Breakfast at the hotel. Today we transfer 1 hour 30 minutes to Phu Nam Ron border. After immigration process, we transfer the whole way to Dawei. Burmese visa has to be proceeded in advance. The immigration at the border can only stamp. Overnight in Dawei.
Day 5: Dawei - Ye (80km)
Breakfast at the hotel. We cycle through some of the route along the beach. We stop for lunch in Kyauk Shat. After lunch we cycle to complete 80km and transfer to Ye, the town of ethnic Mon people. The town's economy is mainly based on betel nut, rubber, fishery product and trade. Overnight in Ye.
Day 6: Ye - Thanbyuzayat - Mawlamyine (90km)
Breakfast at the hotel. Today we cycle to Thabyuzayat and take the tour to see the town including the Thanbyuzayat World War II cementery. Afternoon, we cycle to Mudon and then turn right to cycle on smaller road to Kyaikmaraw to make our last water stop. Then cycle to our hotel in Mawlamyine passing Tanbingon. Mawlamyine is the former British Capital in Southern Part of angon_myanmarBurma. Dinner and overnight in Mawlamyine.
Day 7: Mawlamyine - Kyaikto (117km)
Breakfast at the hotel. We cycle to Thaton, the former Kingdom of Lower Burma from 9th to 11th century. We stop for lunch in Bilin, the home to the famous Kyaikhteesaung Pagoda located on a laterite stone hillock near Zoke Thoke village. After lunch cycle to Kyaikto. Overnight in Kyaikto.
Day 8: Kyaito to Bago via Sittaung River (93km)
After breakfast, cycle to have the water stop at Sittaung River to enjoy this view of the river connected to the ocean. We stop for lunch in Waw. Afternoon cycle to Bago, The Battle of Pegu. Overnight in Bago.
Day 9: Bago - Yangon (Cycling 78km)
Breakfast at the hotel. We cycle 78km via Thanapin and Khayan. We stop for lunch in Thongwa. After lunch we transfer to Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, to visit Shwedagon Pagoda. Tour Ends.
Tour Cost |
Please contact us: info@cambodiacycling.com |
| Supplement single room |
USD370 |
| Bike Rental | $120 (Trek or Giant) |
| Total Distance | 603 km |
| Number of cycling days | 7 days |
| Road Surface | Quiet countryside and rural roads but pave and good for cycling. The level of difficulty is moderate. |
| Support | Support van including spare part, cool box and back up service |
| Group | Maximum 50. |
| Staff | Groups of 6 or more, a Cycling Tour Leader, plus English-speaking cycling guide, drivers and assistants. Groups below 5 will be led by our local guide and our local support team. |
| Food | All meals are included (breakfast, lunch and dinner) |
Tour Price Includes:
- Accommodation in Twin / Double room
- Cycling experienced guide
- Full board meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
- Van for transfer & support with cool box
- Snack, water, fruits and cold drink (Coke light)
- All entrance fees and boat fees
Tour Price Excludes:
- International Flights
- Departure Tax
- Visa Fees
- Alcoholic, and other beverages
- Tips for guides & drivers.
- Personal travel insurance
- Any services not mentioned in itinerary