Domestic Flights

• There is domestic airlines as Myanmar Airways, Air Mandalay and Yangon Airways operate daily flights from the main tourist centres of Yangonto to other tourist destination which is including Mandalay, Bagan, Heho, Thandwe, Myitkyina,Tachileik and Kawthaung. Air tickets are available at some of Travel / Tour agents and Airline offices.

Rail Service

• Yangon-Mandalay is the main rail trunk lines with four express trains running daily between Yangon and Mandalay which take about 12 hours.Special counters are opened for tourist at Yangon station.

•  From Thazi station on the Yangon-Mandalay line, a branch line runs to Skwenyaung (the nearest station to Inlay Lake) and to Taunggyi. The fast way to go Bagan and Inlay Lake- visitors  have to get off at Thazi station to take a bus. Travelling time from Thazi to Bagan is about 4 hours and from Thazi to Shwe Nyaung (Inlay lake) about 5 hours.

• The new constructed railway

• From Mandalay, there are rail services to Pyin Oo Lwin, Lashio, Monywa and Bagan. There is also a rail service from Yangon to Bagan which operate on alternate days.

• Dagon-man 01-277503

• Malikha-Mandalar 02-21385

• Station Enquiry 01-274027

• San Thaw Tar 01-221460

• Goods Train 01-222700

Road Transport

•  There are 12 Highway Bus services running between Yangon and Mandalay using air-conditioned coaches and travelling time is about 14 hours with brief stop over at Taungoo and Pyinmana. All the tourist sites are accessible by road.

• Regular bus services are running between Yangon and Mandalay, Mandalay and Pagan, Pagan and Taunggyi. 

• Limousine taxis, mini-buses and ven are available in Yangon for sightseeing and up country tours at car rental service. See ABC Car Rental Service.

River Ways

• Myanmar has many rivers and a large delta and the Inland Water Transport operates a huge net work of water way and triple-decker boats.

• There is a regular service between Bhamaw and Mandalay and between Mandalay and Pyay(Prome) via Bagan.

• A 12-hour journey day-long boat trip from Mandalay to Bagan-NyaungU  twice a week and the most of tourist are enjoyable the trip. Leaving from Mandalay early morning and arriving Pagan by sunset.

• Another popular accessible river trip in tourist site is Ayeyawady Delta, Pathein. Tickets are available at Myanmar Travel and Tour.

• E & Q Services operate a luxury boat service as "The Road to Mandalay" to sail from Mandalay  to Pagan during open season. 

• Irrawaddy Princess,a catamaran, operates between Mandalay and Bagan and is also available for charter to Bhamaw and Pyay (Prome). 

• The north and western part of the country are very rugged and mountainous. Three parallel chains of mountain ranges run from north to south.. The mountain chains separate the country into three river systems the Ayeyarwaddy, Sittaung and Than-Lwin.