Scenic Enrich Experiences in Myanmar

All-inclusive, exclusive, unique. Our Scenic Enrich encounters during an Irrawaddy river cruise through Myanmar will take you behind the scenes to enjoy moments inaccessible to the ordinary traveller.

Our signature Scenic Enrich experiences will take you into the heart of South East Asia's culture, offering once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, and creating memories that will stay with you long after your visit has ended.

Our Journey Designers have handpicked and created a range of diverse and thrilling moments that will become highlights of your Irrawaddy river cruise. We’ll take you off-the-beaten-track to some of Myanmar's most spectacular monuments. Scenic will amaze and delight you during exclusive dinners and open doors inaccessible to others, to provide an authentic look at local life on the shores and surrounds of South East Asia's most important waterways.

The Gold Leaf journey

Learn how to produce gold leaf at a local workshop. At Mahamuni Pagoda, male guests may place the gold leaf on the iconic Buddha statue.

Nunnery Alms

Interact with novice monks, nuns and orphans during a special visit to a monastic supported school before continuing to a nunnery where you will partake in the ritual and our donation to the resident nuns before their midday meal.

Temple view dinner

Be wowed by a Scenic exclusive mystical theme dinner. After viewing sunset over the temples retire to dine under stars against the backdrop of floodlit Bagan temple and pagoda ruins with included free flow drinks, all while being entertained by traditional performers.

Oil Lamp lighting

As the sun sets, wander around Shwedagon Pagoda and learn about the ritual of oil lamp lighting before partaking in this local tradition.

Traditional Burmese tea

From the riverfront, soak up the ambience of the river and the colonial feel of the town whilst enjoying traditional local Burmese tea and snacks in a restored colonial villa dating back to 1906.

Intha family lunch

Learn about traditional Intha cooking with a visit to an Intha family home for lunch.