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The BEST Travel Experience of My Life - My Ultimate Anti-Adventure with Balloons Over Bagan.

16/1/2014

 

There's nothing like seeing the sunrise over the ancient temples of Bagan in a hot air balloon. 

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I try to never lose track of how fortunate I am to travel and I always remind myself how lucky I am that my work as a travel writer introduces me to extraordinary locations, experiences, and people.  Never has this been more in focus than during my hot air balloon ride over the spectacular ancient temples of Bagan, Myanmar. Without a doubt it stands alone as the most incredible, breathtaking travel experience of my life and I'm so happy to share my memories with you here.
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If there's one item worthy of your bucket list, this is it.
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Ancient religious buildings, both huge and tiny, dot the landscape.
There are over 2200 temples and pagodas on the plains of Bagan, most constructed between the 11th and 13th century, the final markers of what was once a thriving kingdom. The plains of Bagan are home to the largest concentration of religious buildings in the world and, in addition to the religious and spiritual significance, the region holds special meaning for archaeologists, historians, seismologists, architects, linguists, and artists. To say that there is truly nothing like it in the world would be an understatement. Bagan is the place where travel dreams come true.
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Inside the Balloon Over Bagan office. You'll be required to pay in person (in pristine US dollars) at either the Bagan or Yangon office.
Your sunrise hot air balloon ride actually begins several weeks, if not months, in advance. This is not an activity you want to leave to chance! Space books up very quickly, but last minute travelers need not despair. Standby tickets are often available at a slightly reduced rate 48 hours before departure. TheBalloons Over Bagan staff did a great job of responding to emails (a rarity in Myanmar) and they were very helpful. 
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Inside our restored vintage passenger bus.
We were given strict instructions to be ready for pick up at our hotel at 5:10 am and, true to their word, our bus arrived right on time - no small feat considering the state of some roads and the tardy habits of travelers. (In Bagan, we stayed at the Amazing Bagan Resort, which really WAS amazing! But don't take our word for it - you can see what everyone else thought about it on Trip Advisor and Expedia)The morning started off on an exciting note -it was no ordinary bus that picked us up, but rather something quite special!
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Our day included not one but two forms of unique transportation!
Our Canadian built wooden bus was brought over in World War II for the purposes of transporting troops. At the end of the war, the cost of shipping all the buses back to Canada was prohibitive and so they were left behind. Today the fleet has been lovingly restored and they must be some of the most unique buses in the world!
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Camp chairs and spotlights were set up for our comfort while enjoying the terrific coffee.
After picking up some additional guests, we made our way to the launch field. While it was still dark out, there was no mistaking that smell - coffee!!! REAL coffee! Made in a French press! After drinking nothing but instant coffee for a long time, the steaming cups of French pressed coffee were wonderful. Tea and small shortbread biscuits were also on offer and we enjoyed taking the time to socialize with our fellow ballooners.
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Getting instruction in the basics of ballooning.
As we savored our coffee the pilots came over to introduce themselves and explain the basics of ballooning. They were warm, friendly, and funny and walked us through the process in an easy to understand, comprehensive way. They set my anti-adventurist nerves at ease!
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Getting ready to raise the balloon.
The pilots divided us into different groups to balance out the baskets and gave us complimentary baseball hats. These were souvenirs with a practical purpose, as dust can enter the balloon while it is filling and later drop down on the passengers. (We never noticed any falling dust, but we were thrilled to have the souvenirs!) We had about 15 minutes of free time to watch the balloons being prepared. It was a fascinating site to see! From the yards upon yards of rippling silk to the roar of the fire, it was an incredibly intricate process to observe. 
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The balloons are almost ready to go!
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The roar of the fire was so loud!
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Ryan looks rather devilish here, don't you think?
A few pointers for all the other anti-adventurist folks out there: There is no graceful way to get into a hot air balloon basket. There are little grooves for your toes in as you climb up the side but essentially you just tip in. Happily, there's no chance of tipping out! The basket went up to my chest and the walls of the basket had very sturdy grips for those who wanted extra support. 

There is no chance of the basket swaying or shaking in the sky. The basket is huge, weighs nearly 1,000 lbs, and is divided into different compartments to distribute the weight. Even if there was a fool trying to jump up and down to move the basket they would be very unsuccessful! The basket is also very comfortable - inside each little compartment is a padded bench in case you wanted to sit down and the sides and edges are also padded.
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Graeme makes some final adjustments.
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We're just minutes away from take off!
Balloons Over Bagan has an outstanding safety record and we were able to witness this commitment first hand. Just before our launch, as pilot Graeme was doing his final checks and instructions, he noticed that a passenger was not well and seemed to be suffering from a panic attack. The decision was made that the man should not fly and the situation was handled with discretion and without any pressure - Graeme was a real pro.

Then, before I even realized what had happened, we were off the ground.
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This was taken just minutes after we launched - you can still see the road to the left of the picture.
The earth just seemed to drop away from the hot air balloon. I honestly felt nothing when the ropes were released and we started to fly into the sky. Graeme reminded us to relax and release our iron grips (but not me! I was already in my element!) He then proceeded to point out some of the best sights and photo opportunities, starting with the sunrise.
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Once the sun was up, the temples and pagodas were even more beautiful. Ranging from magnificent large complexes to tiny, crumbling structures, Graeme was keen to point out some of his personal favourites, as well as those buildings experiencing restoration work. Who knew that bamboo scaffolding could be so beautiful?
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An impressive temple complex, with even more buildings in the background.
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This beautiful, gold tipped building is under restoration.
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Visitors gather on the temple roofs to view the sunrise
One of our most unique experiences was flying over a small pond so we could see our reflection in the water and take some special photos.
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You can see the circular outline of the balloon in front of the lower basket handle.
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Beautiful reflections in the pond.
Graeme is one of the few pilots who will do a 360 degree spin for a full panoramic view. I was amazed by how deftly he maneuvered the balloon and the full spin provided absolutely spectacular views.
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Getting ready to do a 360 degree panoramic spin.
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We noticed how thick the vegetation was in front of the less visited structures.
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On the clear day we could see to the distant foothills.
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There were buildings as far as the eye could see.
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Looking across the plains to the Irrawaddy River.
With the end of our flight approaching, Graeme pointed out some final sites to us, including a small village and farm area. He then reminded us of landing procedures and asked us to hold additional sightseeing questions while he concentrated on the landing. I really appreciated that he was so clear and focused on safety!
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Looking down on a small village.
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We could see acres of farmland.
Our gentle landing went off without a hitch and we were soon back on solid land. A small group of souvenir sellers were on hand to greet us, but none were pushy. Clean, wet facecloths were handed around so we could refresh and remove dust. A circle of chairs was set up for us to enjoy a light breakfast, consisting of sparkling wine (or lemonade), delicious croissants, banana bread, and sliced fruit (banana and papaya). 
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We were met by souvenir sellers.
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Getting ready to celebrate with pink champagne!
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Graeme leads us in a toast to celebrate a successful ride!
As we enjoyed our breakfast we were offered complimentary Balloons Over Bagan postcards and certificates for completing the flight. USB keys containing photos from our flight (taken by a GoPro camera system attached to the balloon) were on sale for $20 US (including delivery of the key to your hotel later that afternoon).

As we watched the balloons being packed up and saw the crew work together to hoist the massive basket on the back of the truck, Graeme told us that the pilots didn't accept tips but anyone wishing to acknowledge the hard work of the local crew could leave a tip in the box on the bus. He said they were one of the best crews he ever worked with and, given their harmonized movements when packing up the balloon, I can certainly see them worthy of such high praise.
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A crew member gets ready to take the balloon' rigging apart.
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Slowly but surely things got packed up.
Before long, it was time to board the vintage buses and return to the hotel. It wasn't yet 9:30 am but I felt like I had already had a full day. Hot air balloon rides are an incredible travel experience and I cannot think of a more exhilarating location to enjoy them than in Bagan.

Hot air balloon rides definitely fall into the "splurge" category and those in Bagan are no exception. Prices start at $320 US per person, which is an average price for most markets. Without a doubt, this is the most worthy splurge I've ever come across. It would be well worth swapping a few nights in a hotel for a guesthouse or hostel in order to pay for a Balloons Over Bagan experience. It was the the most stunning travel experience of my life and has set the bar for all future travel experience. 

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We'd love to hear from you! 

This is one of the most popular articles on the blog and we're SO excited that so many of you are traveling to Myanmar! We'd love to hear about your trip and, in particular, hear about your experience in Bagan. 


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Guest House Review:Yangon's  Motherland Inn 2
The WORST Travel Experience of my Life: The Overnight Train from Bagan to Yangon

Balloons Over Bagan provided us with a media rate in exchange for a review. This compensation did not affect our experience and all opinions remain my own.
Jo link
18/1/2014 04:51:42 pm

I'd never ever considered Myanmar as a destination till I saw your photos on Instagram. I was so impressed with the ballooning photos in particular. As a fellow anti-adventurer, this trip is one I would love to do! Thanks for the inspiration!

Vanessa
19/1/2014 01:27:18 am

I'm so glad you enjoyed the instagram pics! Myanmar can be a challenging place to travel at times, but it's also so rewarding!

Katherine Belarmino link
19/1/2014 05:34:03 am

I'm scared at the idea of riding in a hot air balloon, but I would push that aside for this. Absolutely beautiful. That is definitely and experience of a lifetime.

Vanessa
19/1/2014 06:46:14 am

I was scared too! Adventures are not my thing! But the staff were so good they really put me at ease and the balloon was so gentle and so stable that I was utterly relaxed. Much less scary than a roller coaster or a zipline (both of which I chickened out on in the past)!

Meagan | LifeOutsideofTexas.com link
19/1/2014 11:37:12 am

These photos are incredible! I've always wanted to ride in a hot air balloon, but I'm scared of heights and get motion sickness. I'm not sure if it's right for me. I've heard it's more like floating and isn't so bad so it's probably just getting past the fear that's the hard part.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I can see why it's your favorite!

Vanessa
19/1/2014 12:34:04 pm

I can't say much about the fear of heights except to reassure you that you are always looking out, not down, and that the basket goes up very high on your body, so there is no sensation of falling out - you can't even lean out! But in terms of motion sickness it is a dream. I get horrible motion sickness and I felt not even a flutter in the balloon. The fresh air, the unobstructed view, and the steady float of the balloon were all great. I honestly did not feel the balloon shake or vibrate once.

Phoebe (Short Road to Happy) link
19/1/2014 07:56:24 pm

Gorgeous photos!! Would love to see some videos if you took any! I did a balloon ride in Egypt, but we passed on the Bagan ones just because of the price. Sounds like you certainly got your money's worth!! :)

Vanessa
20/1/2014 02:23:19 am

Video will be coming soon!

Brittany link
19/1/2014 10:42:30 pm

Wow! Absolutely stunning photos. Definitely adding this one to my bucket list. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Vanessa
20/1/2014 02:24:36 am

So glad you enjoyed it!

Mary {The World Is A Book} link
21/1/2014 01:50:26 pm

Your pictures are just incredible and I can certainly understand why this is an ultimate adventure for you. What an unforgettable experience! Truly worthy of a splurge. I've always wanted to go on hot air balloon rides that have this much great scenery. I can't get over how many temples and pagodas there are in this area.

Vanessa
22/1/2014 12:43:29 am

I know - there are literally endless temples no matter which direction you look in! I would do it again in a heart beat!

Lance | Trips By Lance link
22/1/2014 06:39:20 am

This is beautiful. And all those temples below, it reminds me of watching an Indiana Jones movie.

Vanessa
22/1/2014 09:28:28 am

You're right - it does look like something straight out of the movies!

NZ Muse link
22/1/2014 08:32:35 am

WOW that's spectacular - hard to imagine a more magical place to balloon over.

Vanessa
22/1/2014 09:29:02 am

Agreed! It's the best place I can imagine!

shikha (whywasteannualleave) link
23/1/2014 06:48:10 pm

I actually have no words to tell you how jealous I am and how much I would love to do this!! It's only this and one other post that I read about this that even led to me to find out about the balloon experience here - this is why travel blogs are so great! Hope I make it there one day!

Vanessa
24/1/2014 01:51:40 am

Thank you so, so much! I too hope you can make to Myanmar (and Bagan) one day. Happily, travel to this region is much more accessible and user-friendly now than it was even a year ago.

cindy link
24/1/2014 08:24:26 am

Loving your posts for this part of the trip and grateful for the advice (including avoid the train!) since we are hoping to get to Myanmar soon.

Vanessa
25/1/2014 02:51:55 am

I can't wait to hear about your Myanmar plans - I hope you get there soon!! The balloons are well worth scrimping and saving to make it happen - an amazing splurge. And yes, avoid the train at all cost!

Heather | Ferreting Out the Fun link
26/1/2014 05:25:46 am

How exciting! I had the opportunity to take a hot air balloon ride at the Balloon Festival in New Mexico and didn't take it. Now I'm kind of glad I didn't so that this can be my first experience!

Vanessa
27/1/2014 07:59:45 am

Oh, I hope you get to go to Myanmar soon! I wold love to hear about your experiences - Balloons Over Bagan is absolutely worth waiting for.

Sharon link
28/3/2014 05:32:44 pm

Oh my gosh, this post literally took my breath away.

I have never been hot air ballooning and I have never wanted to until now! That just looks like such a superb way to see a unique part of the world. I am very jealous!

Vanessa
30/3/2014 02:04:48 am

Thank you so much - I'm so glad you like the post so much! It was truly the experience of a life time - hope you get to go soon!

escapist link
1/9/2014 07:08:42 pm

It must have been amazing flying above Bagan in a hot air balloon.
I remember having talked to a traveler when traveling to Marrakech, Morocco. Balloon trips in Morocco are also popular...

Vanessa
22/11/2014 01:24:58 pm

I can't wait to do one again - you get an entirely new appreciation for the beauty of the landscape!

Nicole
26/9/2015 04:48:01 pm

Looks amazing, going in December. Is there an opportunity to visit and walk around the temples or just fly over them?

Vanessa
26/9/2015 05:14:50 pm

I'm so excited for your upcoming trip! Unfortunately no, there is no ground component to the trip. Once you land, there is the sparkling wine, pastries, and fruits and some relaxation time but you're not within walking distance of a temple during that period. And then the bus comes to drop you off to your hotel. I think you could probably arrange to be dropped off to another central location other than your hotel if you make plans to meet up with a ground based tour later in the morning.

Alexa
16/10/2015 11:14:06 pm

Hello,

nice article!! I was trying to read the "The WORST Travel Experience of my Life: The Overnight Train from Bagan to Yangon" but the link takes me to this page.

Vanessa
17/10/2015 11:57:12 am

Thanks for letting me know Alexa! If you could let us know what page you were on that had the 'wrong' link, that would be great. I can correct it for future readers. Happy travels!

Chantelle Walker
31/1/2016 12:17:30 am

Thank for this and your other Myanmar posts :) like you said, its such a splurge that its got me hesitant to add to my trip even though EVERYONE says its a must lol Just a quick question: did you buy the USB pictures? if so, how did they come out or were you able to view a few before making your decision?

Vanessa
4/2/2016 01:51:42 pm

I feel you on the splurge concerns. I'm a gal who usually obsesses over a dollar or two so this definitely rang in as a massive treat. My justification was in part that if I was ever going to do a hot air balloon ride, this would be the location to do it. We've never regretted it, and while we have been massively tempted to repeat a balloon ride in other destinations, we've always felt happy to tell ourselves it's okay to turn it down because nothing could compare to Bagan.

We didn't buy the USB pictures. We have an unofficial policy of never buy souvenir photos just because we figure if we buy one, we're gonna buy them all and then our budget will be bust on every trip! As well, there were two of us on the trip and we each had a camera and were on a different side of the balloon so we got tons of pics and from different vantage points. The basket was so sturdy, and the basket sides came up so high that I never felt nervous taking pictures (and I have a chest strap so there were no worries about dropping the camera accidentally!

I'd say that the USB photos would be worth it if you are traveling solo and don't feel that confident in your photography skills or if you just want to soak in the experience and not think about anything else but being in the moment.

After raking my brain - then calling Ryan at work and asking him, then going through all our old pics to refresh my memory - I'm pretty confident that you don't get to the see the pics before you commit to buying them. But I think that maybe they had display examples of pics from a previous trip as an example.

The team seemed very organized and I know the plan was to have the USBs dropped off to each participants' hotel that afternoon. Given our experience with them, I'd feel confident saying that I think they'd adhere to this timeline. But if you were departing right away after your balloon ride, it might make things difficult.

As this post shows, we loved this experience but I don't want you - or any readers - to beat themselves up if they decide it's ultimately too much money for one experience. For a fraction of the price you can hire a private guide (or go with a group for even more savings) to see the temples in person, which is still an extremely rewarding experience. Good luck and let me know what you chose!

Maria link
24/2/2016 08:32:17 am

We did not take the balloon ride, but enjoyed Bagan very much, a truly magic place! And we have been recommending your blog post to several people asking us about the balloons... :-)
And you MGRG boat trip report encouraged us to pick the boat as our mode of transport from Mandalay and it was such a relaxing experience. Thanks! If you like, have a look at the pictures in our blog, the text in in German though... ;-) https://timafe.wordpress.com/2015/03/15/bagan-sunrise/ The TiMaFe Family!

Vanessa
24/2/2016 09:44:47 am

Hi Maria - Thank you so much for sharing this! We truly appreciate your recommendations and we're so glad you enjoyed your time in Myanmar and that our posts could help. It's such a remarkable country and we are always so thrilled to hear that people enjoyed their trip there. Thanks for sharing your blog pics too!

Anna
12/8/2021 02:52:10 am

The team seemed very organized and I know the plan was to have the USBs dropped off to each participants' hotel that afternoon. Given our experience with them, I'd feel confident saying that I think they'd adhere to this timeline. But if you were departing right away after your balloon ride, it might make things difficult.

Vanessa
15/8/2021 02:10:33 pm

That's good to know - thanks Anna!


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