6 ways to make the most of your honeymoon •3 min read Your honeymoon is supposed to be one of the most romantic and memorable vacations of your life, so naturally there’s a lot of pressure to make count. Everybody has their own idea of what makes the perfect honeymoon - but the tips below, compiled by our honeymoon experts, apply to pretty much everyone. Follow their advice and you’ll be on track for an unforgettable trip!1. Don’t pack in too muchWhile this is true of any vacation, it is perhaps most important when planning a honeymoon. Yes – you’ve traveled all the way around the world and you’ve only got a short amount of time, and it’s easy to fall into the trap of trying to squeeze in everything you possibly can. Don’t.You might feel as though you’re missing out by opting to spend a longer time in one destination, or you might feel daunted by leaving “gaps” in your itinerary – but we’ve been doing this for years, so trust us. Taking it slow, giving yourselves plenty of time to settle in and explore your chosen destinations, will make for a much more relaxed, enjoyable honeymoon than bustling from activity to activity could ever do. Plus, it leaves more time to enjoy the long, lazy mornings and indulgent meals that are the stuff of honeymoon daydreams! Leave plenty of time to relax and enjoy being together2. Go off the gridIn the same spirit as tip #1, our honeymoon veterans highly recommend spending at least some of your vacation “off grid” – no WiFi, no phone, no nothing. No matter how busy or important you are, you can put aside at least a few days to set aside your smartphone and pay full attention to your new partner – after all, it might be the last chance you get for a while! Luckily, with a telecommunications infrastructure that’s patchy at best, Burma is the perfect place to go into technological lockdown. Burma has no shortage of hotels where you can go off the grid3. Avoid the crowdsPretty much everybody wants to avoid the crowds on their vacation, but on a honeymoon it’s more important than ever. Nothing ruins the romance of a moment more than swarms of tourists snapping photos in the background, after all.One way to dodge the crowds is to travel in green season (AKA rainy season) – and if you plan to spend most of your honeymoon in the warm, dry comfort of a luxury suite, this could be the choice for you. If you’re intent on getting a bit of sun, however, the best way to get some time to yourselves is to combine the famous highlights with a few lesser-known destinations, where there will be far fewer people about. Beautiful Ngapali Beach is often deserted out of season4. Arrange a surpriseIf you are the designated honeymoon organizer, one of the most exciting ways to spice up your honeymoon is to arrange a surprise for your spouse – and Burma has no shortage of grand gestures waiting to be made. A sunrise balloon ride over the plains of Bagan is an option that’s guaranteed to impress – but a night at a luxury resort, a sunset cocktail cruise, or something as simple as a romantic dinner at a nice restaurant is enough to add something special to your vacation.5. Bring your honeymoon homeThere’s nothing worse than the flat, dull feeling that follows a fantastic vacation. You had an incredible time, and now it’s back to humdrum reality with a bump. Luckily you’ll still have a bit of that just-married glow to tide you over after your honeymoon, but a great way to keep the magic alive for that little bit longer is to bring a little bit of Burma home with you – perhaps you could have a meal out at a Burmese restaurant if you enjoyed the cuisine, or perhaps you could bring back a beautiful kalaga wall tapestry that will always remind you of your honeymoon. The famous red brick temples of Bagan -6. Don’t leave it to chanceNow this is going to sound like a shameless plug for InsideBurma Tours, but you simply do not want to leave anything about your honeymoon to chance. Yes, you could arrange it yourself – and yes, you can probably do it cheaper – but if you opt to have a tour operator plan your trip for you, you can be safe in the knowledge that everything is taken care of, leaving you to relax and enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime trip. And that’s what being on your honeymoon is all about!If you are planning a honeymoon to Burma, we have a whole range of experiences and itineraries to explore in the honeymoon section of our website. Alternatively, we can plan a bespoke trip to suit your interests and specifications – just get in touch with our Burma experts to find out more. 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