How much does it cost to travel freely to Myanmar? How much does it cost to travel freely in Myanmar?

The cost of free travel to Myanmar is generally around 7,000 yuan per capita, which fluctuates according to different seasons. Generally, I choose to go to Myanmar in the dry season, that is, June 6- 10/0, and it is more cost-effective after the Spring Festival. Myanmar's overall consumption level is not high. If the requirements for accommodation are not very high, basically each person spends about 20 thousand K (kyats) a day to buy souvenirs. Food and transportation in Myanmar are relatively cheap, but accommodation will be more expensive because the government will charge extra. An ordinary meal is about 5000K, street snacks 1000K, freshly squeezed juice 300- 1000K, a bus ticket from Yangon to Mandalay 15000K, and an ordinary hotel double room is about 30-60 dollars. At present, the highest exchange rate in Myanmar is the airport ... 1 USD =860 kyats, the bank is generally around 1:850, and the hotel is around 1:820. Must be brand-new dollars, without any creases and stains! The currency exchange unit of Myanmar currency is kyat, abbreviated as "K" and pronounced as (jia). Myanmar's currency is mainly used locally, so is the US dollar, and RMB can be used on the border between China and Myanmar. Myanmar currency exchange rate fluctuates frequently, and the exchange rate is different every day. The reason why Myanmar prints banknotes is that some papers have different sizes and the same face value. You need to bring US dollars to Myanmar, and the bank in the airport lobby can exchange local currency in Myanmar. Myanmar's banking industry is underdeveloped, and people usually buy gold to preserve their value and avoid depositing money in banks. Due to the long-term western financial sanctions, Myanmar's domestic financial services lag behind, and most commercial trade and personal purchases are cash transactions. The most commonly used foreign currencies are dollars and euros. New, unfolded and unfolded dollars are needed, and these requirements can be put forward when domestic banks exchange them. Renminbi is basically useless in the local area. Local accommodation, tickets and air tickets must be paid in US dollars, and scattered expenses such as buses can be paid in Myanmar currency, or taxis can be used. You can also exchange euros in Myanmar. You can change US dollars into Burmese dollars in the airport lobby and bank, or in the hotel, but the exchange rate is lower. Now there is no need to change money in Aung San market, and the exchange rate between banks and airports is already very good. The face value of Myanmar coins is too small to be used basically, and the banknotes of 10, 20 and 10000kyat are also rare. Usually 50,100,200,1000,5000 is more common. I really don't have money to change, holding bundles of money. Burmese people have strict requirements on the high standard of the US dollar, and they need the version after 2006, without creases, imprints, color differences and so on. The staff will check every banknote like a handicraft, and almost all the newly printed dollars handed over by everyone have been returned, including the logo seals of small banks that many domestic banks said they would have. Tips: Precautions for exchange: Banks in Myanmar cannot exchange foreign currency on weekends. In Myanmar, cash payment is basically used. Tickets for hotels and scenic spots should be paid in dollars, but car rental, shopping and eating in small restaurants should be paid in kyat. Please pay attention to bring enough cash. The US dollar used should be the version after 2006, and there should be no creases, graffiti and chromatic aberration (that is, it is best to be brand new, and attention should be paid to domestic money exchange). Before leaving the country, you should change large sums of kyats into dollars, and you can't take them with you. Banks in Myanmar are closed on Saturday and Sunday, so they can't exchange foreign exchange. The local exchange rate for renting cars and booking hotels next to them is slightly worse. Myanmar once issued "Foreign Exchange Certificates (FEC)" to replace US dollar cash. In theory, its citizens are not allowed to use US dollars in cash, but now they rarely see foreign exchange certificates. Myanmar currency cannot be taken out of Myanmar.