The metropolitan city and most important commercial center of the country, Yangon, is home to the Great Shwedagon Pagoda and unique for its colonial-era urban core.
The second largest city along the bank of Irrawaddy River, Mandalay, is the important cultural center of the country which has the glorious past of the last royal capital.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an ancient city, Bagan, is dominated with over 2,000 temple ruins dotted over the rural plain with breathtaking endless vision.
Famous for its incredible leg-rowing fishermen and covered with the floating gardens, Inle lake, is the second largest lake in Myanmar located in Shan state with attracting traditional street food and home to various ethnic minorities and diverse natural species to discover.
A giant Golden Rock, also known as Kyaikhtiyo pagoda, is a popular Buddhist pilgrimage site with strong spirituality and cultural factor to go beyond the expectation with a legendary story.
Stunning with the green hill and lovely experience of meeting local tribes, Loikaw, the capital of Kayah State, is worth visiting to get off the beaten track to the spacious, open countryside area learning the culture and traditions of the villages.
Full with hidden treasures of caves, mountain, and magnificent Buddhist temples, Hpa-An & Mawlamyine, are rewarding visits pursuing the charming of nature and beauty.
Discover the finest jewels stretching along the coast of Myanmar with unspoiled sea and white sand – Ngapali and Ngwe Saung beaches – are perfect with exclusive atmosphere and best holiday resorts to release your tension.
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