One of the most remarkable sights in South East Asia, the magic of Bagan has inspired visitors to Myanmar for nearly 1,000 years. The kingdom of Bagan has existed since the 8th century, but it only rose to glory as capital of the First Kingdom of Myanmar in the early 11th century. Ancient chronicles state […]
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Inle Lake is a magical watery world of floating gardens, stilted villages and crumbling stupas, and one of Myanmar’s most alluring attractions. Mountains tumble down towards the lakeshore, blurring the distinction between heaven and earth. For many visitors, Inle is heaven on earth, a place to while away the days canoeing, cycling and walking through […]
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Mandalay still evokes images of a romantic bygone era. The royal palace and its impressive moat sit at the foot of the imposing Mandalay Hill. Positioned on the banks of the Ayeryarwaddy River, Mandalay is the principal cultural and economic city of Upper Myanmar. It lies within easy striking distance of former colonial hill stations, […]
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Formerly known as Rangoon, this bustling city may no longer be the Burmese capital, but it continues to be the hub of economic activity, a hive of intellectual debate and the gateway for international visitors. The stunning Shwedagon Pagoda is the centerpiece of the city, a gleaming golden stupa visible from all over town. Closer […]
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Stretching over 3km of white sandy coast, Ngapali Beach is the truly amazing paradise. Located in Rakhine State, the place is close to a small town of Thandwe, a direct flight from Yangon, unspoiled and isolated by a mountain range. Walking along a series of palm trees on the white sands, swimming in clear blue-green […]
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