Activities in Myanmar

Mandalay Palace was the residence of the last King of Burma and is a hugely important national symbol for the people of Myanmar, as well [Read more…]

Mogok is a remote town 200 km to the north of Mandalay which is famous for precious gems, particularly rubies and sapphires, mined in the [Read more…]

Bagan Archaeological Zone in Myanmar is one of Asia’s most impressive historical sites covering an area of 104 square kilometres and featuring over 2,200 stupa [Read more…]

Inle Lake is Myanmar’s second largest lake and one of its most popular tourist attractions despite being located in a remote part of Shan State. [Read more…]

Yadana Hsemee Pagoda Complex is a small temple complex located in the ancient Burmese capital city of Inwa, which is near to Mandalay. About Yadana Hsemee [Read more…]

Thanboddhay Pagoda is large Buddhist temple complex covering an area of around 150,000 square metres located 11 km by road to the south east of [Read more…]

Yangon Circular Railway is both a form of transport and a unique feature of life for the poorer residents of Yangon, which is Myanmar’s largest [Read more…]

Kyaikpun Paya Pagoda, near Bago, is best known for its 27 metre tall statue of 4 seated Buddhas. Kyaikpun Paya Pagoda is open daily from [Read more…]