Yangon is Myanmar’s largest city and a bustling metropolis known for the Shwedagon Pagoda, colonial architecture, and vibrant street life.
The most sacred Buddhist pagoda in Myanmar, glowing in gold.
Explore heritage buildings and vibrant street life in old Yangon.
Take a local train ride through the suburbs and countryside.
Mandalay, the cultural heart of Myanmar, is known for its royal history, craft workshops, and Mandalay Hill offering panoramic views.
Climb for panoramic views of the city and temples.
The world’s longest teak bridge, ideal for sunset walks.
Historic home of the last Burmese monarchy.
A former British hill station, Pyin Oo Lwin features colonial mansions, botanical gardens, and a cool climate perfect for a retreat.
Lush and expansive gardens with exotic flora.
A glimpse into the town’s history and a popular photo stop.
A refreshing waterfall popular with locals and visitors.
Hpa-An is a scenic town surrounded by limestone mountains, caves, and lush green landscapes in southeastern Myanmar.
Stunning limestone mountain with a monastery at the summit.
A massive cave with Buddha statues and a hidden lake.
A pagoda perched atop a rock in the middle of a lake.
Kyaikto is home to the famous Golden Rock, a gravity-defying boulder covered in gold leaf perched on the edge of a cliff.
Famous pilgrimage site with a gold-covered balancing rock.
Starting point of the pilgrimage to Golden Rock.
Rest area before the final hike to the summit.
Taunggyi is the capital of Shan State and known for its hot air balloon festival and proximity to Inle Lake.
Annual hot air balloon festival in November.
Bustling central market with local produce and crafts.
Beautiful hilltop temple offering scenic views.
Nyaung Shwe is a popular base for exploring Inle Lake, with charming canals, floating gardens, and traditional stilt houses.
Famous lake with floating gardens and fishermen.
A wooden monastery with impressive Buddha images.
Ancient stupas scattered across a hillside near the lake.