The last royal capital of Myanmar, is a city where history and tradition still breathe in every corner. Climb Mandalay Hill for sweeping views at sunset, where the whole city glows beneath you. Wander through the world’s largest book at Kuthodaw Pagoda, and feel the devotion that has lasted for centuries. Cross the timeless U Bein Bridge, the world’s longest teakwood bridge, and watch the sun sink into the horizon, painting the waters in shades of gold.
The gentle sound of temple bells, the artistry of craftsmen keeping old traditions alive and the warmth of its people make this city unforgettable. Best visited between November and February. Mandalay is a journey into the heart of Myanmar’s culture and soul.
Step into Bagan, and you step into a dream of the past. Thousands of ancient temples rise from the earth, their golden spires catching the first light of dawn. Wander through sacred temples like Ananda and Dhammayangyi, where every brick tells a story of devotion. As day fades, climb a quiet pagoda or riverside viewpoint and watch the Irrawaddy glow beneath the sunset’s embrace.
Perched high in the Shan hills, Taunggyi offers cool breezes, sweeping mountain views, and a sense of peace that feels worlds away from the bustle of the lowlands.
Every November, the skies above Taunggyi burst into magic during the Tazaungdaing Hot Air Balloon Festival. Nearby, explore the tranquil beauty of Inle Lake, where floating gardens, stilt houses, and leg-rowing fishermen create a living postcard of tradition.
Taunggyi is a city of celebration and calm where cool mountain air, cultural richness, and breathtaking scenery meet.
Located on Myanmar’s western coast, is a serene beach destination known for its golden sand, clear waters, and laid-back atmosphere. Popular activities include swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, Surfing and exploring nearby fishing villages. Visitors can also enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants and relax in beachside resorts. Ngwe Saung is ideal for a quiet getaway away from the crowds of more popular beaches.
Hpa-An isn’t just a place you visit, it’s a place you feel. The majestic Mount Zwegabin calls you to rise above the clouds. The striking Kyauk Kalat Pagoda, standing tall in the middle of the water, feels like a scene from a dream.
And when the day ends, the calm waters of Kan Thar Yar Lake reflect the colors of the sunset, wrapping you in pure serenity. Only 5–6 hours from Yangon, Hpa-An welcomes you with open arms, delicious flavors, and landscapes that stay in your heart long after you’ve left.