Inle Lake

Surrounded by hazy Blue Mountains, this lovely lake is home to the Intha people, who constructed villages on stilts over the surface of the lake and farm floating islands created from mud and reed. It is a kind of water world, where the only mode of transportation is by boats and the Intha are also known for their unique leg rowing. read more

Beaches

If your fancy is to lie on a deserted beach with unobtrusive views of the ocean, then Ngapali and Ngwe Saung are the two great beaches of Myanmar. Napali is the most beautiful beach situated on the west coast of Myanmar facing the Indian Ocean. It is 3 kilometers long, famous for being an unspoiled beach in South Eastasia read more

Putao

The surrounding area of evergreen forest is unique in the diversity of flora and fauna. The snow capped mountain Pong-kan-ra-ze, 61 miles away from Putao is one of the most trekable snow-capped mountains to conquer Putao

Ayeyarwaddy

The ancient capitals flourished along the River Ayeyarwaddy (Irrawaddy) stretching from far north to the southern delta and the mighty Ayeyarwaddy exists as an important means of transport throughout Myanmar history. Adopting the old cultural and natural setting, today there has been a number of cruises are available read more

Myitkyina

Myitkyina means "near the river" in Myanmar Language and is the capital of Kachin State. It is 919 miles away to the north of Yangon. Northern most river port and rail-way terminal, Myitkyina is tucked away in the corner years ago. It takes somewhere around 36hrs from Yangon either by train or car via Mandalay read more