Desitinations of Myanmar

Culture is the pulsating vein of Myanmar that attracts the travelers around the globe. Centuries old monuments, whose origin was India, spread on the soil of Myanmar. Geographically, Myanmar is a country sandwiched between the two great civilizations – China & India. But, Myanmar stood and is standing out between these two nations at the beginning of her establishment. Like other countries' history, the fate and fortune of Myanmar is full of ups and downs, rise and fall.A capital was established, overthrown by its successor, move another place, fall of a dynasty, emergence of a charisma, unified scattered villages, establishment of a new capital, succeeded by its descendant, a coup, a new establishment and again and again..... Yes, Myanmar history goes in a CIRLCE with the establishment of many new capitals. It is to those capitals travelers visited and learnt the cultural aspects of Myanmar.

Yangon

The tale of metropolis Yangon (Rangoon) was kept in the closet until 1990. Then the city was opened to visitors as part of tourism campaign. Some of the old buildings were demolished and substituted by new and modern buildings. But, one can still trace sense, and inhale the original colonial remnants though some of which are modified by Myanmar style lately read more

Mandalay

Mandalay is abundantly rich in historical memorials and Buddhist monuments as well. The pride of Mandalay is the Royal Palace. It was the seat of the last Konebaung Dynasty, burnt down by bombs during the Second World War and now reconstructed to its present glory read more

Bagan

All these centuries' old edifices are the testimony relating how grand the glorious Myanmar Kings in the days of yore!! Bagan is a pride and something to be proud of to every Myanmar. It become a Tourism symbol and usually referred as a must place to visit while you are in Myanmar read more

Kyaikhtiyo

"Golden Rock" is the most meditative and popular tourist attraction in Mon State. A small Stupa rests on top of a big boulder covered in gold leaf, which balances on the cliff, thanks to a Sacred Hair of the Buddha enshrined or preserved inside the Stupa read more
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