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Destination
 

Yangon

The town ever green and cool with tropical trees, parks and beautiful lakes. It was founded by Alungpaya on the side of small village called Dagon, when he conquered lower Myanmar in 1755. The name of “Yangon” means “End of Strife” which has anglicized to Yangoon. in the present day we called Yangon. There are regular daily flights to Yangon from Bangkok and Singapore. Charter flights and cruise ships are granted visa on arrival on prior arrangement. Tour Hilighted include – Shwedagon Pagoda, Kabar Aye Pagoda, MaharPasana Guha, Sule Pagoda, City Hall, Scort Market, Chaukhtetgyi Pagoda, Gems Museum, National Museum and many other interesting places.

 

Mandalay

The centre of Myanmar culture, the last capital of Myanmar Kings, is located in central Myanmar, 688 kilometer north of Yangon. It was built in 1857 by King Mindon. Today it is the second largest city boasting its rich culture heritage and also the commercial centre with railway, river and air lines link to all parts of the country. Mandalay is only and hour’s flight from Yangon by road it takes about 12 hours by express coaches and about 14 hours by train. There are so many places to go around Mandalay and its surroundings.
 

 Amarapura

Amarapura situated at 11 kilometer south of Mandalay, the capital city of Konbaung dynasty. Inwa is the another ancient capital, knows as the Kingdom of Inwa during the second Myanmar Empire.

Sagaing


Sagaing lies 21 km south west of Mandalay beside the Ayeyarwaddy river. The Sagaing Hills are dotted with pagodas and there are over 500 monasteries, a retreat for some 6000 monks and nuns.

Mingunn

Mingunn located about 11 km up river from Mandalay on the western banks of the Ayeyarwaddy river, well-known for the 19th ton Mingunn Bell.


 

Pyin Oo Lwin

Pyin Oo Lwin, over 1000 m above see level is a popular hill station about 69 km away from Mandalay.

 

Monywa

About 136km to the west of Mandalay is Monywa, the commercial centre of Chindwin valley.

Bagan

The main tourist attraction in Myanmar. It is located on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river also being the capital of fist Myanmar Empire, dotted with pagodas and temples of the 11th -13th century.

Inlay Lake

900m above see level is one of the main tourist attraction in Myanmar. The lake, 22km long and 10km across has a population of some 150,000, many people who live on floating island and cottages in the water. It is famous for its scenic beauty and the unique leg-rowing of the Inthas, the native lake dwellers.

 

Kyeik Hte Yoo

This Mystical pagoda stands on a gold glide boulder, perched on the edge of the hill over 1100km above sea-level. It is said that this pagoda have been built over 2400 years ago since Buddha life-time. Kyeik Hte Yoo, the town at the foot of the hill, is about 160km from Yangon.
 

Mawlamyine

A town, the capital of Mon State, situated at the mouth of the Thanlwin River. About 34km from Mawlamyine is Thanbyuzayat, famous for an allied war memorial cemetry for the prisoner of war who lost their lives by building the famous Death Rail Way across the river Kwai.
 

Ngapali Beach

Located on the Rakhine coast near Thandwe. Ngapali is famous for its unspoilt beach only 30 minutes flights from Yangon.

Myauk U

The town is the capital of old Rakhine Kings, Which become popular in recent year, famous for its old temple with wall painting influence Indian culture. It is also accessible by boat from Sittwe via Ponnakyun and Kyauktaw.