Myanmar Area Guide
Everything you Need to Know about Myanmar
Much like Siem Reap in Cambodia, the small town of Bagan close to the archaeological site is distined to develop rapidly as tourism increases. Read More...
Inle Lake is the second largest natural lake in Myanmar. It is situated in the middle of the Nyaungshwe Valley, nestled between two mountain ranges that extend north to south. The lake has a length of 22km and a width of 11km and is 875 metres above sea level. Read More...
The modern centre of Buddhism and Myanmar arts, the old royal city of Mandalay, is also the home of traditional artisans - including wood and stone carvers, silversmiths and weavers - and for the production of gold leaf. Read More...
Ngapali Beach can be found in Rakhine, in Myanmar. It is the most well known beach of the country, visited by tourists from all over the world every year. Ngapali beach is situated on the Indian Ocean and is three kilometres long. Read More...
Ngwe Saung is a popular beach among tourists visiting Myanmar. It is situated to the west of Myanmar in the Bay of Bengal. ‘Ngwe’ means silver, which explains perfectly the silvery sand on the beach here. There is a domestic airline called Air Bagan which flies here from Pathein. Read More...
Pindaya Township is situated in the Taunggyi District in Shan State in Burma. It is known for its spectacular limestone caves which have become popular tourist destinations in recent years. Here, in these caves, one can find carvings of Buddha all around, created by devotees. Read More...
Refreshingly free of high rises until now, this pleasant mix of colonial buildings and tree shaded streets serves as a pleasant introduction to the country. Read More...
