Explore Myanmar (Burma)

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Sagaing

A former royal capital on the Irrawaddy, Sagaing aligns over five hundred pagodas and monasteries on a wooded hill. A vibrant Buddhist center, twenty kilometers from Mandalay.

Ngapali

Ngapali

Ngapali stretches across several kilometres of white sand in Rakhine State. A preserved beach, fishing villages and sea excursions make this Myanmar coastline a unique beach destination.

Moulmein

Mawlamyine (Moulmein)

Once Birmanie's first British capital, Mawlamyine blends pagodas commanding the Thanlwin, a red-brick colonial quarter and vibrant Mon culture — an essential stop in the country's south.

Monywa

Monywa

Monywa concentrates some of Birmanie's most singular Buddhist sites: the Hpo Win Daung caves adorned with frescoes, a pagoda housing 582,000 Buddhas, and the colossal statues of Bodhi Tataung.

Yangon

Yangon

Golden pagodas, colonial heritage, circular train and tea shops: everything you need to visit Yangon, Myanmar's former capital, in 2 or 3 days.

Salay

Salay

Just 36 km from Bagan, Salay reveals its teak monasteries, colonial mansions, and lacquer workshops in a village atmosphere untouched by mass tourism.

Mont Popa

Mount Popa

A volcanic peak crowned with a golden monastery, Mount Popa is the spiritual heart of Nat spirit worship. 777 steps, Burmese legends and a unique panorama.

Pindaya

Pindaya

Perched at 1,200 meters on the Shan plateau, Pindaya conceals a cave housing 8,000 golden Buddhas, an artisanal village, and little-known trekking trails.

Mingun

Mingun

Just 45 minutes by ferry from Mandalay, Mingun lines the banks of the Irrawaddy with three monumental structures commissioned by King Bodawpaya in the 18th century.

Mandalay

Mandalay

The last royal capital of Myanmar, Mandalay brings together golden pagodas, teak monasteries and ancient royal cities on the banks of the Irrawaddy.

Kengtung

Kengtung

The discreet capital of Eastern Shan State, Kengtung opens the doors to Myanmar's Golden Triangle: multi-ethnic markets, treks to Akha and Eng villages, timeless Thai temples.

Kalaw

Kalaw

Perched at 1,300 m in Shan State, Kalaw blends British colonial heritage, ethnic markets and the legendary trek to Inle Lake. Our complete guide.

Lac Inle

Inle Lake

Fishermen balancing on one leg, floating gardens, teak monasteries and a rotating market: Inle Lake is one of the living hearts of Myanmar.

Indein

Indein

Just 45 minutes by boat from Inle Lake, Indein shelters 1054 stupas, a rotating market, and thriving Pa-O craftsmanship.

Hpa-An

Hpa-An

Capital of Karen State nestled among karst peaks and rice paddies, Hpa-An unveils ancient caves, perched monasteries and scenic canoe journeys.

Bago

Bago

Ancient capital of the Mon kingdom 68 km from Yangon, Bago concentrates thousand-year-old pagodas, giant reclining Buddhas, and endless rice plains. Complete visitor's guide.

Bagan

Bagan

Bagan, Myanmar's city of 2,500 Buddhist temples: a practical guide to explore the Irrawaddy plains, its pagodas and legendary sunrises.