6 articles to prepare your trip
A vast mountainous plateau in eastern Myanmar, Shan State brings together Inle Lake, Kalaw treks, Palaung villages and rotating ethnic markets within a landscape of rice terraces and pine forests.
Three souths in one: the Ngapali beach, the limestone formations of Karen State around Hpa-an, and the Mergui archipelago with its 800 remote islands.
At 880 metres elevation, Inle Lake unfolds its stilt villages, Intha fishermen rowing with a single leg, and floating gardens in the heart of Shan State.
The last royal capital of the Burmese kingdom, Mandalay serves as a gateway to four ancient imperial cities and the workshops of artisans who keep monastic arts alive.
Over 2000 red-brick temples scattered across 50 km² of dry plains, remnants of the Pagan Kingdom from the 11th-13th centuries, to be explored by e-bike from Nyaung U.
Former capital and gateway to the country: Shwedagon, the British colonial grid of Pansodan Street, the suburban circular train and a day trip to Bago.
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