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Phaung Daw U Pagoda

On Inle Lake, Phaung Daw U Pagoda houses five gilded Buddhas dating back 800 years and welcomes each autumn the largest festival in Shan State.

Hta Nee La Leh

A Kayah village in Demoso township, Hta Nee La Leh offers structured community-based tourism centered on Kayhtoebo animist sanctuaries, traditional crafts, and local music.

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.

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.

Indein

Indein

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