37 articles to prepare your trip
Aung ban
Heho
Kyaikkami
Thazi
Thazi is a railway crossroads in central Birmanie, the junction point towards Inle Lake. A vibrant market, animated station, and genuine local atmosphere make it a useful stop between Mandalay and Shan State.
Thanbyuzayat
Thanbyuzayat, the Burmese terminus of the Death Railway, is home to an Allied war cemetery managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. A place of remembrance, sober and moving, in Mon State, southern Myanmar.
Mogok
Perched at 1,150 metres in the Mandalay region, Mogok is the world capital of Burmese ruby mining. An animated gem market, artisanal mines and hill landscapes make it an off-the-beaten-path destination.
Loikaw
Loikaw, capital of Kayah State, captivates with its pagodas perched on a rocky outcrop, its multi-ethnic markets and Kayan culture. A destination still preserved from mass tourism.
Kawthaung
Kawthaung, Myanmar's southernmost city, opens onto the Pakchan River facing Ranong. A bustling port, panoramic pagoda and launching point for the Mergui Archipelago with its 800 islands.
Kakku
Over 2,400 brick stupas clustered across a Shan State plain: Kakku is a Buddhist site managed by the Pa-O community, accessible as a day trip from Inle Lake or Taunggyi.
Péninsule de Dawei (Tavoy)
The Dawei Peninsula, in southern Myanmar, brings together nearly deserted white sand beaches, fishing villages and intact tropical jungle. One of Southeast Asia's least visited coastlines.
Pekon
Taunggyi
Pakokku
Sur le fleuve Irrawaddy
Sagar
Nyaung Oo Phee
Moulmein
Dawei
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