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Myanmar (Burma) is one of the last countries of Asia to be revealed to the travelling world. Located between India, China and Thailand, the people of this enchanted land have developed a culture which has endured invasion and change by absorbing and taking the best from those around them and creating their own style and flair.
Myanmar is an unexplored natural and cultural wonder that offers one of the best authentic experiences for the traveler to Asia.
From the snow-covered rugged Himalayas in the north to the pristine deep blue waters in the south, Myanmar is a land blessed and abundant.
The natural attractions include caves, corals, lakes, rivers, beaches, islands, and mountains, whilst the connoisseur of culture and history will find pagodas, an array of vibrant festivals, 135 tribes and a spread of delicious cuisine to tantalize their taste buds.
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Imagine having white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, colourful coral reefs and water activities, all in the same place. It is definitely recommended that you to visit a fishing village.
You can also enjoy snorkelling, scuba diving, and kayaking at Myeik Archipelago. Famous for its large cluster of islands, beautiful beaches and exotic marine life, look out for the monkeys eating small crabs – this rare sight!
If you are a nature lover, Myanmar provides you with numerous nature-related activities that will leave you with a new appreciation for the countryside. For starters, enjoy a climb up Mt. Victoria and be greeted by the cooling fresh air.
Myanmar has a rich and intense history stretching back to times of Pyu dynasty which prospered for a 1000 years from 200 BC to 900 AD.
The Pyu ancient cities are a must-visit if you wish to know more about civilisation. There are three locations in Myanmar with Pyu cities appointed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Halin City, Beikthano City and Sri Ksetra City. This is your chance to step into history as you explore these ancient cities that mark the early days of a civilisation
Pagodas in Myanmar have a huge religious significance to Buddhist pilgrims and devotees. As Buddhism is the main religion in Myanmar, thousands of devotees celebrate pagoda festivals nearly every month in this country, donning colourful clothing and performing various rituals.
One of the Greenest Capitals of the World
Visit the 165 acre Water Fountain Garden, located adjacent to the National Herbal Park
Pay a Visit to Uppatasanti Pagoda, the prominent landmark and dignified symbol of Naypyidaw
The Largest of Myanmar
Visit Bogyoke Aung San Museum & the National Museum of Myanmar,understand Myanmar's history
Take Time to visit The Taukkyan War Cemetery, a lasting tribute to Soldiers of World War II
City with Sea of Temples
Watch the incredible Sunrise view over the Historical Bagan Archaeological Zone
Fly in a Hot Air Balloon over Bagan, view the city and the Bagan Ruins from a High Vantage Point
The Cultural Capital of Myanmar
Visit Mandalay Hill, a 240-meter high hill which gives you an incredible view of the whole area
Walk the U Bein Bridge, World's oldest teak bridge made from the remains of a royal palace
