Top destination in Myanmar: Golden Rock, SHWEDAGON PAGODA, BOTATAUNG PAGODA and more.

Inle Lake in southern Shan State, a 22 km long and about 11 km wide is allocated 875m above sea level, a natural lake surrounded by traditional Shan villages, homes of the Intha people who famous for one-leg-rower technique and building the villages rising from stilts shallow water, are living for ages.

Enjoy picturesque scenery and the daily lifestyles of the local people. And see types of wooden boats and bamboo rafts, busying in up and down the river.

SAGAR, the far southern region and a rarely visited area south of Inle Lake, which is one of the most beautiful places in the Shan State with the mountains forming a backdrop for the small villages.

The trip to Dala is shutterbug’s delighted as it is full of scenic spots and natural beauty. There is a wide gap between Yangonian life and the life of the people at Dhala. The most outstanding thing is that these charming people extend their hospitality with enormous smiles.

Yangon is the former capital and a sprawling city, lined by the Yangon River on the west and the Bago River on the south.

Mandalay is the last capital of the Burmese kingdom and second largest city, nowadays cultural and arts as well as the trade center of the country.

Yangon is the former capital and a sprawling city, lined by the Yangon River on the west and the Bago River on the south.

BAGO (84 km – 1½h) was founded in the year 825 by two Mon princes. The town, a former ancient port and capital, is situated about 84 km (approximately 2 hours driving time) from Yangon.

Yangon’s CENTRAL STATION for train journey on the circular ‘commuter’ train line and take local circular train journey to the outskirts of town. This train ride will give the unique opportunity to observe the lively and colorful life of the rural local people.

NYAUNG SHWE to Khaung Daing village (10 km – 1 ½ hours) and on the road along the shore of the lake. Partly tarred winding road with pot holes in many places, partly narrow path ways.

The former British hill station of Maymyo, now officially called Pyin Oo Lwin, a delightful small town of colonial-style buildings, markets, and a botanical garden. The town is located on a plateau 1000m above sea level and renowned for its cooler temperatures.