Kuthodaw Pagoda

729 marble stone slabs inscribed with Buddhist scriptures are housed in white stupas across 13 acres, surrounding the central Maha Lokamarazein Pagoda.

Mandalay Palace

Royal Palace of God Min Dong. Golden Palace The palace is built of teakwood.

Mandalay Hill

7,292-step covered stairway, Shweyattaw Buddha, Sutaungpyei Pagoda, and sweeping sunset views over Mandalay and the Irrawaddy River.

Atumashi Monastery

A uniquely designed monastery that once held rare Buddhist scriptures in golden chests.

Shwenandaw Monastery

Entirely built of golden teakwood with intricate carvings showcasing the finest craftsmanship of ancient Burmese artisans.

The Yadanabon Zoological Gardens

 This is the kingdom of Burmese roofed turtle which is one of the endangered species already,  there are still other inhabitant at the place, such as tigers, leopards and elephants. Yadanabon Zoo is notable for playing a significant part in the successful conservation program with the Turtle Survival Alliance for the Burmese roofed turtle.

Bagan Archaeological Zone

There are more than 2,000 pagodas spread over a vast area of ​​more than 40 square kilometers. and was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2019.

Gubyaukgyi Temple Myinkaba

It stands out with its nearly thousand-year-old murals depicting stories from the Jataka tales and the life of the Buddha. The interior is decorated in a Mon-Pagan style with early-period architecture and beautifully designed skylights that allow natural light to shine through.

Lemyethna Temple

It is a striking temple with its clean white color, contrasting with most of the red brick temples in Bagan, and has relatively complete original murals remaining inside.

Myazedi Pagoda

Mya Saddy Pagoda is an ancient and very important pagoda in Bagan, notable for its traditional Burmese art and the discovery of the Mya Saddy inscriptions in four languages, an important linguistic and historical heritage of Myanmar.

Mount Popa

The stunning view of the Tungkalat temple, located atop a 737-meter-high volcanic crater, accessible by climbing 777 steps, is the most important center for the worship of the Nats.

Shwe Leik Too Pagoda

It is a popular spot for enjoying 360-degree views of the Thung Talay Chedi, especially in the early morning when the sun rises and hot air balloons begin to soar into the sky.

Thatbyinnyu Temple

It is one of the tallest and most prominent stupas in the Bagan Kingdom. Its imposing stupa is visible from a distance and is a significant symbol of the architectural splendor of the late Bagan period.

U Bein Bridge

The oldest and longest teakwood bridge in the world, offering stunning sunrise and sunset views and a glimpse into daily life by the lake.

Taungthaman Lake

Kyauktawgyi Pagoda

It is a major temple in Mandalay, featuring the world's largest carved marble Buddha statue and a stunning pagoda modeled after the Shwedagon Pagoda.

Kyaukse Town

The historic southern city of Mandalay is world-famous for its unique Elephant Dance Festival, held annually in October.

Mahamuni Buddha Temple

One of the Five Greatest Sacred Shrines of Myanmar, nearly 2,000 years old with a unique daily face‑washing ceremony by senior monks.

Yandabo Village Historic Treaty Site

Visit the historical site where the Treaty of Yandabo was signed in 1826 and witness the traditional way of life of the villagers who continue to produce pottery by hand.

Anisakan Falls

It consists of three main waterfall levels, where you can see the huge water falling down below. There is also a small pagoda located at the base of the waterfall. Add charm and a sacred atmosphere to the place.

Lay Htat Gyi Pagoda

Lay Htat Gyi Pagoda is an ancient temple in Bagan that stands out for its large seated Buddha image, in the style of the later Bagan period. It is a peaceful and pleasant place to visit, perfect for those who want to see Buddha images with special artistic and traditional Burmese finery.