Loikaw Town

Don't miss a visit to the Taunggwe Pagoda, a cluster of golden pagodas atop a separate limestone cliff, standing out prominently in the city center and offering stunning views of the city.

Taung Kwe Pagoda Taunggwe Pagoda

A 360-degree viewpoint where you can clearly see the scenery of Loikaw town and the surrounding mountains, especially during sunrise and sunset.

Loikaw Cultural Museum

Walk around and admire traditional costumes, tools, musical instruments, and statues of mythical animals associated with the Kayah people.

Natma Taung National Park Mount Victoria

Natma Taung National Park, or Mount Victoria, is the highest peak in the region and is renowned for its biodiversity, particularly endemic plant species and five rare bird species.

Kyaikthanlan Pagoda

Enjoy stunning 360-degree panoramic views of Mawlamyine town and the limestone mountains of Karen State. It is one of the most beautiful spots to watch the sunrise and sunset.

Main Shwe Kyin Monastery

The temple and the monks' quarters are made entirely from teak wood, especially the exquisitely carved teak pillars, and the tranquility of the place.

Ngapali Beach

Ngapali Beach is known as the best beach destination in Myanmar, featuring white sand and crystal-clear waters. It is also a great spot to watch stunning sunsets over the Bay of Bengal.

Mrauk U Archaeological Zone

Highlights include the pagodas and temples made from dense stone scattered across the hills and rice fields. Visitors can experience the misty morning atmosphere and watch the sun rise over the pagodas in all their glory.

Shite thaung Temple

The temple's striking architectural design resembles a fortress, with intricate tunnels and passageways hiding thousands of Buddha statues and other figures, giving the impression of walking through a sacred labyrinth.

Htukkanthein Temple

The ancient stone temples of Mrauk U are remarkable for their fortress-like architecture and labyrinthine interior passages.

Mount Zwegabin

Mount Zwegabin is a unique limestone mountain, and the trek to its summit is a challenging adventure that rewards with stunning sunrise views.

Kyauk Ka Lat Pagoda

The highlight is the golden pagoda atop a limestone cliff, set amidst a calm body of water, with a backdrop of stunning karst mountains, including the majestic Mount Zwekabin.

Sadan Cave

Sadan Cave is a large natural cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, nestled amidst lush greenery, perfect for those who love exploration and adventure.

Sadan Cave Temple

The sacredness of the cave temple and the walk through the cave decorated with Buddha images and stalactites and stalagmites to see the view of the lake and vast rice fields at the other side of the cave entrance.

Kalaw Hill Town

A small mountain town in Myanmar's Shan State, where the climate is cool year-round, it's filled with beautiful trekking trails and diverse local tribes.

Naypyidaw Water Fountain Park

The highlight of this garden is the fountain show that dances to the beat of music and colorful lights at night, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere and a beautiful photo spot.

National Museum Naypyidaw

A large and modern museum, it houses and exhibits Myanmar's rich artistic and cultural heritage, from prehistoric times to the present day.

Gem Museum Naypyidaw

It is a modern museum showcasing precious gems from Myanmar, including high-quality rubies, sapphires, and jade, as well as the country's largest pearl.

Yele Pagoda Kyauktan Pagoda

The wonder of the pagoda on a small island in the middle of the water is a sacred place that is believed to have the miraculous power of not flooding the pagoda and that those who come to pray will be successful in their business.

Thanlyin Pagoda

This pagoda stands out with its Mon/Burmese style and offers beautiful views of the ancient port that was once an important trade route

Chaukhtatgyi Reclining Buddha Image

One of the largest reclining Buddha statues in Burma Standing out with a beautiful face, his eyes are gentle, and there are 108 auspicious symbols carved on the soles of his feet.

Thiri Mingalar Market

Thiri Mingalar Market is one of the largest and busiest wholesale markets in Yangon. It offers a wide range of vegetables, fruits, seafood, and other consumer goods and is the only fresh market in the city open 24 hours a day.

Botataung Pagoda

It is an ancient golden pagoda over 2,500 years old that is open for visitors to walk inside to pay homage to the Buddha's relics and view ancient treasures. With the Buddha's hair relics enshrined inside

Bogyoke Aung San Market

The beautiful colonial architecture and cobblestone streets within the market create a classic atmosphere. The outstanding products are gems and jewelry. And Longyi cloth is a must-visit spot for tourists to buy souvenirs.

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.

Shwe Yan Pyay Monastery

The highlight is the monks' study building, which is made entirely of teak wood and has many oval windows that serve as frames for beautiful photographs.

Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda

One of the most sacred pagodas in Shan State, located in the middle of Inle Lake, it houses five sacred Buddha images covered in gold leaf, forming golden spheres.

Nga Phe Kyaung Monastery Jumping Cat Monastery

The Jumping Cat Monastery is a famous temple in Inle Lake, Burma, known for its cats trained to jump over obstacles on cliffs and its ancient Burmese-style wooden architecture.

Kakku Pagoda Complex

The wonder of over 2,400 pagodas, which are situated close together to resemble a forest, is built in the Shan architectural style, with most of the pagodas being carved with intricate patterns.

Shwe Phone Pwint Pagoda

A beautiful and significant Buddhist pagoda, known for its dazzling golden architecture that glistens in the sunlight and offers breathtaking views of the city and surrounding landscape.

Shwe Myat Mhan Pagoda

Visit the sacred Buddha statue that wears glasses, a unique feature that is believed to help cure eye diseases and vision problems.

Po Win Taung Caves

The Po Win Taung Caves are a nationally renowned sandstone archaeological site in Burma, featuring over 900 caves filled with murals and Buddha carvings dating back 400–800 years.

Laykyun Sekkya Buddha

The third tallest standing Buddha image in the world is part of a larger Buddhist complex that also includes a colossal reclining Buddha and several important pagodas.

Thanboddhay Pagoda

Witness the dazzling display of hundreds of thousands of miniature Buddha images, lined up from floor to ceiling, as well as over 800 smaller stupas surrounding the main pagoda.

Sagaing Hill

This hill is one of Myanmar's most important religious centers, covered with hundreds of pagodas and monasteries. It offers spectacular views, particularly of the Ayeyarwady River and Mandalay.

Hsinbyume Pagoda Myatheindan Pagoda

It stands out with its seven-story white architecture, representing the legendary Mount Meru, and the surrounding scenery, which offers a beautiful view of the Irrawaddy River.

Yoke Sone Kyaung Monastery

This teakwood monastery is one of the most striking examples of traditional Burmese architecture, with its intricately carved exterior depicting stories from the Jataka and Ramayana legends.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kyaukse Town

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

Mergui Archipelago Islands

Snorkel to see the coral reefs and rare marine life at Emerald Heart Island, which resembles a heart, and observe the lifestyle of the Moken people, or 'Gypsies of the Sea.'

Bayintnaung Market Myawaddy

A compact neighborhood market near the border, known for daily essentials, groceries, and products imported from Thailand.

Domijeakong

The monastery features a unique shrine built on the back of a large crocodile sculpture, which is the central symbol of the temple and an important cultural landmark.

Atumashi Monastery

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

Saoroi Ton Temple

Wat Sao Roi Ton has beautiful architecture, built entirely of teak wood. The unique feature is the hundreds of large ordination hall pillars.

Dhammayon Temple

Its uniquely painted pastel green building with classic Burmese architectural details stands out, offering visitors a serene and colorful sight.

Taungthaman Lake

Botahtaung Pagoda

Step inside the golden stupa to witness the sacred Buddha hair relic encased in glass.

Kuthodaw Pagoda

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

Shwedagon Pagoda

The pagoda's stunning 112-meter golden stupa is adorned with thousands of diamonds and gems. It serves as a national symbol and a central pilgrimage site for Buddhists worldwide.

Koe Thaung Pagoda

Home to over 90,000 stone Buddha images, this ancient pagoda is the largest and most magnificent in Mrauk U.

Mandalay Hill

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