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.

Htukkanthein Temple

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kyaukse Town

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

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.

Botahtaung Pagoda

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Bogyoke Aung San Market

This market features colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and a wide range of local crafts, gemstones, traditional clothing, and souvenirs.

Chaukhtatgyi Paya

reclining Buddha  

Uppatasanti Pagoda

This towering golden stupa mirrors Shwedagon’s elegance and houses a sacred Buddha tooth relic, attracting pilgrims and tourists alike.

Shwenandaw Monastery

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

Mandalay Palace

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

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.

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.

Shan State Cultural Museum

The museum features artifacts of the former Shan chiefs, traditional costumes, Buddhist art, and relics from the Panglong Agreement.

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.

The National Museum of Myanmar

The National Museum thus is a treasure chest of priceless stone inscriptions, documents, carvings, paintings and a host of other artefacts that testify to the ancient culture and civilization of the Myanmar people. 

Pindaya Caves

A vast limestone cave adorned with thousands of Buddha images, some with inscriptions dating back to the late 18th century.

Museum of the Death Railway

This place you will learn about the history behind the truth about what happened during the construction of this death railway, you will know why they called it the death railway aside from many of the prisoners of war died during the construction. This is one of a kind history in Asia.

Inle Lake

A naturally preserved freshwater lake home to unique endemic species like the silver-blue scaleless Sawbwa barb and the crossbanded dwarf danio, complemented by cultural attractions such as traditional Burmese music and marionette shows.

Ngwe Saung Beach

THe white fine sand is one of the famous here in its good to do some water activities and make some sport, snorkeling is good and island hopping.  less budget conscious tourists from Lower Myanmar. Still Ngwesaung has much to develop. Its choices for nightlife activities remain paltry, even by local standards.

Golden Rock

The Golden Rock the legends believed that the rock covered by gold color was said miracolous, they said that even the sick people survive fril their illness. This Golden Rock sitting on the natural rock os very famous not only in the local but also for the tourist. Kyaiktiyo Pagoda or Golden Rock has become a popular pilgrimage and also tourist attraction.

Island Pilates group Myeik Tenasserim region of Burma

This place is good for scuba divung and snorkeling if you want to experience the brauty of the underwater scenery this place is for you since you will experince to see the different color of the coral reefs. The forest that located under the sea is quiet different, since this place is well preserved the flora and fauna that you will enjoy is very natural. Scuba diving, snorkeling, sailing, fishing

Victoria Point

A border town with sea views, lively markets, and quick boat access from Thailand across the Kraburi River