Yangon Or Rangon

Myanmar`s commercial capital and largest city, Yangon is bustling hub of culture, history, and people. Our full day excursion takes in its most spectacular sights.

Bagan

It's also one of the most visited places in Myanmar. Bagan is also nicknamed the “Land of Pagodas.” Between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries, more than ten thousands pagodas, temples, and monasteries were built over a 67 square kilometer area around the city。

Inle lake

Famous for being the largest lake in Shan Highlands and 2nd largest natural lake in Myanmar, Inle Lake is always on the top list of must-visit destinations of any Myanmar journey. Inle Lake is tucked away between two verdant mountain ranges and is home to plenty of stilt villages and floating gardens. Whenever referring to this enormous and charming lake, one thing immediately springs to everyone's mind - the image of a local fisherman who rows in 'one-legged' style.

Pathodawgyi

It is an amazing site to see. Biggest unfinished pagoda..If ever finished the country of Myanmar will collapse. It is stunning. The side with the large earthquake crack down it is stunning.Beware while being barefoot of all the stones.

Kayah Ladies

Padaung (Yan Pa Doung) is a Shan term for the Kayan Lahwi (the group in which women wear the brass neck rings). The Kayan residents in Mae Hong Son Province in Northern Thailand refer to themselves as Kayan and object to being called Padaung.

Ngapali Beach

Experience everything Ngapali has to offer in this private day tour with a friendly local guide by your side. Starting out from your hotel, explore the bustling town of Thandwe and do some shopping at the local market full of intense local colors and smells. In ancient times, when Thandwe was still known as Dvaravati, the harbor served as a port of call for Indian seafarers en route to or from the Malay Peninsula.