Mandalay City Tours

19/07/2018

19/07/2018

Mrauk U (ေျမာက္ဦး; pronounced ‘mrau-oo’), Myanmar’s second-most-famous archaeological site, is very different from Bagan. The temples – previously mistaken for forts due to their thick, bunker-like walls, built for protection from the fierce Rakhine winds – are smaller and newer and, unlike Bagan’s, predominantly made from stone, not brick. Mrauk U's temples, too, are dispersed throughout a still-inhabited and fecund landscape of small villages, rice paddies, rounded hillocks and grazing cows, whereas Bagan's temples stand in somewhat sterile isolation. Beyond its temples, Mrauk U remains a rough-and-ready riverside town surrounded by some beautiful countryside, where you'll find Chin villages and other significant archaeological and religious sites. Best of all, you’re likely to have the temples all to yourself: only about 5000 foreigners make it to Mrauk U annually. That will change if a long-delayed airport opens in the next few years, so get here before the rush.

13/01/2018

" Trip to Monywa "

10/01/2018

" Come And See Myanmar "

02/01/2018

02/01/2018

Mandalay City Tour at 2018

02/01/2018

Lovely Sunset To Say Goodbye To 2017 & Warmly Welcome To 2018

17/12/2017

Say Goodbye and See You All Again in Myanmar!

17/12/2017

Visiting Shwedagon Pagoda

08/12/2017

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08/12/2017

Touring Around Mandalay City

05/12/2017

Touring Around Monywa

03/12/2017

Mandalay Cultural Tour with Margherita Ertola

28/11/2017

Kuthodaw Pagoda ( World Biggest Book )

28/11/2017

Mahamuni Buddha Image in Mandalay

29/10/2017

Tha Kya Di Tha Nunnery at Sagaing Hill

18/10/2017

Burmese Star Tortoises