Myanmar Travel

29/11/2023

Shwedagon pagoda

29/11/2023

Golden Rock

26/11/2023

Lunch time pray at Hnee Pagoda

25/11/2023

Popa Mountain

25/11/2023

Beautiful smiles of Bagan

25/11/2023

Hot air balloon in Bagan

23/11/2023

November offers the perfect moment for capturing the enchanting sunset at U Bein Bridge, Mandalay. 🌅✨

23/11/2023

Taking in the breathtaking view from the top of Mandalay Hill, with a charming golf course 🏞️⛳ nestled at its base, winding its way towards the river.

23/11/2023

Sad to hear about last night's conflict in Loikaw, once a peaceful town near the Thai border and not far from the capital of Myanmar. Our thoughts are with the community 🕊️.
Explore the beauty of Loikaw in this video!

Production manager and travel consultant team of Myanmar Travel inspected the site of Loikaw – Myanmar.From Inle Lake, we drove 5 hours down South, nice driv...

23/11/2023

📖🌏 Behold the awe-inspiring beauty of the world's largest Buddha book, meticulously carved on over seven hundred pages of marble in Mandalay, Myanmar.

22/11/2023

Daily life unfolds gracefully at Mahagandayon Monastery in Mandalay, Myanmar. 📸✨ Join us on a visual journey through moments of tranquility, devotion and the rich cultural tapestry at this enchanting monastery!

21/11/2023

Occasional delays in domestic flights happen as planes circle around these stops, depending on previous arrivals. In case of a wait, savoring a cup of coffee is not a bad option! ☕✈️

21/11/2023

Reclining Bhuda built in 1907, which is 19meter tall and 65 metter long. One of the top attraction in Yangon City.

21/11/2023

November 2023: Yangon Airport's international terminal: Experience the enhanced cleanliness and improved organization compared to its past. ✈️✨

06/11/2023

Yangon: Unveiling Colonial Grandeur

Yangon's colonial architecture tells tales of a bygone era. Wandering its streets reveals splendid relics from British colonial rule. Elaborate facades, graceful arches, and majestic columns grace landmarks like City Hall, High Court and the Secretariat.

These architectural treasures, with their weathered grandeur and enduring allure, provide a window into Myanmar's history and colonial heritage, enriching the city's cultural fabric.



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10/10/2023

🏖 Ngapali Beach: A Paradise of Sand, Sea, and Culture in Myanmar.

Ngapali Beach is a beautiful and serene beach in Myanmar 🇲🇲, located on the Bay of Bengal coast in Rakhine State. It is the second largest beach in Myanmar, with an estimated length of 7 km, and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. ✨

The beach is famous for its white sand, palm trees, clear water, and peaceful atmosphere. It is also home to many fishing villages, where you can see the local fishermen and their boats. 🌊 🛶



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06/10/2023

🕌 Kyaiktiyo Pagoda: The Gravity-Defying Golden Rock of Myanmar

Kyaiktiyo Pagoda or Golden Rock in Mon State is one of the most striking pagodas because of its location. It’s perched on a boulder that’s covered with gold leaves. The boulder itself seems to defy gravity as it perfectly balances itself on another rock. 🗿

🙏 It’s believed that the boulder remains in its unusual position by virtue of the hair relic enshrined in the pagoda. And, legend has it that the boulder is supported by a strand of hair from Buddha.

Whatever the reason, the unusual and dramatic attraction makes it one of the most sought-after Myanmar places to visit. 📷 ✨



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03/10/2023

🕌 Shwedagon Pagoda - A Golden Wonder of Myanmar’s Buddhism

Shwedagon Pagoda is a magnificent and sacred Buddhist site in Yangon, Myanmar. It is also known as the Golden Pagoda because it is covered with gold leaf and adorned with thousands of diamonds and gems. It is believed to contain relics of the four previous Buddhas of the present kalpa, including eight strands of hair from Gautama Buddha. 🙏

🌟 Shwedagon Pagoda is a remarkable example of Myanmar’s cultural and religious heritage. It is a place where you can experience the beauty, history, and spirituality of Buddhism in Myanmar.



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22/09/2023

Mergui Archipelago

🏝️ Set sail for the remote and untouched paradise of the Mergui Archipelago in southern Myanmar.

With over 800 islands, reefs, and charming fishing villages awaiting your discovery, this is a haven for divers and sailing enthusiasts alike.

But wait, there's more! On terra firma, you'll encounter a thriving ecosystem teeming with wildlife and some of the world's oldest mangrove forests.

🌿 Among the gems of this archipelago is Lampi Island, Myanmar's very own national marine park, and 115 other islands boasting pristine coral reefs and powdery white sand beaches.

Arrr, if you're wondering how to get there, we've got you covered. Hop on a flight to Ranong from the vibrant city of Phuket in Thailand; it's an easy gateway to these enchanting islands.

Alternatively, you can catch a flight from Yangon to Kawthaung airport. So, drop anchor and embark on your Mergui adventure – it's time to explore this hidden gem in the Andaman Sea!

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19/09/2023

Fancy a delightful adventure? 🌏
Allow us to introduce you to the enchanting land of Myanmar, where the possibilities are as limitless as your imagination.

First on our list, channel your inner Indiana Jones and wander through the awe-inspiring ancient temples of Bagan. Then, bask in the golden glory of the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon – a sight to behold. For panoramic vistas that'll make you swoon, ascend Mandalay Hill.
Feeling festive? Join the vivacious celebrations Myanmar has to offer!
Ahoy, mates! Cruise along the serene Irrawaddy River, or embark on a trek through the picturesque hills of Kalaw. And when it's time to unwind, let your troubles wash away on the beautiful beaches of the Mergui Archipelago. 🏖️

But wait, there's more! Myanmar is a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be uncovered. So, don your explorer's hat and contact us now to plan your family or group trip to this most mysterious and pristine country in the world.
Cheers to new adventures!" 🌟🗺️

26/04/2022

The beauty of Myanmar
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26/04/2022

Cool down Yangon Summer with a local beer!
When the country open for visitors?
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09/07/2020

Myanmar is an undiscovered gem of Southeast-Asia. The country was closed for over three decades and just open to the World recently and it is still mythical to the rest of the World unlike any land you know. A cultural and rich historical land, a huge mix of ethnic groups that makes Myanmar is more and more popular and a favorite destination for tourists.
However, all the issues of the long ethnic civil war of Rohingya, Muslims, landmines might let you have the question “How safe to travel to Myanmar”. Here are some tips to answer all your wonders:
1. Is Myanmar safe for travel now?

Traveling to almost all parts of Myanmar is very safe. There must see destinations: Colonial streets of Yangon, the ancient city of Bagan, Royal capital of Mandalay, plus the favorite destination of visitors in Inle Lake, Ngapali beach, Golden Rock, Kalaw, Monywa… getting more and more popular to all visitors and be absolutely safe.

The petty theft is almost non-existent, major crimes are uncommon. Crimes are super rare and crimes against tourists are taken very seriously.

The local people are nice and could be the friendliest people in the World. They are always helpful, sincere and showing great attitude to travelers.
They interact with and introduce foreigners to their culture. Even though many don’t speak English, they still go out of their way to make sure travelers feel comfortable.

Travel to Myanmar either by air, land, or sea. Even though the infrastructure of Myanmar has long way to grow to be equal to the neighboring countries but they are absolutely safe.
Moreover, some budget travelers or single travelers can take the public bus or train which is all safe for you.

2. Unsafe regions for travel in Myanmar

Some areas of the country remain off-limits due to ongoing civil war. Government is also warning and don’t allow tourist, as well as local people, come here due to the safety.

The Government effectively prohibits foreign visitors from visiting certain parts below the country due to the armed conflicts.
• Rakhine State: Especially the townships of Maungdaw, Rathedaung, Buthitaung
• Parts of Kachin State
• Paletwa township, in Southern Chin State
• Northern Shan State

Note: Always remember that the Myanmar state actively prohibits tourists from visiting these dangerous areas of the country.

3. Top safety tips for traveling to Myanmar

– Don’t go to the areas that are restricted by the Government.
– Always ask permission for taking pictures of locals and might be requested a small tip for them.
– You are advised to stay away from any kind of demonstration or outbreak.
– Should not discuss the politics with a local especially about the Rohingya situation.
– Be careful when crossing or even just walking along the road.
– If you have a tattoo with Buddha image, you should cover it up otherwise you could be deported as not showing them respect.
– Mosquito repellent is a must. Since they can carry the Zika virus, dengue fever, and Japanese encephalitis…
– If bringing cash, only new US dollar bank notes are accepted. Torn, worn or broken bills can’t be used in Myanmar.
– Purchase comprehensive travel insurance which covers all your intended activities.

Source: https://myanmartravel.com/how-safe-to-travel-to-myanmar/

1. Is Myanmar safe for travel now?

08/07/2020

Attractions in Mandalay
Established as the last royal capital of the Burmese Kingdom dated 1857, Mandalay located in the upper part of the country, on the east bank of the Irrawaddy River. Initially, its official name was Yadanabon (“City of Gem”), then changed after Mandalay Hill. The city is recognized as the proof of the splendor Burmese Golden Age – the hub of cultural, traditional, and spiritual centers.
Besides Yangon, Bagan and Inle Lake, Mandalay always in the list of city to visit in Myanmar. Visitors often spend 2 or 3 nights in Mandalay. So let see what to do in Mandalay? And uncover the attractions of this beautiful city.

Nearby Mandalay stands several ancient cities, Ava, Sagaing, Amarapura and Mingun… Three of them was the capitals of Kongboung dynasty kings.

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Visitors often spend 2 or 3 nights in Mandalay. So let see what to do in Mandalay? And uncover the attractions of this beautiful city.

25/03/2020

18/04/2019

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15/01/2019

If Mandalay isn’t on your bucket list of wanderlust-worthy destinations, then it really should be.
Mandalay has everything a holiday in Southeast Asia should have: spicy, fresh local flavors, sunset views from magnificent vantage points, ancient Buddhist temples that make you realize just how small and insignificant you are (in a good way). But there’s more; let a local game of chinlone be your workout and golden, skin-soothing thanaka be your sunscreen, and let us guide you on three wondrous days in Mandalay.

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04/12/2018

Wander around enchanted lakes, into fairy ancient towns blanketed in mysterious mist and you will be smitten with the delicate and sincere beauty of . Go beyond the sparkling golden pagodas or the beautiful beaches and let the gentle winds guide your hot-air balloon on the best ride in the air you ever had.

By Oliver Astrologo
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09/11/2018

Yangon, the former capital city of Myanmar, is the main gateway to this charming Southeast Asian country. Has recently opened itself up to tourism, this bustling city is on the move at an amazing pace. Offering abundance of wonders of the religious world, British Colonial architecture buildings, diverse and adventurous cuisine, extremely hospitable people, Yangon in particular and Myanmar in general is rapidly becoming a new traveler’s hotspot for travelers all around the world. Only a few days in the capital city will bring any travelers a deep glimpse into the past, present, and future of this beautiful nation.

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