Myanmar is home to several exceptional natural and cultural touristic sites. Its historical cities and remnants of ancient bygone eras are standing side by side with modern infrastructure. Home to a number of UNESCO sites, there are plenty to explore on your trip to Myanmar. Bagan Archaeological Area and Monuments contain more than 2,500 Buddhist temples dating back to the 10th century.

The Mergui Archipelago is located in Myanmar’s (Burma’s) remote south: a group of 800 deserted islands that lie at the heart of the sailing area. Cruise with the wind, have hundreds of islands to yourself, meet the indigenous Moken; sea nomads” and learn about their culture. Get away from the crowd and go swimming at hundreds of untouched beaches. Explore and discover the nature and relax at paradise beaches.

Looking for an exotic escape for your once-in-a-lifetime experiences? Myanmar, formerly known as Burma is still an under the radar honeymoon destination. Burn your memory with a lasting impression and the wonderful experiences of luxury river cruise on the Ayeyarwaddy River, iconic Bagan and charming Inle Lake. A honeymoon in Myanmar may feel like an adventure because at times feel completely disconnected with the modern world.

The Naga is a group of people who live mainly in northwestern Myanmar, as well as some parts of India. Naga is rich in tradition and culture. Visiting the places is an experience of one of its kind and probably different from any part of the country. The skillful dancers are proudly showing off traditions that have lasted thousands of years. Participate in their dances, music and learn to pound rice into wine, traditional cooking. Worth visiting.