19 years experience in hotels and tourism industry in Myanmar

Inle Lake is the second largest lake in Myanmar, 22 kilometers long and 11 kilometer wide located in the Shan State. The lake is one of the wonder not to miss when visiting Myanmar. Intha people to mean “sons of the lake” are estimated ....

Mandalay, the 2nd largest city is considered as the cultural heart of Myanmar. Mandalay was founded in 1857 by King Mindom, and a year later, it replaced Amarapura as the capital. The city has a great historical importance with buildings ......

Ngapali Beach is probably the most famous one in the Arakhine State, one hour far from Yangon by flight. A few days stay in Ngapali is a perfect end after a cultural tour around Myanmar to relax in an unspoiled environment. ...............

Whichever the way to approach by air or by boat, the view of the 2 200 temples and pagodas in the savannah landscape is memorable. Nowhere in the world can be find a comparable density of sacred buildings ....

The Golden Rock of Kyaikhtiyo is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites for Myanmar Buddhists. The gold –plated boulder is said to maintain its balance thanks to a single hair of the Buddha being enshrined inside ....

Rangoon roots go back from many centuries, Built on the site of the ancient Mon city of Dagon found 2000 years ago, it lies along the Rangoon River and it is one of the country major ports. The little fishing villa ....

Mrauk Oo called also Myohaung is the former capital of the Arakan State established by King Min Saw Mon in 1430. It was quickly developed as an important center for trade and handicrafts with links to Europe and Arabia. This dynamic ....