Thanbyuzayat Railway Station

Perched high in Mawlamyine, Kyaikthanlan Pagoda dazzles visitors with breathtaking panoramic city views, tranquil vibes, and stunning sunsets.

Mrauk U is a culturally rich town in Myanmar, famed for its ancient ruins and captivating sunsets after a scenic boat ride through Rakhine State.

Corriander Leaf offers a chic, family-friendly vibe for Indian cuisine in Yangon, where flavorful dishes shine amidst a comfortable atmosphere.

Nestled in a charming downtown heritage building, Sharky's second branch dazzles with Roman-style pizzas, gourmet burgers, and artisanal delights, all crafted with local ingredients in a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that invites casual dining or catching up over gelato.

Bogyoke Aung San Market is a vibrant, multilevel bazaar in Yangon, brimming with unique treasures—from jewelry to local delicacies—perfect for leisurely exploring.

Nestled in Inwa, the Bagaya Monastery is a striking 1834 teak marvel adorned with intricate carvings, where its serene beauty whispers tales of faded grandeur.

Upscale lodging offering 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool & a spa, along with free breakfast & Wi-Fi. In a Colonial-style 1920s mansion, this refined hotel in the Embassy Quarter is 3 km from the 99m-tall Shwedagon Pagoda and 15 km from Yangon International Airport. The airy, elegant rooms include free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and minibars, as well as sitting areas. Suites add separate living rooms with sofabeds, and upgraded suites offer 2 bedrooms. Breakfast is complimentary. Other amenities include 2 chic restaurants (1 on a waterside terrace), plus a lounge bar, a spa, and a garden with lotus ponds. There's also an outdoor pool and a business centre.

Nestled in the heart of Mandalay, this quirky budget hotel offers clean rooms, friendly service, and a rooftop breakfast with great views, perfect for backpackers.

Explore the National Museum of Myanmar, a five-story treasure trove of Burmese history, culture, and art, perfect for a leisurely, enriching visit.

Turquoise Mountain, a stunning space revitalizing Yangon since 2016, champions traditional crafts and supports local artisans in a vibrant, green setting.