Yangon
Yangon is the Capital of Myanmar. In 1755 King Alaung Phaya founded it on the site of a small village call Dagon which he occupied. Yangon means "End of Strife". Before 1988, Yangon was formally known as Rangoon.

Mandalay
Mandalay is the historical old capital, a capital of Myanmar culture, Buddhist Sasana and Myanmar traditional arts and crafts, with the life span of one hundred and forty two years, a city which abounds in historical sites.

Bagan
One of the most remarkable archaeological sites in Asia, if not the world, the magic of Bagan has inspired visitors to Myanmar for nearly 1000 years. Once the centre of a glorious kingdom and ancient temples.

Inle
Inle Lake is the jewel of the Shan State, famous for its unique one-leg rowers, floating villages and colorful market, Inle silk woven by hand looms. The enchanting lake sheltered by 1500m high mountains and covering 145km.

Kyaikhtiyo
Kyaikhtiyo pagoda is one of the most ancient and celebrated of all pagodas in Myanmar. This pagoda is situated on a rocky mountain 3615 ft above sea level. It is situated in the vicinity of Kyaikhto Township.

Kawthoung
Kawthoung is the gate way of Mergui archipelago located at the southern edge of Myanmar. The town was build by British and named Victoria Point. There is a river name Perchan separate Kawthoung and Ranong of Thiland.

Mrauk U
Mrauk - U was once the capital of the once powerful Rakhine Kings the archaeological remains in Rakhine (Arakan), date chiefly from the 15th and 16th centuries. It is 50 miles (80 Km) from the mouth of Kaladan River.

Ngapali
Similar to the best beaches of Asean countries the long white beach of Ngapali stretches over 3 km with blue sea, white sand and swaying coconut palm trees. There you can enjoy taking with boat trip & snorkel trips.

Ngwesaung
Ngwe Saung Beach is facing the Bay of Bengal. The beach stretches 15 km of white sand, blue sea, untouched surrounding, magnificent landscaping, most of all new hotels at chalet style with international standard.

Chaungtha
Chaungtha beach curves inwards in the shape of a crescent stretching for nearly a mile and has the white sand with crystal clear blue water. There lays one mile diagonally across Phokalar Island is formed by oysters and shells.