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Yangon: It was essentially a small settlement called Dagon, meaning the city on a spit of land. King Alaungpaya renamed it as Yangon, meaning the City of the End of Strife, meaning Peaceful City. The architects of modern Yangon were Lieutenant Fraser of the Bengal Engineers ... more >>

Bago: It is just 80 km by car from Yangon. It is a one-time capital of the Hanthawady Dynasty of Mon kings. It was founded by two Mon princes, who strangely saw a female himsa bird perching on the back of the male one. Taking it as a good omen, the two prices built a city on the spot ... more >>

Kyaikhtiyo: Kyaikhtiyo pagoda is also known as the Golden Rock Pagoda. It is situated in Kyaikhto township in Mon State, four-hour drive from Yangon. There is a well-beaten path leading to the Pagoda on the peak of the mountain. It automatically makes a good trekking ... more >>

Mandalay: Mandalay is about 620 km north of Yangon and is reachable by land, waterway and flight. Mandalay was the capital of the last Myanmar Empire and is the second largest city after Yangon. The three most impressive are handicraft makings, gold-leaf making & bronze casting ... more >>

Sagaing: An ancient capital of royal Myanmar. In the rolling hills are countless hermitages for hermits and monasteries for monks, rest houses for nuns and laymen. It is and ideal place or peace of mind, away from the fast pace of city life. It is sublime to wander in these hills beneath a canopy of green ... more >>

Bagan: The ruins of Bagan cover a tract of country, measuring about 16 square miles along the east bank of Ayeyarwady. The monuments which are now in all stages of decay were erected mostly from the 11th - 13th centuries AD, during which Bagan was in its heydays. Now that Bagan ... more >>

Inle: Inle Lake is on the plateau of Shan State. It is in Nyaungshwe Township, not far from Taunggyi. It is 22 km long and 11km wide. It is reachable by car or flight via Heho from Yangon. The people are virtually Inthas who are staunch Buddhists. Inle Lake is really indolent, surrounded by blue mountains ... more >>

Mrauk U: Mrauk - U situated in latitude 20-44'N and longitude 93 26'E was once the capital of the once powerful Rakhine Kings the archaeological remains in Rakhine (Arakan), as we now see them, date chiefly from the 15th and 16th centuries. It stands at Aung Dat creak about 50 miles (80 Km) from the mouth of Kaladan River where... more >>