Bago (Pegu), this former ancient capital is located 80 kilometers from Yangon, en route to Kyaiktiyo. Sightseeing in Bago includes impressive temples, open-air markets, cheroot making, and woodcarving centers.


Inle Lake, is one of the highlights of the Myanmar experience. It provides lovely scenery with its hazy mountains in the distance. The vast lake is studded with floating gardens and is renowned for its unique leg-rowers and local markets.


Pyin Oo Lwin (Maymyo), located 64 kilometers from Mandalay and over 1,000 meters above sea level, it was founded during colonial times.Visitors can enjoy beautiful scenery, cool climate and nostalgic atmosphere from the old buildings and botanical gardens.


Kengtung (Kyaing Tong), is the point of departure for one-day treks to the ethnic villages of Akha, Lahu, Wa and Shans and also the center of the Golden Triangle and one of the most picturesque towns in Shan State. To reach some of the most remote but inhabited mountain areas, we have to traveling through on a rough road (160 kilometers), adventurous visitors can reach Tachilek near the border of Thailand.


Thandwe (Sandoway), located about ten kilometers northeast of Ngapali with 45-minute flight from Yangon, one will arrive in Thandwe. It is on the verge of becoming the finest resort in the country with its sandy beaches.


Monywa, one of the major trading point for agricultural produce from the region and located on the bank of the Chindwin River. This town is a gateway for cross-river visits to the ancient carved cave temple of Po Win Daung and the spectacular Thanboddhay Paya Stupa complex.


Mount Popa, is an isolated and inactive volcano and rising 737 meters from the Myingyan Plain. A shrine dedicated to the legendary "Nat" spirits lies at the top of a steep-sided volcanic plug, which can be reached by ascending 777 steps.