Sittwe

Sittwe is situated on an estuarial island at the confluence of the Kaladan River, Myu River, and Lemyo River. The location of Sittwe is between East Longitude 92deg 56′ and North Latitute 20deg 7′ and 22deg 17′. This port city of the Rakhine State sits at the mouth of the Kaladan River where it empties […]

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Kyaukpyu

Kyaukpyu is a town of western Myanmar on the eastern coast of the Bay of Bengal. Just to the south is the offshore island of Ramree in Combermere Bay, while 250 miles (400 km) to the northwest lies Yangon. The town includes a natural harbor which connects rice trade between Calcutta and Yangon. The estimated […]

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Mawlamyine (Moulmein) – Mon State

Mawlamyine (or Moulmein )is the capital of the Mon State in the Union of Myanmar. It is also the third largest city in the country, after Yangon and Mandalay. It has a population of about 240,000. Mawlamyine is an ancient Mon town. The name according to the legend comes from Mot-Mua-Lum, meaning “one eye destroyed” […]

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Tuyin Taung or Tuyin Hill

Tuyin Taung or the Tuyin hill is located on the eastern side of the Ayeyarwaddy River bank of Bagan. Similar to Tantkyi Taung Pagoda, another famous pagoda in the Bagan region is the Tuyin Taung Pagoda. Tuyin Taung Pagoda was built during A.D 1059 by King Anawrahta. King Vizaraba from Sri Lanka donated one of […]

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Tantkyi Taung or Tantkyi Hill

Tantkyi Taung or the Tantkyi hill is located on the western side of Ayeyarwaddy river which falls on the other side of Bagan. On the Tantkyi Hill lies a Pagoda and is known as the Tantkyi Taung Pagoda. The Tantkyi Taung Pagoda was built during A.D 1059 by King Anawrahta. King Vizaraba from Sri Lanka […]

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Salay

Salay is a colorful old religious center in Central Myanmar it is about 1 ½ hours south of Bagan. In between visiting the numerous ancient monasteries, adorned with beautiful woodcarving, you can enjoy the beauty of this compact city of colonial buildings, monasteries and pagodas.   Visit the famous monastery “Yoke-Sone-Kyaung” which is a cultural […]

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Mt.Popa

Mt. Popa is about 50km away from Bagan. It takes about 45 minutes drive from Nyaung Oo Airport, Bagan.   Mt. Popa is an extinct volcano that is estimated to have erupted for the final time, over three hundred and twenty thousand years ago. However, popa’s attraction today lies not so much in its geological […]

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Magwe

Magwe Division is located in the central part of Myanmar. Its major part falls in the Dry Zone. Magwe Division has a common boundary with Mandalay and Bago Divisions as well as Rakhine and Chin States. Sagaing Division is to its north; Mandalay Division, to its east; Bago Division, to its south, and Rakhine and […]

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Transportation

Getting Around Visitors can also hire bicycles at some hotels and guest houses to roam around. The charges are taken per hour service. You must carry some water along with you while you go out with a bicycle. Ferry boats can also be hired to flow in the Ayeyarwaddy. The ferry stand is near the […]

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Handicrafts & Souvenir Shops

Ever Stand Lacquerware Work Shop Between Old Bagan & Nyaung Oo., Wetkyi-in Village, Bagan Tel: 95-62-70461 Golden Cucko Lacquerware Work Shop Myin Ka Par Village, Bagan Tel: 95-62-70028 Shwe La Yaung Lacquerware Shop South Qtr. Myinkaba, Bagan Tel: 95-62-70425 Shwe Wah Thein Near the East Entrance of Old Bagan, Taung Be Village, Bagan Tel: 95-62-70032 […]

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