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The History & Culture?

Burma is a mostly Theravada Buddhist country. Buddhism approached Burma around the inception of the Christian era, mixing with Hinduism, which was imported from India and indigenous animism. The Pyu and Mon kingdoms of the first millennium were Buddhist, but the early Bamar peoples were animists. The people of Myanmar follow the Burmese culture and their traditions still prevail in the present day.

Facts Good to Know

Capital

Naypyitaw
Official Language

Burmese
Population

5.34 crores
Total Area

676,575 km²
Currency

Burmese kyat

What it offers to Travellers?

Myanmar is filled with surprises and wonders for its travellers. Experience the blend of cultures and dimensions of excellent architecture with the most appealing natural beauty.

Places to be Around

Shwedagon Paya

The Shwedagon Pagoda, officially named Shwedagon Zedi Daw and also known as the Great Dagon Pagoda and the Golden Pagoda, is a golden stupa located in Yangon, Myanmar. The 326-foot-tall pagoda is situated on Singuttara Hill, to the west of Kandawgyi Lake, and covers the Yangon skyline.

Bagan

An ancient city of splendid temples across a enormous abundant land, Myanmar's crown jewel, Bagan is known for its incredible sunrises, sunsets and classic sceneries. Some of the offbeat temples to witness during sunrise and sunset are the Bluedi and North Guni, mainly due to their landscape and exclusive viewpoint

Inle Lake

The Inle Lake region is one of Myanmar's most stunning destinations and just a short flight away from Mandalay or Yangon. A gigantic, peaceful lake scattered with floating gardens, Inle Lake is a miraculous scene, where stilt-house villages and Buddhist temples rise above the water.

Mount Kyaiktiyo

The beautiful sightseeing of Kyaiktiyo Mountain is a brilliant and grand architecture. Golden Rock Temple at Kyaiktiyo Mountain is a chief pilgrimage destination for Burmese Buddhists.

Mandalay

Mandalay is one of the most visited tourist attractions of Myanmar tourism. The dramatic appeal of many breathtaking landscapes, glorious pagodas, and inimitable culture explains the tourist populated place. Mandalay is the second-largest city and is the last Burmese royal capital.

Things to Do

Biking on the road to Mandalay

Live the thrill and go biking with your friends in the roads to Mandalay. You can hire bikes from the rentals.

Hidden temples of Bagan

The city of Bagan boasts several temples spread throught out and tourists find their calm amidst the colonial streets and offbeat and untouched gems in the form of temples in Bagan.

777 steps of Mount Popa

Mount Popa is one of the best Myanmar sightseeing attractions. A sacred monastery, with stupas gleaming gold, suspended atop an destroyed volcano. 777 steps guide the way to the top of Mount Popa, the control center of Myanmar’s most powerful Nats, and the road is lined with monkeys.

Sunset boat ride on Inle Lake

Inle Lake is one of the most dazzling lakes in the world and the stilt houses and Buddhist temples rising from the swampy reeds add to its glamour. Experience the tranquility of Inle Lake by taking a ride on one of the slim long tail wooden boats and sonder along the silence and emptiness of the lake.

Experience the calmness of Shwedagon Pagoda at night

There’s something special about the silence calm of Shwedagon Pagoda. The pagoda is the most holy Buddhist Pagoda in Myanmar as it is believed to contain the remnants of four previous Buddhas and, it is stuffed with worshipers at night. The golden beauty of the Pagoda is out of this world after darkness falls.

Myanmar

The Flawless Landscape