Being the largest country on the Southeast Asia peninsula, and being bounded by India and China, Myanmar, formerly Burma, is the hot destination in the region due its endowed favorable weather conditions, pristine beaches, natural forests.
Apart from that, Myanmar is also the promise land which has its own set of cultural tradition and idiosyncrasies. Some of these customs set it apart from that of other neighboring countries. Some traditions are interesting, but sometimes challenge the visitor a little bit, and require them to adapt to. From Buddhism and religious courtesy, wedding ceremony to the clothing, all of which wait to see you and welcome vacationers to discover fist-hand.

A mystical country only recently accessible, Myanmar is still both enigmatic and exciting. Bagan is a plain with over a thousand temples, enough, surely for even the most avid culture addict . Curious ‘leg’ fisherman perpetuate an ‘angling’ style not seen anywhere else in the East and Yangon has the largest number of colonial buildings in South East Asia. Mandalay, the last capital of Myanmar is also included. In order to maximise time at each destination there are three short internal flights.

As a relative newcomer to adventure travel, exploring the mysterious nation of Myanmar (also known as Burma) often feels like setting foot on a foreign, untouched planet. With few other travellers to contend with, the natural and man-made wonders of this underexplored part of Southeast Asia often feel like they’ve been placed here just for you. And what wonders they are: Inle Lake’s unique floating gardens, the staggering imperial ruins of ancient Bagan, the incomparable palaces of Mandalay, and enveloping forests throughout. Unknown pleasures await – come find them.