OVERVIEW
Myanmar is a direct pronunciation in English of the country’s official Burmese name Myanma — meaning fast and strong people — which dates to the 12th century. The Burmese people are indeed a strong people whose culture has endured despite the attempts of Kublai Khan in the 13th century, the British in the 19th century and then the nation’s military in recent decades to subjugate the country. Myanmar emerged from military rule in 2011 and since then, travel to most parts of the country has opened up. This ten-day journey takes you to the most interesting corners of this beautiful land resplendent with golden temples.
DETAILED ITINERARY
GALLERY
A warm room at the hotel by the Red Canal in Mandalay
Aureum Palace Hotel and Resort on Ngapali Beach
Aureum Palace Hotel overlooking the Bagan plains
Inle Princess Resort on the shores of Inle Lake
The beachfront deck at Aureum Palace Hotel and Resort on Ngapali Beach
The curious one-legged rowing style of Intha fishermen on Inle Lake
The Lovely Governors Residence in Yangon
The magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon
The numerous temples on the Bagan plain
The peaceful grounds of the Hotel by the Red Canal in Mandalay
A confortable room at Inle Princess Resort on Inle Lake
A room at Aureum Palace Hotel in Bagan
A room at Governors Residence in Yangon
A view of Mandalay Hill from the Ayeyarwaddy River
A beachside room at Aureum Palace and Resort at Ngapali Beach
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