Bagn is the capital of the first Myanmar Empire, It’s Located on the eastern bank of Ayeyarwaddy River; Bagan is home to many archaeological sites. There are many Temples, Pagodas and monuments to be found throughout the area and visitors can embark on a spiritual and historical journey by going from one temple to another as all the buildings are beautifully and uniquely designed. There is more to Bagan then temples and religious monuments. Bagan is also home to Myanmar’s archaeological, museum, as well as the highly revered Mount Popa.

Mandalay the last capital of Myanmar King is located in Central Myanmar 668km north Yangon. Mandalay is second largest city with rich cultural heritage. It’s also the commercial center with rail, road, river and air links to all parts of the country. There are several ancient capitals around Mandalay such as Amapura, Sagaing, Ava( Inwa), Mingun where Kongbaung dynasty kings established capitals respectively.

Inle Lake is a second largest lake in Myanmar and beautiful high land lake. It is 900 meters above sea level. The lake is 22km long and 10 km across ( Covering roughly 45 square miles in a beautiful and remote, mountain area of the Shan State), but the Inlay basin represents an entire region. Inle is the one of the main tourist attraction in Myanmar. One could spend a week exploring the lake villages and nearby towns and sights such Kakku, Kalaw and Pindaya Cave.