Myanmar
(or Burma) is the sacred land of Buddhist with gold temples, monks and
ancient monasteries and a lot of beautiful natural landscapes.
Myanmar is not only the pilgrimage land
of the Buddha’s disciples but also hides a lot of exciting things for
people who like adventure, discovery. Here,
Huong Viet Travel introduce 10 unique tourist destination in Myanmar. Don’t forget to visit this beautiful country!
1. Swedagon Golden Temple (Yangon)
This is a golden symbol of Myanmar, the
temple is 2500 years old, its legend was born before the Buddha died.
Swedagon tower is 98m high and many smaller towers are around where save
many sacred treasures of Buddhism. Although there are a lot of wars and
calamity, Swedagon is still one of the largest temples in the world.
2. Golden Rock (Mon State)
It’s more than 200km far from Yangon,
Golden Rock’s at an altitude of 1,100 m, with little pagodas Kyaiktyo
create a relic unique. Golden Rock is famous by the protruding and gold
surfaces. If you want to go on the Kyaiktiyo temple, you sure have to
pass Golden Rock. However, only men can approach Golden Rock, women
could only remote viewing .
3. Shwezigon Golden Temple (Bagan)
Located in Bagan (capital of the ancient
Pagan kingdom where focused thousands of big and small temples).
Shwezigon Golden temple that is the second largest In Myanmar, was built
in the 12th century
4. Shwesandaw Temple (Bagan)
In Bagan, you should come to Shwesandaw
every sunset to watch the sunset. Standing from here, you can see the
legend Bagan lands with thousands of large and small temples, towers.
It’s really very impressive
5. Ananda Temple (Bagan)
Also located in Bagan, Ananda is built
in the 11-12 centuries. This is a testament about the golden age of the
Bagan kingdom with the reign of the great king Tilinman. Ananda has
unique architecture, unlike the two famous Golden temple above, and also
unlike temples or towers in the Bagan area.
6. Mahamuni Temple (Mandalay)
Mandalay is Burma’s capital, where have a
lot of temples and the monk. Mahamuni Temple that is a gold symbol of
Mandalay, was built in the 18th century. There are a 4m high statue,
weighing is 6.5 tonnes and was plated gold layer 15cm thick – so annual
the Buddhist devotees still come here to dedicate and continue platinize
the statues.
7. Inhwa Village (Mandalay)
Inwa is a beautiful little village
beside Ayeyarwady River. This ancient village is famous tourist
destination with multiple heritages as Bagaya Kyaung monastery was built
by 267 teak pillars or Nanmyin leaning tower that is 27m high …
8. Mingun village (Mandalay)
Mingun there are many monuments and
landscapes but the most prominent is the Mingun bell and sometimes
people object Chinthe are considered treasures. Chinthe (mascot half
lion half dragon) is a pair of giant statues standing guard by the river
bank. But stupa Mingun gives the opposite feeling overwhelmed, orange
brick block striking blue sky lofty.
9. Ubein Bridge (Mandalay)
Ubein Bridge that is in Amarapura
ancient village, is the longest teak bridge in the world (1.2 km).
Wooden bridge was almost 200 years old. The way that Amarapura Villagers
comeback home, was the pilgrims path of the monks who wore long robes …
From U Bein Bridge, sunset was brilliant and impressive that any
visitor will remember if they have ever seen
10. Inle Lake (Shan)
Inle Lake is about 11km wide, stretches 22 km from north to south. When you have
adventure tour or
sightseeing tour
to the lake, you will experience many emotions: going through the
floating house, the boat, the fisherman who wear traditional dress
Longiy, sailing as artists ….