The Famous Travel Destinations in Myanmar

 

Myanmar is the sacred land of Buddhism with golden temples, monks in red dress in ancient monasteries. Besides, many beautiful natural landscapes of this country are also attractive and mysterious destinations for all travelers around the world.

We can say that this country is not only a sacred land of pilgrimage for Buddhist disciples, but also hides a lot of interesting things waiting for travelers all around the world.

 

Here is the list of travel destinations not to be missed during a trip in Myanmar.

 

Swedagon golden temple in Yangon: With2500 years old, the Swedagon temple is considered as the golden symbol of Myanmar. This pagoda, according to legend, was built before the Shakyamuni Buddha left this world. We can say that this is the most sacred temple in this country which keeps many sacred treasures of Buddhism. After many wars and natural disasters, but the Swedagon temple is an imposing and intact structure but retains its ancient appearance.

 

Golden Rock: At more than 200 kilometers from Yangon or the capital of Myanmar, the Golden Rock at an altitude of 1.100m with the small temple of Kyaiktyo creates an irresistible destination. It's an'' unstable '' rock on the cliff of the Mount Kyaiktiyo but it’s very strong and difficult to move. The Golden Rock and the Kyaiktiyotemple are an attractive tourist destination, a fascinating pilgrimage site during travel in Myanmar. Human creation and the magic of nature have created a beautiful masterpiece. For international travelers, the contemplation of a rock and a temple covered by gold leaves lying on a mountain cliff is an interesting and unique thing.

 

Shwesandaw temple in Bagan : Coming in Bagan, don’t forget to go to the Shwesandaw temple at sunset. Standing here, you can admire the legendary land of Bagan with thousands of temples, large and small towers in the last rays of twilight which creates a quite spectacular landscape.

 

Mahamuni temple in Mandalay: Mandalay is the former capital of Myanmar, which is also home of many temples and religious followers. Beginning construction in the 18th century, the Mahamuni temple is the famous symbol of Mandalay today. Annually, Buddhists disciples come here to present offerings and continue to cover the temple with gold. This temple deserves to be not only the ideal place for lovers of discovery but also for spiritual travelers.

 

UBein Bridge in Mandalay: Situated in the old town of Amarapura, U Bein is the longest bridge in teak in the world (1.2km). The U Bein Bridge which was built 200 years ago is the main traffic way of the villagers of Amarapura and also the important trail for Buddhist pilgrimage. All visitors will never forget the sunsets admired from the U Bein Bridge with brilliant images and unique artistic looks.

 

InleLake in Shan State: Inle Lake having 11 km wide, extending from north to south, is an ideal destination when traveling in Myanmar for those who love peace and the desire to escape from the routine of everyday life. During a boat trip on the lake, you will meet fishermen fishing by leg, floating houses ... Both sides of the lake are surrounded by green mountains creating many poetic and majestic spaces.

 

Village of Mingun in Mandalay: Mingun is a land with many monuments and beautiful natural landscapes but the most important landmarks in the Mingun village are Mingun bell and statues of Chinthe which are considered as the symbol of the local popluation. Chinthe (animal with half lion and half dragon) are two massive statues next to the river. Visitors will be surprised and impressed by the stupaofMingunbuilt by brick blocks since thousands of years, but still keeps its ancient and timeless characteristics…

 

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