Asia

Tourist Attractions in Sittwe Town, Myanmar Sittwe Town The port city of Sittwe, which can be found in the state of Rakhine, is a fascinating location to go sightseeing in. The city is located near the mouth of the Kaladon River and is home to a great number of traditionally designed homes, each of which […]

Tourist Attractions in Mrauk U Myanmar Mrauk U Town This town is renowned for its cultural value and is located in close proximity to the western coast of the nation. Rakhine King Minzawmon, who ruled around the 14th century, is credited with founding the city. Stupas and temples, such as the Shittaung, Dukkanthein, Andaw Paya, […]

Tourist Attractions in Mawlamyine, Myanmar Mon Cultural Museum This museum has been around since 1990 and is situated in Mawlamyine, which is in the state of Mon. Excellent exhibitions relating to the history of the Mon area may be seen at the museum. On the ground floor of this building are shown a variety of […]

Tourist Attractions in Mandalay, Myanmar Mandalay Fort In the year 1861, King Mindon ordered the construction of Mandalay city’s well-known and towering fort. After deciding to move his capital from Amarpura to Mandalay in 1857, the monarch issued the first orders for development of the new city. The fort is in the form of a […]

Tourist Attractions in Lashio, Myanmar Lashio Town This settlement is located close to the Burma Road’s terminus in the south. In its most basic form, it is composed of two neighbourhoods: the more modern Lashio Lay and the more established Lashio Gyi. Between the two districts, Lashio Lay is much larger. The Mansu Paya, the […]

Tourist Attractions in Kyaiktiyo, Myanmar Kyaiktiyo Stupa Golden Rock is another name for this pagoda, which can be seen in Kyaiktiyo, which  is located in the state of Mon. At the peak of Mount Kyaito is where you’ll find this pagoda that stands about 24 feet tall and is perched on a gold-gilded rock. One […]

Inle Lake, Myanmar This picture-perfect lake can be found in the Shan State and is bordered on all sides by stunning natural scenery. The lake stretches for about 22 kilometres in length and is famous for its many floating islands. These islands were formerly made up of floating water hyacinth and weeds, but with time, […]

Pindaya Caves, Shan State, Myanmar These caverns are well-known across the Shan state for the hundreds upon thousands of Buddha statues that can be found inside them. It is thought that some of the pictures on display here have been around since the 11th century, while others were produced at various periods throughout the course […]

Tourist Attractions in Bagan, Myanmar Tharaba (Sarabha) Gateway The remains of Tharaba Gateway are reminiscent of the city wall that surrounded Bagan in the 9th century. It was the most important gate on the city’s wall that ran along the eastern side. The pictures of Lord Handsome Nat may be seen on the right side […]

The political heart of Mongolia beats in the city of Ulaanbaatar, which serves as the nation’s capital. In addition to that, it is the most important business and cultural hub in all of Mongolia. It is the most important city in Mongolia and the country’s primary point of entry because of its size. The city […]

The Terelj region, which is located close to Ulaanbaatar, is a tourist paradise that is famous for the wonderful seclusion of its surroundings. Those who have a yearning for the great outdoors really have to make a trip to this location since it is so serene and untouched. The region enables visitors to experience nature […]

The South Gobi, also known as Omnogov province, is the largest as well as the least populated of Mongolia’s provinces. Many people have the misconception that the Gobi Desert, like with many other desert regions across the globe, is devoid of any kind of life. The Gobi Desert is an enormous desert area. In spite […]

The Khovsgol Nuur National Park is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Mongolia. There is a lake in this national park that is known as the “Dark Blue Pearl,” and it is crystal pure and frozen. The sun makes the occasional silvery ice gleam, and the lake is surrounded by the sun-baked […]

Khovd is a province of Mongolia that is characterised by its extensive cultural diversity and its location in western Mongolia. People who speak Khalkh make up the vast majority of the province’s population. The people that live in this area are mostly Khoton, Kazakh, Uriankhai, Zakhchin, Myangad, Oold, and Torguud, although there are also small […]