Travellers can be enchanted by various attractions during their time in Burma, also known as Myanmar, including glittering golden pagodas, hopping local markets, and tranquil riverbank views. The 2,200 or more temples dispersed throughout the plains of Bagan, stretching as far as the eye can see, are the most recognisable sight in Burma. With its traditional stilts over water dwellings, floating gardens, leg-rowing fisherman, and lively weekly markets, Inle Lake is another place that should not be missed.

Enjoy exploring magnificent former royal capitals, endearing rural settings, and breathtaking river cruises along the Irrawaddy or Chindwin rivers. If you need some downtime, visit Burma's stunning beaches on the west coast. Burma has become a destination for culture-loving travellers because of various regional influences and a century of imperial rule. Famously cut off from the outside world, tourism is now promoted in small groups, allowing travellers to rediscover this exquisitely maintained country, which Rudyard Kipling once referred to as "absolutely unlike any area you know about." There is no better time to go on a tour or a lavish river cruise and experience this changing country firsthand. Our Holiday Vibes are Good Vibes Only!