Bagan

Bagan is one of the richest archaeological sites in the world, with some 5,000 monuments scattered over the 26 square mile site along the Irrawaddy riverbanks. The Kings of Bagan introduced Theravada Buddhism to central Burma in about 1055 and Bagan ...

Bhamo

Situated in the state of Kachin close to the Chinese border, Bhamo is a river trading post that has suffered its fair share of incursions over the centuries. This attractive town is home to a daily market which attracts many of the colourful ethni...

Mrauk U

Mrauk U lies in the far west of the country, a 40 mile boat ride from Sittwe. It is the country's second most famous archaeological site behind Bagan, and the temples are, on the whole, smaller and younger. As only approximately 4,000 visitors com...

Putao

Malikha Lodge is situated in the northern Kachin State, Myanmar's greenest and most remote state. Access to Malikha lodge is a fifteen-minute drive from the small frontier town of Putao. Formally known as Fort Hertz, Putao was one of the British E...