WHY TRAVEL TO MYANMAR
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There are different views on the matter of should you visit Myanmar or not. We, a tour operator who has offices in Vietnam and Myanmar, we have experienced the situation of all Indochina countries and personally we would highly recommend you to come.
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For those, who seek for glorious travel moment and impression, Mandalay will meet that much.
From exciting monk monastery to peaceful pagodas, the city offers a real touch to the kingdom of Buddhism. Moreover, sunsets from Mandalay hill, Sagaing hill or Mingun boat on the legendary Ayeyarwaddy River is ever worth a memory.
Splendor history of Mandalay had gone yet its current life reflection is impressive. The beauty of this region goes far more than the exotic life of traditional Burmese monks or the endless awesome sunset by the Ayeyarwaddy River.
There are different view on the matter of should you visit Myanmar or not. We, a tour operator who
has offices in Vietnam and Myanmar, we have experienced the situation of all Indochina countries and
personally we would highly recommend you to come.
Each one has its own idea but our point of view may be a good reference for your trip to Indochina,
especially Burma.
Why you should go to Myanmar?
* Myanmar is astonishingly beautiful and unspoiled
* Myanmar has one of the biggest archeological site in Asia: Bagan ( others : Angkor and Dhaka)
* The government now have been changing to democracy regime and offering more chances for visitors
to come.
*Obtaining visa to Myanmar is easier and easier
* Infrastructure for tourism is getting better
* The vast majority local people you meet want you to come
* The majority of a careful independent traveler`s expense goes into private sector, supporting more
local and sustainable tourism
*The communication with 2 ways exchange between local and tourists enable the broadening images of
the world to local
*More projects and campaigns are conducted to support Burmese people: Burma Campaign UK (
www.burmacampaignuk.org.uk), Burma Project ( www.burmaproject.org), ..
* Some references:
