Top ten tourist attractions in Myanmar

How can I travel to Myanmar without going to these places? Myanmar is a Buddhist country with a long history and a popular tourist destination. With the passage of time, Myanmar began to open to the outside world, and countless people visited Myanmar. So what are the tourist attractions in Myanmar?

: must-see attractions in Myanmar

1. Daikin Pagoda

The majestic Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar, together with Borobudur in Indonesia and Angkor Wat in Cambodia, is known as the treasure of oriental art, a world-famous stupa and a symbol of Myanmar.

Burmese people call the Shwedagon Pagoda "Da Rui Pagoda", which means "gold" in Burmese. "Daguang" is the ancient name of Yangon. Burmese people regard the Shwedagon Pagoda as their pride.

2. Yinlai Lake

Inlay Lake is located in Myanmar. There are floating gardens on the mosaic lake, which are called "floating islands". These floating islands can rise and fall with the ups and downs of the lake, or they can paddle around like boats. Yinlai Lake is located in the Liang Rui Basin of Shan Plateau in northern Myanmar. It is the second largest lake in Myanmar and a famous summer resort in Myanmar. The lake is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and streams in the east, north and west pour into the lake and flow southward into salween. The lake is clear and the sun shines directly on the bottom. There are many kinds of fish living in the lake, which is rich in aquatic resources.

3. Bagan

Bagan is an ancient historical city, a Buddhist cultural site and a famous tourist attraction in Myanmar. It is located in the middle of the border and on the left bank of the middle reaches of the Irrawaddy River. The architectural art of stupa is the epitome of the ancient architectural art in Myanmar, which embodies the wisdom and creativity of the working people in Myanmar and has become a valuable historical and cultural heritage in Myanmar. Bagan has experienced more than 900 years of vicissitudes. Historical changes and earthquake disasters have made it brilliant. However, about 2,000 pagodas and Buddhist relics preserved today are witnessing history and attracting tourists.

4. Wu Miao

Located between the Gladin River and the Muller River, it was once the imperial city of the king of ancient Rakhine State. Temples, ancient palaces and broken city walls all show the glory of Wu Miao, the ancient capital of Rakhine State in the16th century.

5. Grau

Kalau is located in the Shan Plateau in eastern Myanmar, with an altitude of over1300m. Its administrative division belongs to Dongzhi City, the capital of Shan State. Surrounded by mountains, it is picturesque and smacks of British colonization. It is a famous tourist attraction in Myanmar.

6. Bingwu Theory (Miao)

When Britain was in power, Bingwulun was once a summer resort. There are still many colonial buildings in the city, and it is also a world-famous "flower". Flowers bloom all year round, and colorful cities attract many flower lovers to stop. There are not only lovely botanical gardens, but also station wagons with local characteristics and many exquisite restaurants.

7. Jidi Yushan (Dashi)

As the largest Buddhist shrine in Mon State, from June 165438+ 10 to March of the following year, devout Buddhists will go back to the big stone in Yushan, Jidi to chant Buddhist scriptures, light candles and meditate all night, and stick Jin Yezi on the big stone to show their respect. It is said that the Buddha's hair is the reason why the boulder can stand.

8. moulmein

Mahlman, the capital of Mon State in Myanmar, is an important port in Motama Bay and the third largest city in China. Located on the east bank of Andaman Sea Motama Bay, at the intersection of salween, Jane River and Atlan River. The population is about 2 1.9 million. Located in the alluvial plain, backed by the Aibilao Mountains. There is a Bilu Island barrier in the southwest of the port, which is an excellent haven.

9. West

The west is an ancient town with a glorious history, and its surrounding areas have hardly been developed. It has a unique Shan palace and a place called "Little Bagan", where there are ancient pagodas everywhere.

0. Maerki Islands

A beautiful place in the Moggi Islands, the home of the Moken people, is one of the disappearing scenic spots on the earth, located on the east side of the Andaman Sea. It is the largest island group along the coast of Indochina Peninsula, including nearly 900 large and small islands, covering an area of 3,500 square kilometers.