Asean Travel And Tours

U Bein is a famous bridge on the outskirts of Mandalay. It is the oldest wooden bridge and longest on the world. U Bein with a length of 1.2 km was made from teak wood and crossing the Taungthaman shallow lake, Mandalay. The bridge was built by U Bein people in the mid-19th century when the capital Innwa (Ava) Kingdom was moved closer to Amarapura. Because there are no handrails and great length, would be very difficult. So you have to be very careful when going through the bridge. The bridge has become a familiar location of the local people and the Buddhists come to see the sun set in the end of the day

Inle Lake that has voted by prestigious magazine in the World Condé Nast Traveler, is one of 5 select new destinations in Asia that European tourists should explore.  Inle Lake, Myanmar Lake Inle peaceful, quiet, located in the hills with green grass in Shan State, the central Myanmar. Here natural scenery is cool fresh with clear blue lake and flaming red sunsets. Especially quiet life, the friendliness of the residents around the lake that have created a good impression on visitors about the culture and tourism. Inle is the 2nd largest natural freshwater lake in Myanmar, with an area of ​​up to 250km2. Beautiful landscape and cultural life that still keep the identity of the Intha residents living in the lake is things visitors enjoy coming here. In journey of discovery Myanmar, Inle Lake is one of the destinations most tourists choose to go. Over the long way with the sun, the summer heat in the highlands of Myanmar, suddenly find themselves in fr...

Myanmar was previously referred to as Burma. Currently, its capital is Naypyidaw and would be the seat of political power. The biggest city in Myanmar is Yangon, this was also the previous funds of Myanmar. Yangon – Myanmar Myanmar has been in international news for its military government’s suppression of its population. This nonetheless is purely an internal issue and there have been some developments inside past years. Myanmar is really a predominantly Buddhist region and monks are regarded with excellent respect. Myanmar also has quite fertile agricultural spots that are along rivers. These areas supply food for most from the country. The federal government has placed some restrictions in the country with reference to wherever tourists can go or not go. These restricted spots nevertheless, are quite remote or looked upon as conflict zones. Despite these restricted areas, significantly of the region is accessible to vacationers and there’s a strong tourism industry in the la...