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Many long to travel Birma's history-misted landscapes, drift along its majestic Ayeyarwady River, and get lost in its lively and culture-rich cities. Any adventurous spirit intending to travel Birma should make this a feature on their itinerary.
Mount Popa also has a caldera, 850 metres deep. Legends of Mount Popa. The mountain is said to be the home of Birma's most potent spirits. When planning to travel Birma's length and breadth, Rangoon (Yangon) often bookends the trip, with most visitors entering and exiting the country via its former capital's international airport. Shwedagon Pagoda, According to legend, the Shwedagon Pagoda stands on a site that has been sacred since the beginning of time. The pagoda is the heart of Buddhism in the country and is a definite highlight of any itinerary of those who want to travel Birma. No matter how widely a person has been able to travel, Birma's Shwedagon Pagoda is sure to awe them with its beauty and grandeur.
Historic Downtown of Rangoon, Although the Shwedagon Pagoda is undoubtedly the highlight of Rangoon, the city has more to offer the visitor who wants to linger a little longer before any further travel. Birma has both a multicultural and colonial past, and exploring Rangoon yields an array of architectural styles, from colonial buildings to narrow Chinatown streets and the vibrant Indian quarter. Stop in at Sule Pagoda, also said to house hair of the Buddha, which is an oasis of calm amid the busy city traffic. Bogyoke (Scott) Market, An essential experience in any Asian city is spending time in its markets, and Bogyoke (Scott) market is well worth a visit. Shwedagon Pagoda