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Myanmar is the new gem of Southeast Asia, offering everything from mysterious Buddhist pagodas to highland trekking to pretty beaches and lively cities. Check it out with a local tourHQ guide.
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I belong to Bagan and my aim is to give the best service for all people wishing to visit ...
I'm sure to satisfy you about your visiting with me because I work with my heart with the best ...
Mingalarpar ( Hello ),I am a Licensed Tour Guide ( English ) from Yangon, Myanmar. " My Goal is ...
My name is Aung Zay, a native to my beloved land of Bagan. My passion is to share my ...
I currently live in Mandalay City, Myanmar. I am the one who is very eager to perform the ...
Hello travellers,Good day.I am a tourist guide from Yangon, Myanmar and I have been many times to ...
I'm the native person of Bagan and love to share the knowledges about religious; culture; arts & ...
MINGALARPAR - Greeting from Myanmar. As I am a working tour guide, I would like to share ...
I am a licensed tour guide (English)! My objective is to serve the clients be satisified in every ...
Hello and welcome to Myanmar! My name is Hsu Nandar Win and I am a licensed tour guide in ...
Warmly Welcome To Myanmar Are you looking for an experienced cultural and historical guide/driver, ...
I'm Ms. Floriane@Ngu Wah and working in the tourism field as a staff over ten years experience and ...
Hello : Mingalaba !Let's explore together.I'm enthusiastic in travelling,taking good pictures and ...
Mingalarbar! That's "hello" in our language. My name is Yoe Yoe, aged 28 and working as a ...
I was born in Innwa (AVA) near Mandalay. After passing high school, I was working as a ...
Emerging from a longstanding political isolation, the nation of Myanmar is now touted as one of the up-and-coming gems of Southeast Asia. It’s a place where the curious traditionalism of the local people can still be discovered largely unchanged by the onslaught of mass tourism, and where some of the undisputed natural and human wonders of the continent can still be seen in all their glory; from the sprawling palaces of central Mandalay, to the immense Irrawaddy waterway, which runs from the Himalayan glaciers in the north, to the beautiful mangrove beaches of the Andaman Coast.
Culturally interested travellers should be sure to ask their Myanmar tourist guide about the wealth of Buddhist pilgrimage sites that dot the country. Of these, the fabled Kyaiktiyo Pagoda – home to the legendry Golden Rock – and the dominating Great Dagon Pagoda of Yangon – the site of no fewer than four legendary Buddha shrines – are undoubtedly the most-visited, while the majestic flatlands on the plains of Bagan are home to more than 2,000 individual temples.
Myanmar is also famed for its aromatic and flavoursome cuisine, and visitors are treated to perhaps one of the most richly-drawn kitchens in all of Southeast Asia; a curious amalgamation of various culinary traditions and authentic national dishes, from the Burmese breakfast mohinga noodle soup, to the Indian-influenced pe byouk peas and biryani.
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