Bagan as one of the richest archeological sites in Asia located in the dry central plains of the country, on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwady River. The capital of First Myanmar Empire where spectacular plain of Bagan dotted with thousands of 800-year old temple ruins.

Inle Lake, the second largest natural lake in Myanmar, lies in the heart of Shan State, northeast of Yangon and east of Mandalay. It is vast picturesque lake, 900 meters above sea-level. Famous for its scenic beauty and the unique "leg-rowing boats" of the Inthas, the native lake dwellers. Located over 4350 feet above sea-level, it is a shallow lake with average water depth of 7 feet, and the deepest point being 12 feet. But during the rainy season, this can increase by 5 feet.

Situated on the Eastern bank of Ayeyarwaddy river, Mandalay is located in central of mainland Myanmar and is the focus of regional communications and trade and transportation routes. Mandalay, also known as Yandanarbon Naypyidaw or Treasure-heap capital is the last royal capital of Myanmar. The city, lies near Mandalay hill was established in 1857 by King Mindon. Mandalay, the cultural city is also the main attraction of Myanmar's arts and crafts.

Yangon, formerly known as Dagon, was founded by King Alaungpaya after annexed to Mon in 1755. Yangon or a hundred year old “End of Strife” city is the main gateway to Myanmar. It is the largest city of Myanmar, with over 4 millions population, and former capital of Myanmar. Home to many cultural sites, including Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the wonders of the world.