Top 8 destination of beautiful when go to Myanmar

Top 8 destination of beautiful when go to Myanmar

Golden Temple, gem shows, botanical gardens ... will be your perfect choice to discover the wonders ravishing in Myanmar.

Myanmar is a relatively new country on the map of world tourism. But here kept the landscapes, monuments, ancient temples and valuable long history, that visitors were surprised to come here first.

 

1. Shwedagon Pagoda

This is one of the icons and also the pride of the country Myanmar. This temple is also known under the name Golden Temple. Built in the period from the sixth century - X and embellished many times, remodeling temple architecture majestic, massive current.

uestion Na Ham, a piece of clothing Kassapa Buddha, and eight hairs of Gautama Buddha. This population is a subset of 1000 temples, towers surrounding the central tower 99 meters high. Because gold plated and diamond encrusted Shwedagon pagoda atop should sparkle in the sun and more sparkling at night.The temple is situated on a hill Singuttara, from this location visitors will have a panoramic view of the beautiful ancient capital, a prosperous time. Shwedagon also known as a place to keep the four treasures of the Buddha: Buddha stick confine Sun, the water filter of Buddha

 

2. National Botanic Garden Kandawgyi

Botanical Garden was founded in 1915 by researcher Alex Rogers. Today, this place is perfect with the goal of becoming entertainment centers, entertainment for all people with a collection of forest spread in Southeast Asia, Temple Island, fountains, Stone Park, Park Tre, Zoo and landscape of tropical rainforest ...

3. Sule PagodaIn 2003, a 60 meter high tower was opened to help visitors have a panoramic view of the botanical garden of this beautiful country.

Legend has it that this temple has a long history over the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. Located in the central area of the city of Yangon, the Sule Pagoda features a gold plated tip is 48 meters high. In the 19th century, the British used to plan the Sule Pagoda is the intersection of the major and most beautiful streets in Yangon so after visiting the temples tourists will visit the colonial buildings filled with nostalgia and old bulky.

4. Bogyoke Aung San Market gemsWith architectural octagonal tower peaked bold ethnic Mon (an ethnic minority in Myanmar), the interior detailing is exquisite carvings, splendid surprise that visitors to the beauty of the Sule Pagoda .

The market was built in the time of Myanmar is still a British colony. Here, visitors can see a lot of different kinds of precious stones taken from the Mogok mine - the largest diamond mines in the world, but most are still ruby (ruby) at very cheap prices.

5. National MuseumIn addition, Bogyoke Aung San also where you can find these little souvenirs for friends and relatives along the handicraft products locally distinctive.

Founded in 1952, the museum has several galleries of national antiquities, the transportation time past, artwork, jewelry ethnic, musical instruments ...

6. Stone Temple Gold - Golden RockHere is the interesting venue for tourists who want to explore the history and cultural traditions of the land of nostalgia temples.

Stone Temple also called Golden Temple Kyaikhtiyo, is one of the oldest temples and most famous of the Burmese origin. Unique egg-shaped rock is encased laminated gold leaf, located on the cliff cliffs protruding and a temple was built on top.

7. Royal Palace Kanbawzathadi Legend has it that the rock was not downed by anchor by a hair of the Buddha. Especially where only men have access to the location near or touching the stone, woman stopped in front of a railing that separates visitors come here not out of curiosity before this strange rules .

Teak palace was rebuilt more than 450 years ago in the city of Bago, 80km from the ancient capital north of Yangon.

8. Bagan CityIt retains the original architecture, enough for visitors to admire and admiration of a prosperous country with ancient room is decorated with period furniture is gilded splendor ...

Bagan was the capital of the country Myanmar, however here today only the ruins of a glorious time with over 2,000 pagodas, temples in a relatively unspoiled area of 25 km2.

It is considered the "mecca Angkor" of Burmese origin by the presence of thousands of dense monuments within not too large. Coming to Bagan, visitors seem to escape the bustle of the world and sink into the peaceful, quiet country's former capital.