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	Yangon Yangon, the capital of Myanmar and home of the world-famous Shwedagon Pagoda.

	Bagan Bagan, the birthplace of Myanmar's art, Buddhism, history, religion and so much more.

	Mandalay Mandalay, the center of Myanmar culture and the last capital of Konbaung Dynasty of Myanmar Monarchs.

	Pyin Oo Lwin A cool hill station, over 1,000 meters above sea level, founded during colonial times and a worthwhile side trip from Mandalay.

	Inle Lake Inle Lake, the serene and picturesque lake in the mountains and famous for unique leg-rowers and floating gardens.

	Pindaya Pindaya, a small town, known for the natural caves with thousands of Buddha images.

	Kyaikhtiyo Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda, one of the unthinkable wonders of the world, set on a huge boulder, precariously perched on the edge of a crag.

	Kyaing Tong Kyaing Tong, the capital of eastern Shan State and the melting pot of diverse ethnic minorities.

	Ngapali Beach Undoubtedly one of the finest places for a relaxing holiday in Myanmar is Ngapali Beach near Thandwe (Sandoway) in Rakhine (Arakan) State, on the Bay of Bengal. Ngapali Beach is one of the loveliest places in Myanmar.

	Ngwe Saung Beach Ngwe Saung Beach Resort, opened in the year 2,000, is an idyllic heaven located at the enchanting stretch of white sandy beach, between scenic mountains and the shimmering blue waters of the Indian Ocean, which is only 5 hours drive from Yangon.

	Mrauk U Mrauk U, the city of ancient and intriguing temples of Arakan (Rakhine), "the forgotten land".

	Mount Popa Mount Popa, an extinct volcano and an oasis in the dry central valley region.
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