Myanmar, the Golden Land, is blessed with diverse cultures, ancient heritage, and natural beauty that remains largely undiscovered.
The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism is committed to developing sustainable tourism that benefits local communities while preserving our cultural and natural assets. Our vision is to position Myanmar as a must-visit destination that offers authentic experiences to responsible travelers.
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From ancient temples to pristine beaches, Myanmar offers diverse experiences for every traveler. Discover our most iconic destinations.
Marvel at over 2,000 ancient temples spread across the plains of Bagan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 9th century.
Experience the unique culture of Intha fishermen and floating villages on Myanmar's second largest lake, surrounded by mountains.
Relax on pristine white sand beaches along the Bay of Bengal, with swaying palm trees and crystal clear waters.
Discover Myanmar's cultural heartland with ancient capitals, traditional crafts, and the iconic U Bein Bridge.
Explore the vibrant former capital with its colonial architecture and the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda.
Witness the gravity-defying Golden Rock at Kyaiktiyo, one of Myanmar's most sacred Buddhist pilgrimage sites.
Myanmar offers genuine cultural encounters largely untouched by mass tourism.
With over 2,000 years of history, Myanmar boasts countless archaeological treasures.
From Himalayan peaks to tropical islands, Myanmar's landscapes are breathtaking.
Myanmar people are renowned for their genuine warmth and friendliness.
The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism has made significant progress in developing sustainable tourism infrastructure while preserving Myanmar's cultural heritage and natural environment for future generations.
The Ministry of Hotels and Tourism is implementing strategic plans to develop tourism infrastructure, improve service standards, and promote community-based tourism initiatives across Myanmar. Our focus is on sustainable growth that benefits local communities while preserving our cultural heritage and natural environment.
Explore the beauty and diversity of Myanmar through our photo gallery showcasing iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
Most visitors require a visa to enter Myanmar. Tourist visas can be obtained online through the e-Visa system or at Myanmar embassies. The e-Visa allows stays of up to 28 days for tourism purposes.
The cool, dry season from November to February is generally the best time to visit most parts of Myanmar. Beach destinations are best from November to April, while trekking in northern regions is ideal from October to March.
When visiting temples, dress modestly (covered shoulders and knees), remove shoes and socks, and avoid touching Buddha images. Always ask permission before taking photos of people. Use your right hand when giving or receiving items.
Consult your doctor about recommended vaccinations before traveling. Drink only bottled or purified water. Myanmar is generally safe for travelers, but take normal precautions with valuables.
Stay informed about the latest developments, events, and initiatives in Myanmar's tourism sector.
The Ministry has introduced new guidelines for community-based tourism projects aimed at preserving cultural heritage while creating economic opportunities in rural areas.
Post-pandemic recovery strategies focus on quality tourism, digital transformation, and enhanced health safety protocols to rebuild visitor confidence.
Several airlines have announced new direct flights to Yangon and Mandalay, improving connectivity with key Asian and Middle Eastern markets.
June 11, 2025
MYANMAR delegation led by Union Minister for Hotels andTourism U Kyaw Soe Win attended...
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May 04, 2025
UNION Minister for Hotels and Tourism U Kyaw Soe Win, accompanied by relevant officials, attended the handover...
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