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Mandalay

A Sight For Sore Eyes: The moat and wall surrounding the Royal Palace add a unique touch to the traditionally built Burmese palace.
Mandalay Hill overlooks the entire city, making the efforts of getting to the top worth it.
Made entirely of teak, you must take a walk on the U-Bein bridge, the oldest bridge in the world.
Standing Atop Mount Meru, the magnificent seven-terrace pagoda has withstood the test of time.
The Brick Monastery is Mandalay’s famous landmark representing the Konbaung Dynasty with its unique architecture.
Floral fantasy: The Botanical Gardens is home to more than 500 floral species that is paradise to nature lovers.
Tourists can learn about bronze casting as well as get pretty bronze souvenirs from the workshop.
The huge dome rises 46m and the pagoda leaves a distinct skyline with its egg-shaped design.
Visitors should head to Mandalay to see this shrine that shelters a precious, sublime image of Buddha.
The three-layered waterfall offers a refreshing getaway to tourists who wish to spend time away from the bustling crowd.