Cruising the Upper Ayeyarwady River

The large pots produced in the Nwe Nyein village are renowned nationwide

There is nothing more cinematic than watching life on the passing riverbanks

Visit Katha’s blend of local and colonial buildings and temples

Meet our expert historian, Mr. Nyo Naing, at the former governor’s residence for a history lecture

See Burma from another perspective via a train ride through hinterland jungles

Local markets and their vendors always have their own distinguishing charm

Rise early to an amazing cruise breakfast on the sun deck as we sail through the 2nd Defile

Passing through the gorge of the 2nd Defile is a once-in-lifetime river experience

The small island of Kyun Daw enchants with its Buddhist temple spikes

Hsithe is a charming riverside village where fishermen have mastered the technique of fishing alongside dolphins

Meeting local Burmese – especially the youngsters – is always a unique happening

The massive, unfinished stupa of Mingun is also home to the world’s largest uncracked bell

Meet the world’s longest and oldest teakwood bridge – an icon of Mandalay’s