Classical Tours through Myanmar: Wherever you go in Myanmar (Burma): Yangon (Rangoon), Bagan, Mandalay or Inle Lake you will catch glimpses of times past, real or imagined, but it is the hospitality and friendliness of the people of this "golden land" which is most striking- their tolerance of different religions and cultures, respect for each other and heartfelt smiles. It is this perhaps more than anything else that makes Myanmar the unique and fascinating country it is.
 

Short Trips in Myanmar: Let yourself be inspired by stately processions of monks robed in saffron and purple, shaven headed nuns seeking alms, and elegant Burmese ladies adorned with yellow thanaka paste. Young and old linger gossiping in teashops smoking traditional fragrant Burmese cheroots, dressed as they have been for centuries in their traditional longyis or htameins.
 

Myanmar's Frontiers: Myanmar, neighboring state to Thailand is surrounded by the big Asian Nations India and China and looks out of the Indian Ocean. Myanmar is one of Southeast Asia's largest and most diverse countries. It stretches from the blue crystal clear waters of the Andaman Sea in the south to the Eastern corners of the Himalaya. Thick jungles, snowcapped mountains and incomparable beaches all combined with a 2000year old history. Ancient cities with spectacular monuments tell stories of old heroic cultures.
 

Myanmar Adventure: We are not only offering visits to Elephant Camps and Bird Sanctuaries or viewing temples and pagodas from Hot Air Balloons on your Myanmar vacation, we offer also diving trips into the Myeik Archipelago. This combination of diving, sailing and relaxing onboard a high quality sailing yacht, whilst being pampered by a professional crew, is a great experience. And coming end of 2005 we will be able to offer multi day rafting expeditions on the headwaters of the Ayeryarwaddy River to the North of Putao, as well as a variety of day excursions by raft, kayak, mountain bike or on foot. 
 

Trekking in Myanmar: Kalaw in the Southern Shan State is one of the best starting points for trekking to many different tribes including: Pa-O, Palaung, Danu, Taungyo, Kayah, Taungthu and Danaw, which inhabit the surrounding mountains. In the villages you will be able to observe traditional houses, weaving and the making of traditional costumes. But also Pindaya and Inle Lake itself serve as good spots for shorter and longer treks.
 

Daytrips from Yangon: To visit Myanmar (Burma) is to step into another world of spellbinding aromas, sights and sensations, with a truly unique atmosphere. Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, is a melting pot of the traditional and the contemporary, true Burmese culture melding with a colonial legacy still present decades after the departure of the British. The city's pulse beats to the rhythm of its streets, bustling with what makes the country so special: its people.
 

Beach Extension: Myanmar still has really uniquely unspoiled and untouched beaches. Timeless Ngapali beach is perhaps the most typical of all. Relax in the shade of palm trees, wander along the white beach, watch the fisherman at their daily catch or just let the breezes from the Bay of Bengal clear your mind.