An oasis of calm in Myanmar
Sightseeing by longboat is the way to get around Inle Lake. Angie Kelly spends an over-water weekend in Myanmar.
I braved Myanmar's infamous fortune tellers
I braved Myanmar's infamous fortune tellers, and here's what they had to tell me, writes Kerry van der Jagt.
The Myanmar you'll never forget
It's the unexpected surprises Tatyana Leonov will be raving on about for years to come.
What happens when a luxury hotel builds a ship
The best cruise ships are like sumptuous floating hotels, so it makes sense that a luxury hotel would launch its own ship.
Myanmar cruise for the food-obsessed
The nuances of Myanmar food are now for all to enjoy.
Visit before it's changed forever
From 300,000 tourists in 2010 to more than three million last year. Don't put off visiting this transforming nation.
Myanmar's 'floating' lake-side hotel
It was slim pickings for tourists to Myanmar's Inle Lake just a couple of years ago, but not anymore.
Myanmar's forgotten island gems
Biggles and Bond knew of these blissful Myanmar island gems, but precious few others do.
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In Yangon, monks still outnumber mobiles and ATMs. Stop by unique tea shops in crumbling colonial buildings and sample its unfairly maligned cuisine. Explore staggering temples in the saturated hills of Mandalay to Bagan's awesome, often mist-shrouded and atmospheric plain. Otherwise, watch fisherman paddle across serene Inle Lake, sunset crossings over U Bein bridge, or laze on a spectacularly empty beach.
