For those looking to snap an Instagram-worthy photo wearing traditional Burmese garments, Retro Yangon Studio offers guests the chance to have professional pictures taken while sporting royal dress, soldier uniforms, or even mid-20th century retro outfits.

The Sein Nagar Glass Factory is a family-owned business that has been creating handmade glassware in Yangon for over 20 years. Initially working with plastics, the founder of Sein Nagar began experimenting with glass and saw great potential in using discarded glass bottles.

Experience this former British colony’s rich history through an evening of libations in a lovingly restored Chevrolet passenger bus, known as an ‘Elephant Coach’.

Doh Eain (meaning ‘Our Home’) is a multi-discipline restoration and place-making social enterprise founded in Yangon in early 2017.

The VIP meet and greet service on arrival and/or departure includes service staff welcoming guests at the air bridge of the arrival coach point, before escorting them through immigration with a porter service.

A Little Loom is a weaving project run in the compound of A Little Eco Lodge to support the practice of Inle Silk Zin-me (Tie-Dye).

The Samkar Lake CBT (community-based tourism) project was initiated in 2017 by ICEI (Istituto Cooperazione Economica Internazionale), an Italian NGO working with local communities around Samkar Lake to facilitate the ‘economic promotion of communities through enhancement of their cultural and natural heritage’.

Bago Yoma Eco Resort is located in Taung Na Win Forest, Pauk Khaung Township, just south of Naypyitaw.

Inle Horse Club is situated on Myin Sar Khun Village, just 10 mins by car from Nyaung Shwe and is owned by a local family.

Tamu is a small town located in the Sagaing Division and the border crossing point between India (Moreh, Manipur State) and Myanmar.

Traditional music and dance performances from Myanmar are an import element to all festivals that take place in the country.