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MYANMAR OWNED & OPERATED
Our offices are based in downtown Yangon, Myanmar. The vast majority of our staff are university educated in Myanmar, Singapore, and the United States. We follow strict American standard in business, customer service, communications, and use of technology.
CORE BELIEFS
* We have a passion for travel
* We experience a personal reward in helping others
* We thrive in constant changing and fast-pace environments
* We are detailed oriented.
* We love people
* We find creative solutions in resolving our guests scheduling and travel conflicts.
KNOWLEDGE
* We have superior customer service skills.
* We utilize best of breed methods and principles for showing, promoting, and distributing our in depth travel knowledge.
* We constantly interact with our clients and possess the skills to receive and convey information effectively.
* We help our customers understand the cost & benefits of our various products, services, and offerings.
* We utilize expert techniques and practices to identify potential problems, evaluate options, and implement solutions quickly.
* We have extensive knowledge of villages, cities, states, and geo-boundaries to keep our guest actively engaged and safe through their journeys.
* We utilize advanced technologies and industry tools to guarantee customer satisfaction.
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Our tour guides go above and beyond the typical translator. They are skilled historians distributing their knowledge about their culture, heritage, and homeland.
QUICK & RESPONSIVE
Our customer service knows how critical quick and accurate information is in your decision making process. We guarantee response time within 12 hours world-wide via SMS, SKYPE, VIBER, E-MAIL, PHONE, or LIVE CHAT. MMT (UTC +6:30): am Tuesday, November 3rd 2026
CHOICES
Using a travel agency is based on several factors: complexity of the trip, need for information, and coordination of services. While many choose quick internet services like Expedia, Kayak, Orbitz, Priceline, Travelocity, etc for quick weekend trips around the world. These trips only require airplane tickets, a map, a guide, an address, and a taxi to visit major sightseeing attractions in the area. This has nothing to do with the work done by our travel agency. We design inclusive fully researched travel packages allowing you to live more deeply in the city, visit breathtaking surroundings, and fully immerse yourself into the rich history and culture all while providing legal guarantees and protection while traveling abroad.
EXPERIENCE
Hiring our expert travel agency resolves: your lack of time to organize a trip, insufficient logistics or knowledge about the country, unable to speak the language, and many other factors. We are your trusted professional planner in researching, coordinating, organizing, and distributing detailed information so YOU can enjoy the moment of traveling. Let our qualified service representatives sweat the details all while providing you a bottom line price with a comprehensive travel itinerary. We have spent years vetting out logistical issues in travel! Why not benefit from our experience! We want you to enjoy those leisure moments, so rare in our world today.
CONVENIENCE
Control where you want to go while we focus on the meticulous planning and attention to detail. Our staff are well trained travel professionals and many have been employed in the travel, hotel, and service sector for at least 5 years many greater than 10. We have a track record for integrity and morality in working with our customers.
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TOURS
We specialize in package and custom tours throughout all 14 Myanmar states. Our passion and pleasure is to turn-key your travel adventure from beginning thought memories of a life time.
CRUISES
Are you on an international cruise porting in Yangon with only 8 hours to explore? Are you looking to cruise up the AYEYARWADDY river to major ports-of-call?
AIRFARE
With our wide network of air carriers we can get you to your destination quickly and economically. We provide car services to/from the airport on your time line.
HOTEL
Our background in hotel management allows a unique incite into best of breed hotels or the most economical accommodations expected by international travelers.
TRANSPORTATION
Whether by land, air, or sea we will make sure you are completely satisfied and comfortable throughout your journeys. Our car service is second to none when it comes to hospitality and understanding your needs for that once in a lifetime adventure you have been dreaming about.
LODGING
Our extensive network of travel professionals work hard to guarantee you will enjoy your stay locally and abroad.
MEALS
Each location is verified clean and safe to western tastes while allowing choice in sampling local cuisines and ingredients.
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EXCURSIONS
We pride ourselves on being able to find the most exciting attractions. Interested in shopping for that one unique gift or hand-crafted work of art? Are you looking to climb a mountain to commune with nature? Do you want to travel to the unexplored areas? You want a religious experience?
INCENTIVE TOURS
Special requests not usually associated with traveling. In-depth instruction on ancient Myanmar instruments (Saing, Tee Wy),Football match in an Olympic style stadium, U Shwe Yo & Daw Moe welcoming you at the airport, or traveling in a 1939 Canadian build Chevy C-15 "Big Belly" bus....or is it?
ECO-TOURS
A tour designed to highlight the conservation of the environment and to preserve the natural resources of the land?
RELIGIOUS TOURS
A tour designed to fully immerse yourself into religious practices, theology studies, and meditation retreats.
BUS TOURS
Your comfort is our number one priority. Every vehicle is air conditioned, water to keep you hydrated, and snacks to stave off your hunger between meals. Our escorted motor coach tours are innovative as-well-as economical. Traveling with family and friends has never been easier.
BOAT TOURS
Whether cruising up the river, white water rafting, taking a jetty to an exotic location, or canoeing to a remote location we strive to make your time enjoyable.
BALLOON TOURS
Picturesque views of from atop a private balloon seeing the grand and majestic views is something you will treasure.
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CLIMATE
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar has three distinct seasons all dominated by tropical climate.
COOL SEASON: October to February. Sporadic light to moderate rains with temperatures up to 20-24°C (77-75°F)
DRY SEASON: February to May. Morning haze with temperatures up to 30-40°C (86-104°F)
RAINY SEASON: May to October. Heavy rains & monsoons with temperatures up to 20-30°C (77-86°F)
ELECTRICITY
220/230 VAC 50Hz; Large UK three-pin or European two-pin round / American two-pin slot.
FOOD
The staple diet in Myanmar is rice and noodles with meat, fish, or seafood served with curries (ranging from chipotle to habanero) usually accompanied with salad, steamed vegetables, soup, and condiments. There are various outstanding local restaurants with high quality foods and cleanliness. Small roadside eateries with minimal attendance should be avoided at all cost to prevent potential food related illnesses.
TRANSPORTATION
* Only authorized licensed motor vehicles can be driven in Myanmar. Due to complex traffic rules (especially in downtown areas) is recommended to refrain from self-driving.
Foreign tourists regardless of ability are not allowed to ride scooters or motor-bikes.
* When traveling by motor vehicle, boat, or aircraft it is necessary to take life safety precautions (seat belts, life jackets, etc.) at all times.
CULTURAL NORMS
* Signs of public affection such as kissing and hugging are not socially acceptable. The recommended greeting is always a smile.
* It is considered highly impolite to point out or indicate with your chin or foot.
* When calling someone closer wave with fingertips pointed down. Waving to them with fingertips up indicates anger and a desire to fight.
* It is culturally expected to take off your shoes before entering a home or office space with wood or carpet floors. Look to entry ways for signs of footwear.
* Giving charity to approaching roadside individuals is not warranted. It is only acceptable through established social welfare groups or organizations.
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SAFETY AND SECURITY
* Foreign tourists are only allowed to travel to designated tourist zones. A licensed tour guide or travel authority can assist tour planning.
* Taking photographs of any military, police, or government areas & personnel is strictly prohibited.
* Import or export of documents, photographs, VCD, DVD, Blu-ray, and CD's of anti-government activities are prohibited.
* International visitors should not contact or visit any political activists, their homes, or offices; including involvement in any political activities.
* For the safety and security of everyone, cooperation of all instructions given by security or law enforcement officers is mandatory.
* Possession / transportation or buying / selling of antiques or restricted items of any quantity or size are liable to strict legal action.
* Drug trafficking or money laundering are liable to severe punishment.
RELIGIOUS CUSTOMS
* Buddhist temples, pagodas, and religious sites are highly sacred places of worship in Myanmar. High thigh shorts, tank tops, or swim wear are not allowed in these areas of religious practice. Wearing decent clothes, removing head wear (hats) & footwear (shoes) including socks & stockings is expected.
VISITING VILLAGES
* Some areas of the country have superstitions toward photography; it is advisable to ask before shooting people in areas of ritual. Avoid photographing any
embarrassing situations or moments of weakness by the indigenous people.
* When visiting villages show curiosity and learn about their customs and traditions. Please respect lifestyle differences even if it opposes your own.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
* Currency exchange (see the Financial Information section) is legally acceptable at authorized foreign exchange counters, international gateways, or designated
banks. Any illegal foreign exchange is punishable by law in Myanmar.
* Travelers are advised to keep away from independent operators who approach to exchange foreign currency or gems.
GOVERNMENT CONTACT
* It is advisable to understand the procedures, rules, and regulations of the tourism office to better prepare your travel and stay in Myanmar.
* Prior permission is required to visit any government office or official.
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CASH
The monetary unit is the KYAT (pronounced chat) Biggest note: 10,000 Most Common: 5,000 & 1,000 Small Notes: 500; 200, 100, 90, 50, 20, 15, 10, 5, 1. In large hotels, restaurants, and shops they will have pricing in USD (United States Dollars). The exchange rate is roughly 1,000 KYAT per USD for $100 or $50 notes - 800 KYAT per USD for $20, $10, $5, $1 notes. WHAT DID YOU SAY? Yes there are caveats in exchanging currency in this country including most major banks. All dollars are NOT the same in their minds; the larger notes are worth more than the smaller ones. I know for most travelers this is almost unbelievable but this is unfortunately true as-well-as more limitations you must also be aware. ANY scratches, pen marks, rips, tears, creases, color fading, authentication test marks, or serial numbers starting with CB will NOT be accepted. We strongly insist that you order brand new $100 or $50 USD from your bank up to the maximum customs declaration limit of $10,000 USD [including electronics & jewelry] per person for your visit. (See ATM CARD & CREDIT CARDS below). Other foreign currency including the € Euro is only exchanged at larger institutions in Yangon and not recommended.
ATM CARDS
There are an abundance of ATM machines from different organizations throughout Myanmar (major cities, hotels, and shopping centers). NOTE: All ATM's are not equal. Step 1 You must call your bank and check whether Myanmar (Burma) is still on their sanctions/contested list (unauthorized ATM withdrawal frequently occurs). Step 2 You must call your bank and have them set a "TRAVEL NOTICE" on your account in the months you will be in Myanmar also request an international phone number directly to the claims/authorization department. Step 3 Upon usage of your card, typically after you enter your PIN number, look at the denomination of currency available 10,000 5,000 1,000 and the rate of charge per transaction (typically 3,000 KYAT). Due to the physical limitation of the dispensers you can only get 600,000 ($600 USD) in 10,000 KYAT notes OR 300,000 ($300 USD) in 5,000 KYAT notes per transaction. Each transaction will cost you a processing fee so find the larger note option if you can. We highly encourage obtaining the previously mentioned currency amounts in case your bank denies authorization when you are within the country.
CREDIT CARDS
Myanmar is a cash only country as of May 2015. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or even EuroPay (EMV) credit cards are NOT accepted anywhere. Slow adoption will occur later in this year but with limited availability countrywide. You have been warned.
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Transparency of Information
Blessed Plains Trip & Travel provides full disclosure and transparency in four areas of travel: Pricing actual cost of travel purchased through the dynamic global markets; Products dissemination of package details on (who, what, where, why, how); Availability distribution of inventory so you can choose pricing over location, quality over experience; Supplier disclosure of who you are contracted (hotels, airlines, operators, third-party).
Reservations
Our reservation system requires full or partial payment to be made at the time of booking. We accept most forms of payment via VISA, MasterCard, Western Union, or cashier’s check. If sending payment via international mail please include your name, address, phone number, reservation number, tour name, and departure date.
Deposit
Deposits are required to secure availability of our Lectures, Hotels, and transportation for your tour. $100 USD for a contract below $500 - $200 USD for a contract between $501 to $1000 - $300 USD for a contract between $1000 to $1500 - $500 USD for a contract over $1500
Payments
Final payment is due 90 days prior to departure unless otherwise specified (please refer to your booking confirmation). Due to dynamic global exchange rates, pricing fluctuations can occur between deposits and final payment. Package prices are only locked upon receipt of final payment.
Cancellation Penalties
You can cancel at any time with us provided we received and acknowledged your Cancellation Notice.
The following penalties apply:
$25 USD admin fee greater than 45 days prior to departure -
50% contract rate between 21-44 days prior to departure
75% contract rate between 8-20 days
prior to departure - 100% contract rate within 7 days prior to departure.
Booking Fees
Any change to your confirmed booking more than 45 days prior to departure is subject to a $25 USD administration fee per request. A $50 USD administration fee per request if within 45 days of departure.
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Insurance
All Blessed Plains guests are responsible for obtaining and purchasing travel protection (trip cancellation, baggage, and health & personal liability insurance). Blessed Plains as-well-as third-party tour operators, travel agents, and other travel organizations world wide are not responsible or liable for any loss or damage of personal effects, injuries, or loss throughout the duration of your visit. Proof of travel insurance must be purchased within 72 hours of your initial payment or deposit.
Special Accommodations
Room assignments are always done in an impartial fashion by hotels. If you have any special needs or requests like: adjacent rooms to family or friends, pets, or additional beds please let us know at the time of booking. We cannot guarantee all hotels will accommodate but we will give best effort to assist. All hotel rooms will be non-smoking unless otherwise requested.
Physically Challenged
We welcome all travelers to stay with us; however, if you are physically challenged you MUST be accompanied by a capable traveling companion at all times. Some tours may present difficulties for the physically challenged due to geography, building design, or poor infrastructure. Portable oxygen is allowed only in small carry-on containers and must be carefully secured in hand luggage.
Baggage
BLESSED PLAINS provides baggage tags for your visit. We will cover the cost of porterage at airports and hotels if attached to your luggage. You are responsible for handling any carry-on or personal luggage. Please NOTE: many high volume locations will require you to pass through a security check point with your bags. This is something we have no control over and suggest that you use light or wheeled bags with pull straps limiting liquids to less than 3oz in size. in a clear ziploc bags.
Gratuities
Several meals are included in your tour price; for your convenience we cover gratuities for those meals. When buying meals keep in mind that good restaurant locations can be hard to keep if tour groups do not show appreciation for their services. As far as our drivers, tour director, or Lecturers it is customary to show your appreciation based on the level of service received.
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Location
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is the second largest country in Southeast Asia bordered by Bangladesh (West), India (Northwest), China (Northeast), Laos (East), Thailand (Southeast), Andaman Sea (South), and the Bay of Bengal (Southwest). With a land area of 253,954 sq mi (657,577 sq km) it is slightly smaller than the state of Texas in the United States. Rich in natural resources and diversity of attractions, known as Suvannabhumi (Golden Land) in ancient times which can be seen in pagodas, monasteries, and noble accoutrements. For more information visit The WORLD FACTBOOK.
Population
The population is estimated to be over 51 million people made up of 135 national races (Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Bamar, Mon, Rakhine, Shan, etc) and more than 100 ethnic groups (Akha, Palaung, Padaung, Naga, Taron, Eng, etc). The primary language is Myanmar (Burmese) but English is considered to be the international language of business and is widely understood and spoken regularly (Kayin, Telugu, Lisu, Shan, Mizo, and Chinese is spoken in rural ethnic groups). The primary religions are Theravada Buddhist [80%], Christian, Hindus, and Muslim.
History
The earliest discovered pre-homosapien was Pondaung Man in northern Burma dating back to 40 million years ago. Millennia since then, a mixture of Indo-Aryans established their ethnic origins around 700 BC as-well-as Mongolian invaders under Kublai Khan around 1287 AD. King Anawrahta of the Pagan Dynasty (1044-1077 AD) created the first Burmese sovereign independent nation, King Bayinnaung was the second ruler during the Toungoo Dynasty (1551-1581 AD), and King Alaungpaya the third during the Konbaung Dynasty (1752-1760 AD). Through consecutive wars the British, Dutch, and Portuguese in 1612 leading up to the Anglo-Burmese War in 1824–1826, the British East India Company captured all territory south of Cape Negrais (Mawtin Point Irrawaddy Delta). In 1852 Britain annexed lower Burma including Yangon (Rangoon) after the second Anglo-Burmese war to India. From 1885 after the capture and export of King Thibaw, Queen Supaya Latt, and royal family from Mandalay to Ratanagiri through 1937 the entire country was officially annexed to India. By 1937 Britain separated the territory from India and made it an independent crown colony. On May 1942 during WWII, Japanese forces invades and captures a vast majority of the country cutting off the 800-mile Burma Road (Rangoon, Myanmar to Yunnan, China). By August 1945, Allied forces liberated most of Myanmar from Japanese. On January 4th 1948 the country was granted independence with assistance from Indian, Indonesian, Yugoslav, and Egyptian presidents. By 1989, the military junta (government led by a committee of military leaders) officially changed the countries name to unify all outlying territories under one name "The Republic of the Union of Myanmar". In 2010 the junta allowed the country's first democratic elections in 20 years then officially disbanded in March 2011. By January 2012 the U.S. restored full diplomatic relations with MYANMAR.
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paddy = rice
groundnut = peanut
sesamum = sesame
pulses = dried beans
jute = natural plant fiber
maize = corn
millet = cereal crops
cutch = acacia tree extract
betel nut = areca palm fruit
AYEYARWADDY (Irrawaddy) REGION
13,526 sq. miles comprises of 26 Townships and 2,129 Wards/Villages. Bassein is the state capital of the commonly known name of "granary of Myanmar" and is famous for scenic beauty (Inyegyi fishery). Agriculture is the primary occupation: paddy (top producer), groundnut, sesamum, pulses, jute, coconut, banana, chili, onions, tapioca, and Burmese tobacco. Fishing industry is a major producer of fish-paste, dried fish & prawns, sea & fresh water fishing. Industrial activities include: Jute mill (Myaungmya), sheet glass (Bassein), Cement factory (Kyangin), and oil (Myanaung). Country infrastructure: Gas Turbine Power plants.
ATTRACTIONS: Pathein (Mirror Making), Myanaung (Plywood&Patroleum), Kyankhim, Htantabin, Shwepyithar (Natural Gas), A-Phyot, Chaungtha (Beaches), Mawthinsoon, Zalon Pyi-Daw-Pyan (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS: (Kan-gyi daunt, Kyaung-pyaw, Nga-pu-taw, Nga-yoke-kaung*, Hai-gyi-kyun*, Pa-thein, Shwe-thaung-yan*, Ngwe-saung*, Yay-kyi, nga-thaing-chaung*, Tha-baung, Kyaik-latt, Dae-da-ye, Phya-pon, Amar*, Bo-ka-lay, Nyaung-done, Danu-phyu, Pan-ta-naw, Ma-u-bin, Myaung-mya, Wa-kema, Ein-me, Mawlamying-gyun, La-but-ta, Pyin-sa-lu*, Kyan-gin, Za-lun, Myan-aung, Le-myet-hna, Hin-tha-da, In-gapu).
BAGO (PEGU) REGION
15,214 sq. miles comprising of 28 Townships and 1,624 Wards/Villages. Bago is the state capital to an economically strategic region with a network of road and railways. Zeyawaddy sugar mill (Sinde); Textile Mill (Shwedaung), Jute Baling Mills (Toungoo, Prome, and Tharrawaddy) ceramics factory (Tharrawaddy), and the North Nawin Dam is the biggest in Myanmar. The principle occupation of this area is agriculture growing: paddy, groundnut, sesamum, pulses, jute, rubber, tobacco, sugar-cane, and rice (top producer). The forests produces teak, pyinkado, ingyin where the Swa plywood mill produces high-grade plywood.
ATTRACTIONS: Sittuang (Channel), Daik-U (Tin, Sweetening, Coffee), Shwetaung (Textile Mill), Yeni (Paper Factory), Sinte, Naungchidaught, Htonbo (Heavy Industry), Shwemawdaw (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS: (Kyauk-kyi, Taungoo, Kay-tu-ma-di*, Htan-ta-pin, Phyu, Ye-ta-she, Oak-twin, Ka-wa, Kyauk-da-ga, Pe-new-gone*, Nyaung-lay-pin, Ma-dauk*, Pyon-ta-zu*, Daik-u, Bago, Shwe-kyin, Waw, Tha-nat-pin, Pan-taung, Pauk-khaung, Paung-de, Pyay, Shwe-taung, The-gone, Gyo-bin-gauk, Zi-gone, Nat-ta-lin, Min-hla, Moe-nyo, Let-pa-dan, Thar-ya-waddy, Oak-pho).
CHIN STATE
13,907 sq. miles comprising of 9 Townships and 505 Wards/Villages. Haka is the state capital of a 605 sq. mile Forest Reserve producing: scented woods, teak, pine, and cane. The principal occupation is livestock breeding and sericulture (silk farming). Main agricultural crops are: paddy, maize, wheat millet, groundnut, chili, cotton, and sugar-cane. Apples, oranges, damsons, and garden fruits are grown in large quantities while grapes are experimentally grown. Its natural resources are coal.
ATTRACTIONS: Victoria Calinuthon, Phalam (Terpentine Factory), Hakha, Bar Bridge (Steel Bridge). TOWNSHIPS: (Kan-pet-let, Min-dat). DOWNTOWN: (Tin-tin, Ton-zang, Kyi-kha*, Fa-lan, Ree-khaw-da*, Htan-ta-lang, Ha-kha). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Pe-let-wa, Has-mee*, Ma-tu-pi, Ra-zwa*).
KACHIN STATE
34,379 sq. miles comprising of 18 Townships and 699 Wards/Villages. Myitkyina is the state capital to this land of mountain ranges where the N'mai and Mali rivers are born and famous for the gorgeous Burmese orchids. The principal occupation is agriculture: paddy, groundnut, and sugar-cane. Sahmaw and Namtia supply sugar for home consumption. Its natural resources are: gold (Namma mines), silver, copper, iron, lead, amber, jade (Hpakant mines), crystal, and coal.
ATTRACTIONS: Nante (Sugar Mill), Khakaborazi (Highest Mountain), Indwgyi (Biggest Lake), Phakant (Jade Town). TOWNSHIPS: (Bhamo, Shwegu, Myo Hla*, Mogaung, Mohnyin, Hopin*, Myit-kyi-na, Sin Bo*). DOWNTOWN: (Putao, Ma-chan-baw, Mansi, Mo-Mauk, Lweeje*, Dow-pon-yan*, Waing-maw, Sa-dong*, Kan-paik-tee*). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Naung-mon, Pan-nan-din*, Kawng-lan-hpu, Sum-pra-bum, Hpa-kant, Kar-mai*, Tanai, Shin-bwe-yan*, In-jang-yang, Chi-pwi, Pan-war*, Tsaw-law).
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KAYAH STATE
4,530 sq. miles comprising of 6 Townships and 106 Wards/Villages. Loikaw is the state capital to the Mateku and Lawpita Falls on the Balu-chaung river. The natural beautiful sceneries, idyllic lakes, and wonderful natural caves are breathtaking. The principal occupation is agriculture of paddy, groundnut, maize, cotton, soya bean, sugar-cane, wheat, and butter beans. The forests produce teak, pyinkado, ingyin, padauk, thitkado, thitya, pine, and yingat. Its natural resources are: antimony, silver, tin, tungsten, and wolfram.
ATTRACTIONS: Loikaw (Stone Factory), Lawpita (Electrical & Water Supply), Mawche Mine (Tin & Tungsten). TOWNSHIPS: (Loi-kaw). DOWNTOWN: (Di-maw-hso, Pru-hso). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Sha-taw, Hpa-saung, Baw-lekhe, Ywa-thit*, Mae-sae).
KAYIN (KAREN) STATE
11,731 sq. miles comprising of 7 Townships and 410 Wards/Villages. Pa-an is the state capital to the Donthami river bridge. The principal occupation is forestry in which one-half the state is covered with evergreen forests producing: teak, pyinkado, and other woods. Agriculture: paddy, groundnut, sesamum, betel nut, sugar-cane, and rubber, and tobacco. Its natural resources are: iron, lead, copper, tin, antimony, and tungsten.
ATTRACTIONS: Mt. Zwekapin (Limestone Mountain), Myaingkalay (Cement Factory, Tantaung (Coffee & Green Tea Mill). TOWNSHIPS:(Hpa-an, Mya-wady, Su-kali*, Wal-lae*). DOWNTOWN: (Kaw-ka-reik, Kyone-doe*, Hlaing-bwe, Pai-kyone*, Shan-ywa-thit*, Than-daung-gyi, Leik-tho*,Baw-ka-li*). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Kya-in-seik, Phaya-thone-su*, Kyeik-dhone*, Hpa-pun, Ka-ma-maung*).
MAGWAY (MAGWE) REGION
17,305 sq. miles comprising of 25 Townships and 1,696 Wards/Villages. Magwe is the state capital of a massive national industrial zone with developed road, rail, and airfields. Pakokku, Gangaw, and Saw are famous for their handy-crafts and handwoven cotton fabrics. Thayet for cement, Pakokku cigarette, Sale & Kyunchaung for fertilizer, and Wazi (cotton plant fruit aka Boll). This area is the primary supplier for sasamum and groundnut cooking oil, and charcoal. Main agricultural crops are: paddy, pulses, maize, cotton, plums, potatoes, Burmese & Virginia tobacco. Its primary natural resource is oil with (Yenangyaung, Chauk & Mann) in Minbu (Sagu). Main agricultural crops are: cane, and cutch. The forests produce: bamboo, teak, and other hardwoods.
ATTRACTIONS: Malon (Heavy Industry), Pakakku (Cigarette Factory), Chauk, Mann Thanpayar, Malon (Petroleum), Kyunchaung, Minnbu (Electrial Supply & Natural Gas), Myatalon (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS: (Gan-gaw, Saw, Kyauk-htu*, Htee-lin, Seik-Phyu, Pauk, Myaning, Ye-sa-gyo, Chauk, Taung-dwin-gyi, Nat-mauk, Magway, Myo-thit, Ye-nan-chaung, Nga-pe, Sa-lin, Sidok-taya, Pwint-byu, Min-bu, Kan-ma, Sin-baungwe, Min-don, Min-hla, Tha-yet, Aung-lan).
MANDALAY REGION
14,295 sq. miles comprising of 29 Townships and 1,796 Wards/Villages. Mandalay is the state capital of the famous handicrafts: silk weaving school (Amarapura), Braziers, stone & wood carving, and gold-leaf manufacturing. The pagodas and temples of Pagan and the Maha Myat Muni Padoda are breath taking. The primary economy is agriculture: paddy, groundnut, sesamum, pulses, maize, wheat, cotton, chili, onion, Burmese & Virginia tobacco, Mahuya sunflower, and toddy palm. Brewery & distillery (Mandalay), Textile Mill (Meiktila & Paleik), Canning Factory, Loco Workshop (Myitnge), and Sugar Mill (Pyinmana). The area has many dams for irrigation: Mondaing, Kyetmauktaung, Pyaungpya, Yenichaung, Thitson, Yezin, and Kinda.
ATTRACTIONS: Mt. Popa (Mountain), Mogyoke (Gems), Pinmana (Sugar Mill), Thazi (Gems), Mandalay (Beer Production), Pinoolwin (Textile), Myitnge (Train Repair). TOWNSHIPS: (Kyauk-se, Sint-gaing, Ta-da-oo, Myint-thar, Nyaung-oo, Bagan*, Nga-tha-yauk*, Singu, Pyinoolwin, Madaya, Tha-beik-kyin, Ta-kaung*, Aung-myay-tha-zan, Chan-aye-tha-zan, Mahar-aung-myay, Chan-mya-tha-si, Pyi-gyi-ta-gon, Pa-thein-gyi, Amara-pura, Ma-hlaing, Meiktila, Wun-dwin, Thar-si, Kyauk-pa-daung, Ngan-zun, Taung-tha, Na-hto-gyi, Myin-gyan, Pyaw-bwe, ya-me-thin). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Mo-gok).
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MON STATE
4,748 sq. miles comprised of 10 Townships and 443 Wards/Villages. Moulmein is the capital of the first sea-fishing cooperative village (Zeebyuthaung). Superior workmanship of handicrafts in the Ywalut Village (Belugyun) were: tobacco pipes, hot water bottles, rubber balloons, plaster figurines, feather-brooms, and coconut-shell artwork are made. The Natural resources are: rubber (top producer), sea salt, white clay, tin, and antimony. Principal agriculture: paddy, groundnut, pulses, betel nut, rubber, sugar-cane, coconut, dhani, doorian, rambutan, and magosteen. Industrial manufacturing are: Pulp & paper mill (Sittang), Suger Mill (Bilin), Rubber factory (Thanbyuzayat), Textile Mill (Mudon), and Ceramics (Mupon).
ATTRACTIONS: Satse Beach, Zinkyaik (Electrical Supply Water), Ngantail (Electrical Supply Steam), Belin (Sugar Mills), Mupon, Sittaung (Paper), Kyaik Ti Yoe (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS: (Kyaik-mayaw, Chaung-sone, Mu-done, Maw-la-myine, Yay, La-min*, Khaw-zar*, Than-phyu-zayak, Kyaik-khami*, Kyai-khto, Paung, Bee-linn, Tha-htone).
RAKHINE STATE
14,200 sq. miles comprised of 17 Townships and 1,160 Wards/Villages. Sittwe is the capital of some of the most spectacular white sand beaches found on planet earth. Centuries ago it was the most populous state with many capital cities of Rakhine Kings. Agriculture is the main economic activity: paddy, groundnut, maize, betel nut, chili, coconut, dhani, matpe, bocate bean, soya bean, gram, Burmese tobacco, and solar salt (Sandoway, Taungup, Kyaukpyu). Natural resources are: oil off the islands of (Baronga, Cheduba, Ramree, and Muwe), Coal (Sittwe), Marble (Taungup) Lime stone (Ramree). Lumber industry is strong with one half the state covered in forests: bamboos, and other valuable woods.
ATTRACTIONS: Mt-Soann (Mountain), Ngapali (Beaches), Kantharyar (Beaches), Kayauktaw (Sugar Mill), Mahamuni (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS:(Kyauk-phyu, Mann-aung, Ram-ree, Ann, Kyauk-taw, Sit-twe, Pauk-taw, Pone-narr-kyun, Myay-pon, Minn-pyar, Mrauk-u, Ya-thay-taung, Gwa, Kyone-na-li*, Taung-gok, Ma-ei*, Than-dwe). DOWNTOWN: (Maung-taw, Taung-pyo-lak-we*, Buthi Taung).
SAGAING REGION
36,535 sq. miles comprising of 38 Townships and 1,981 Wards/Villages. Sagaing is the capital of the Academy for Development of National Groups at Ywathitkyi, Textile Mill, and Ywataung Railway Workshop. The principle occupation is the timber industry specialized in teak. Agriculture produced is: paddy, groundnut, sesamum, pulses (top producer), maize, millet, wheat (top producer), cotton, sunflowers (largest acreage), and Burmese & Virginia tobacco. Its natural resources are Sabe & Kyesin hill copper deposits.
ATTRACTIONS: Mt. Saramay (Mountain), Kyaukpahto (Gold), Kante (Jade), Panthar, Inntaw (Patroleum). TOWNSHIPS: (Ka-lae, Ka-lae-wa, Min-gin, Ka-thar, Kaw-lin, Htee-chaik, Ba-mauk, Pin-le-bu, Wan-tho, In-dow, Sagaing, Myinmu, Mayaung, Tamu, Myo-thit* Kham-bat, Ka-ni, Chaugn-u, Sa-lin-gyi, Pa-le, Butalin, Mon-ywa, Yin-ma-bin, Aya-daw, Kant-bu-lu, Kyun-hla, Khin-u, Ta-ze, Ta-ba-yin, Ye-u, Shew-bo, Kyauk-myaung, Wet-let). DOWNTOWN: (Hkam-ti, Nan-yun, Panh-saung*, Don-hee*, Lahe, Htan-pak-hwe*, Layshi, Mo-paing-lut*, Ho-ma-lin, Phaung-byin, Maw-laik).
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maize = corn
millet = cereal crops
cutch = acacia tree extract
betel nut = areca palm fruit
SHAN STATE
60,155 sq. miles comprising of 52 Townships and 1,932 Wards/Villages. Taunggyi is the state capital of the stone pillar (Panglong) monumental in the struggle for freedom and unity of all national races. Handicrafts and cotton weaving (Inlay) are famous. Gokteik viaduct & Kunhein bridge play important role in communication in the state and the canals (Heho, Banyin, Namyan), Dams (Namkut, Namkat, Monpalio, Monghsat, Mongpalio, Mong Lwi Weir, and Monglon) were built to support the vast Agricultural importance of the state, Agriculture is the main economic activity: paddy, groundnut, sesamum, pulses, wheat, chili, cotton, potatoes, tea, oranges, peaches, pears, damsons, apples, grapes, onions, pineapples, vegetables, and Virginia tobacco. Natural resources are: gold, silver (Namtu-Bawdwin, Yadanatheingi, Bawsaing), lead, zinc, copper, iron, tin, antimony, coal, tungsten, and precious stones.
ATTRACTIONS: Inlay Lake (Fishing Lake), Minehau, Pyinion (Gems), Linkay (Virginia Tobacco), Bawkyo, Shwenaung (Sugar Mill). TOWNSHIPS:(Tachileik, Ta-le*, Kyaik-lap*, Kaw-law, Aung Pan*, Se-sai, Nyaung-shwe, Taung-gyi, Kyauk-ta-lone Gyi*, Pin-da-ya, Pin-long, Naung-ta-ya*, Ywar-ngan, Yak-sauk, In-taw*, Ho-pone, Kut-khine, Ta-moe-nyae*, Nam-kham, Muse, Mone-koe*, Man-he-ro*, Pan-sai*, La-sho). DOWNTOWN: (Kwan-lone, Kyauk-me, Mine-ngaw*, Mine-lone*, Nama-tu, Naung-cho, Ma-bane, Moe-mate, Thi-baw, Kyaing-tong, Mai-khat, Mai-yang, Mai-pauk*, Mong-la, Phe-kone, Mai-sat, Mai-khot*, Mai-pyinn, Tone-tar*, Mai-tong, Pone-pa-kyin*, Mong-ta*, Mai-phyat, Mai-yong, Mai-yu*, Tant-yan, Mai-yal, Thein-ni, Lauk-kai, Chin-shwe-haw*, Kun-hein, Kar-li*, Nam-san, Kho-lan*, Le-char, Loi-lin, Pin-lon*, Ho-pang, Nam-tit*, Pang-lon*).
TANINTHARYI (TENASSERIM) REGION
16,735 sq. miles comprising of 10 Townships and 317 Wards/Villages. Tavoy is the capital to 800 islands along the coast of Myanmar and is rich in natural resources including pearls of every variety. The principal occupation is industry fishing for domestic and international export and mining of metals at (Heinda, Hamyingyi, Kanbauk, Yawa, Kyaukmetaung, Nanthida, and Yadanabon). Other resources of collection are Birds Nest for homeopathic remedies. Agriculture: paddy, betel nut, coconut, rubber, and dhani including large scale production of Tapioca, rambutan, doorian, and mangosteen. Palm oil is grown under special restrictions.
ATTRACTIONS: Mt. Mimolatkat (Mountain), Moungmakan (Beech & Hot Springs), Kamyalkimpin (Tin & Tungsten Factory), Ta-Htay (Island). TOWNSHIPS: (Kaw-Thaung, Kha-mauk-kyi*, Da-wei, Myit-tar*, Ye-phyu, Ka-lain-aung*, Laung-lone, Tha-yet-chaung, Ta-nin-thar-yi, Pu-law, Pa-lauk*, Myeik). DOWNTOWN: (Boke-pyin, Pyi-gyi-mandaing*, Ka-ya-thuri-ya*, Kyun-su).
YANGON (Rangoon) REGION
3,927 sq. miles comprising of 39 Townships and 1,144 Wards/Villages. Yangon is the state capital of the main gateway handling more than 85% for overseas import/export for the country. It is a strategic location for communications network (phone, internet, broadcast, satellite, microwave, fiber), roads, rail, waterways, and airways to the rest of the country. Economic development and factories are the primary occupations: 276 state-owned factories, pharmaceutical, steel, tarpaulin, aluminum, tile, soap, glass, rubber natural/ball, shuttle-cock, umbrella, and footwear are produced here. Agricultural products include: paddy (top producer), groundnut, pulses, jute, and Sugar-cane.
ATTRACTIONS: Tontail (Channel), Thanlin (Tin, Glass, Petroleum), Mawbe (Ball Pen Factory), Inntaing (Shoe Factory), Shwedagon (Pagoda). TOWNSHIPS: (Kyauk-gyi, Oak-kan*, Ah-pyauk*, Htan-ta-pin, Maw-pe, Min-ga-la-don, Min-ga-la-don, Shwe-pyi-tha, Hlaine-thar-yar*, Hlae-gu, Inn-sein, Ta-mwe, South-okkala-pa, Dagon-myo-thit [South, North, East], Daw-bon, Pan-zun-daung, Bo-ta-htaung, Min-galar-taung-nyunt, Okkala [North], Yan-kin, Thin-gan-gyun, Tha-ke-ta, Kyauk Tan, Ta-dar*, Kaw-hmu, Koon-gyan-gone, Kha-yan, Seik-gyi-kha-naung-to, Twan-te, Da-la, Thone-lyin, Kyauk-ta-da, Ka-ma-yut, Kyee-myin-daing, San-chaung, Seik-an, Dagon, Pa-be-dan,Ba-han, Ma-yan-gone, La-thar, Lan-ma-daw, Hlaing, Ah-lone). PRIOR PERMISSION AREAS: (Ko-ko-kyun).
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