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Making an excursion to cities nearby is a good way to get some insights into the history of Myanmar. Neighbouring areas of Mandalay boast many stunning attractions and picturesque countryside. The city of Mandalay itself also offers many activities so that visitors can keep themselves entertained. Going on a river cruise, watching the sunset and witnessing cultural shows are among the things you can do in this charming city.

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Cultural show: theatre lovers will be delighted to be able to witness folk and classical Pwe (Music and Dance) shows that combine drama with music created by traditional musical instruments. The best place to see this is at the Moustache Brothers Troupe on 39th Street between 80th and 81st Streets. Their performances are very famous among tourists and are most unique in form and style compared with other Pwe performers.

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Hiking: not really hiking but climbing up Mandalay Hill, located at the northeast corner of the city is a good workout. About 235 metres high, the hill gives fantastic views of the city once you are on the top. On the way up, you can also observe many pagodas, monasteries and a huge Buddha image. However, you have to go there barefoot as footwear is not allowed on this religious hill.

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