Explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems across Ayeyarwady.
Savor authentic Ayeyarwady cuisine, from street food favorites to gourmet delights.
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Ayeyarwady, known as Myanmar's rice bowl, is famous for its lush delta landscapes, peaceful beaches, and vibrant riverside culture. From charming Pathein city to pristine Ngwe Saung Beach, this region offers a perfect mix of tradition and relaxation.
Chaung Tha Beach is a lively and fun destination, popular among local families and young travelers. The beach is lined with small seafood stalls and shops, creating a friendly, relaxed vibe. Visitors enjoy fresh seafood, swimming, and boat rides to nearby islands.A lively and popular beach, loved by locals for its fresh seafood, fun water activities, and relaxed vibes. Perfect for family and friends.
Ngwe Saung Beach is known for its long, clean white sands and crystal-clear water. It offers a quiet, romantic atmosphere, perfect for couples and peaceful retreats. Many luxury resorts and beachfront restaurants make it a top seaside destination in Myanmar. A serene white-sand beach offering luxury resorts and peaceful sunsets. Ideal for couples and quiet getaways.
Capital of Ayeyarwady, Pathein is famous for its colorful handmade umbrellas and rich river culture. A great place to explore markets and local life. The city has lively markets, delicious street food, and a charming riverside promenade. It serves as the cultural and economic heart of the Ayeyarwady delta region.
An ancient and important pagoda in Pathein, originally built by Mon kings, representing centuries of faith and architecture. Shwemokhtaw Pagoda is one of the most sacred sites in Pathein, with a golden spire shining in the skyline. Originally built by Mon kings, it represents centuries of faith and tradition. Visitors enjoy peaceful moments and panoramic views over the city.
A mangrove wildlife sanctuary famous for crocodiles and rich bird life. Great for eco-tours and adventurous travelers. Meinmahla Kyun is a famous mangrove sanctuary, home to crocodiles and many rare bird species. It offers boat tours through dense mangrove forests, perfect for eco-tourism lovers. The sanctuary is a vital place for biodiversity and local fishing communities.
A small island near Ngwe Saung, known for its peaceful beaches and clear blue water. Great for snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing without big crowds. Visitors can enjoy hiking to the hill for beautiful panoramic sea views.
Myanmar’s national rice noodle soup with lemongrass and fresh river fish offers Ayeyarwady’s signature rich, fragrant flavor.
Fermented fish paste dip served with vegetables, Ngapi Yay is bold, savory, and a must-have on Ayeyarwady family tables.
Big Ayeyarwady river prawns, lightly seasoned and fried golden, are widely loved as a crispy snack or tasty main dish by riversides.
MFresh river fish marinated and charcoal-grilled, served with lime, chili, and vegetables—a favorite in beach towns and riverside restaurants.
Fresh delta fish simmered with tomatoes, onions, and spices makes a rich curry, a daily Ayeyarwady favorite served with rice.
A rich Burmese dessert of semolina, sugar, ghee, and cardamom, Pathein Halawa delights with its smooth texture and nutty aroma.
Eskala Resort Ngwe Saung
4-star resort
Ngwe Saung Beach
Myanmar Treasure Resort
4-star resort
Ngwe Saung Beach
Coral Chaung Tha
2-star hotel
Chaung Tha Beach
Golden Princess Hotel
3.5-star hotel
Pathein
Belle Resort
3-star resort
Chaung Tha Beach