Explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems across Kachin.
Savor authentic Kachin cuisine, from street food favorites to gourmet delights.
Find top-rated hotels and cozy stays for every kind of traveler.
Kachin State, in Myanmar’s far north, is a land of mountains, rivers, and quiet strength. From jade-rich hills to the snowy edge of Hkakabo Razi, this is a place where nature leads and culture holds strong. Forget polished paths and crowded spots. Here, the air is colder, the culture runs deeper, and every journey feels earned. Looking for real? You’ve found it.
For the True Adventurer
Myanmar’s highest peak and Southeast Asia’s rooftop,
Hkakabo Razi is made for explorers who crave the untouched.
Trek through dense jungle, cross glacial rivers, and stand at the edge
of the unknown — where few have gone, and nature still rules
Kachin’s Peaceful Escape
Far from the crowds, Indawgyi is one of Southeast Asia’s largest and most serene lakes.
Paddle through calm waters, spot rare birds, and explore quiet villages along the shore.
Perfect for travelers who want nature, culture, and stillness — all in one unforgettable place.
A Hidden Gem of Kachin
Sadon Falls, locally known as Lang Na Hka, is one of Kachin State’s most refreshing natural retreats.
Surrounded by untouched greenery and mountain air, the falls offer a calming experience for both
local and international travelers.
Where Rivers Become the Irrawaddy
Set in the heart of Kachin’s mountains, Myitsone is the sacred meeting point of the Maykha and Malikha rivers, forming the mighty Irrawaddy.
Surrounded by hills and calm waters, it is a peaceful, scenic spot ideal for nature lovers and cultural explorers.
Walk the quiet trails, enjoy panoramic views, and witness one of Myanmar’s most meaningful natural landscapes where rivers, legends, and life begin.
Heart of Kachin Culture
National Manau Park is a symbolic cultural site in Kachin State. It is best known as the traditional venue for the Manau Festival,
a grand celebration of Kachin unity, heritage, and dance.
The park features towering Manau poles, traditional designs, and an open space where thousands gather during the annual festival.
For visitors, it offers a glimpse into the rich cultural identity of the Kachin people, peaceful, proud, and deeply rooted in tradition.
Creekside Calm in Myitkyina
Aung Myin Thar is a peaceful recreational area in Myitkyina, Kachin State, known for its clear, refreshing creek and the relaxing atmosphere of the Aung Myin Thar Bamboo Resort. Once the site of Myitkyina’s first power plant, the creek, locally called Kyaing Kran Chaung, is now a favorite spot for locals and visitors to cool off, especially in summer. With clean water, natural surroundings, and a calm vibe,
it is an ideal place to unwind and enjoy the quiet beauty of Kachin.
Panwar is a quiet mountain town in northern Kachin State, near the China border. Surrounded by snowcapped peaks and deep forests, it serves as a gateway to Hkakabo Razi, the highest mountain in Myanmar. The area is home to the Rawang people and offers a rare mix of untouched nature and cultural richness. With its cool air and remote charm, Panwar is perfect for trekkers and travelers seeking something wild and real.
A Sacred Landmark in Kachin
Situated in Kachin State, Aung Zay Yan Aung Pagoda is an important religious site that
attracts both locals and visitors. Known for its peaceful setting and traditional
Burmese architecture, the pagoda is a place of worship, reflection, and cultural
significance. Visitors come here to experience spiritual tranquility and witness local
Buddhist practices in a beautiful natural environment.
Shat Jam, or Kachin Danbauk, is a hearty rice dish with beans, vegetables, meat, and crispy onions—an authentic taste of Kachin tradition.
Si Pa is a traditional Kachin curry thickened with rice powder, featuring pumpkin, greens, mushrooms, beans, and more—simple yet hearty and wholesome.
Sar Phyal is a beloved Kachin dish of smoked meat, vermicelli, vegetables, and herbs, served with a spicy dip and often paired with traditional rice liquor.
Kachin Sakaw Rice is a traditional feast of spicy curries, salads, and soups served on a bamboo tray, showcasing local herbs and flavors.
Bamboo-tube sticky rice, or Kauk Nyin Kyidauk, is roasted in bamboo with banana leaves, creating tender rice with a smoky flavor.
Kachin Rice Wine, or Sapi, is a traditional northern Myanmar drink served at festivals and gatherings as a symbol of hospitality.
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