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Bagan Viewing Tower
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The newly inaugurated 13-storey Bagan Viewing Tower, 60 metres high
and 16.5 metres in diameter, has been opened to the public. The
tower, designed to withstand storms and earthquakes and installed
with three 11-person-capacity lifts, features a business centre,
offices and a shopping mall on the ground floor, waiting lounges on
the first floor, meeting rooms, the Bagan History Video Showroom and
coffee shops on the second floor, offices from the fourth to seventh
floors, restaurant decks on the ninth and tenth floors, and view
deck on the 11th floor. The admission fee to enter the
Bagan Viewing Tower is 10 USD per person.
Resort information
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Myanmar Andaman Resort

Mergui Archipelago |
The Amara
Resort Hotel in Kalaw is offering a special rate of 25% off the
normal rate for a stay from now until 30th September. Please contact
myanmar@exotissimo.com for bookings.
The Aureum Palace Hotels Group is opening three new upscale 5-star
resorts, including the Aureum Palace Ngwe Saung with five
villas and 57 guest rooms, the Aureum Palace Ngapali with 42
villas and the Aureum Palace & Resort Bagan with 73 villas
and guest rooms.
The new Haw
Inle Hotel, just south of the Inle Princess Resort, is nearing
completion of its first phase and will open for the coming high
season. Bookings will be accepted in mid-July for the hotel's 18
villa bungalows and 12 duplex cottages.
In late May, a new eco-friendly resort, the Myanmar Andaman
Resort, soft opened on Fork Island in Southern Myanmar’s Mergui
Archipelago. Located at the end of its own private bay with three
beaches, the resort is a great and quiet hideaway. Ten superior
cottages (with fans) are available now and an extension of eight
more superior cottages and eight suite chalets (with air
conditioning) will be ready for the grand opening later this year.
Activities like snorkelling, kayaking and trekking are already
available and the first official scuba diving centre in Myanmar is
also set to open before the end of the year. The resort can be
reached by the hotel's own speedboat service within two hours from
the town of Kawthaung. Kawthaung itself is reached from Yangon by
domestic flights and from Thailand via the city of Ranong.
The
Myanmar Treasure Resort New Bagan, in the Bagan Archaeological
Preservation Zone, offers 94 comfortable superior and suite guest
rooms that are equipped with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms,
satellite televisions, mini-bars and safes. Facilities include a
restaurant, coffee shop, lobby bar, business centre, spa, swimming
pool and Internet access. The Myanmar Treasure Resort Inle Lake
is scheduled to open in early 2006 with more than 120 guest rooms.
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