Mountains in Myanmar - Asia

Phangran Razi, situated in the northern part of Myanmar near its borders with India and China, stands at an impressive height of 4,328 meters (14,199 ft). It is one of the highest peaks in the country and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

The mountain is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife lovers and botanists. Its challenging terrain and remote location add to its allure, attracting thrill-seekers and hikers looking for an unforgettable untamed wilderness experience.

Kennedy Peak of Myanmar is one of the world’s ultra-prominent peaks (classified based on how much higher it stands from other peaks near it) with an elevation of  2,703m (8,868 ft). It is the second-highest mountain in Chin State and is famous for being the site of a battle between the Japanese and British armies in World War II.

Mount Popa is a spiritual hike up an extinct volcano in Central Myanmar

Mount Popa is an extinct volcano situated in Myanmar, but some confuse it with the Taungkalat Temple, which sits on a volcanic plug jutting out of the mountain’s flank. Having not erupted in over 300,000 years, and with Myanmar becoming more accessible for tourists, Mount Popa is becoming a great spot for a rewarding sunset or sunrise view.

Before the city, Mandalay Hill was the birthplace of legends!

Mandalay Hill overlooks the city of its namesake and is an easy and very accessible climb best done around sunset. Sitting at the top of the hill, Su Taung Pyae Pagoda commemorates a visit from an early Buddha who prophesied the rise of a great city at the foot of the hill. The summit affords fantastic views of the city that was delivered, as well as the Irrawaddy, its floodplains, and the beginning of the Shan Highlands.