The Ayeyarwady River – The Heart of Myanmar

The Ayeyarwady River is Myanmar's most important river and has played a central role in the country's history, culture and economy for centuries.

Following from northern Myanmar to the Andaman Sea, the river passes through many important towns and landscapes. Its fertile delta supports agriculture and communities, while the river has long been an important route for trade and transportation.

The Ayeyarwady is closely connected with Myanmar's cultural heritage. Bagan, Mandalay and many historic settlements developed along or near the river, making it and important part of the country's history.

A River Rich in Nature

The river and its surrounding areas are some to diverse wildlife, including the endangered Irrawaddy Dolphin. In some areas, visitors can experience local village life, traditional fishing and boat trips along the river.

Travel Note

River cruises and boat trips are currently limited. Please contact us for the latest information and availability.