Northern Myanmar is the homeland of snow-capped mountains which are located in northernmost of Kachin state, the second highest mountains where is famous for its women tattoo, bamboo dance, knife dances, weaving, Khuang Cuai located in Chin state, the main trade rode with India at Sagaing and the homeland of Shan people and delicious shan traditional food with its own culture at Shan State.

Central Myanmar is the heart of Myanmar, brimming with unique culture and traditions. It is the homeland of the last kingdom of Myanmar Kings, the only governmental region, a petroleum hub with numerous oil wells, and the smallest state with popular tourist attractions featuring diverse ethnic groups, cultures, and religions.

Southern Myanmar is home to mountainous regions, including the Dawna Range, Yangon, Ayeyarwaddy, Mon State, Bago, and Tanintharyi divisions. The capital, Yangon, is located in Kayin state, while Ayeyarwaddy is the main rice pot and agricultural hub. Mon State is famous for Golden Rock, Bago has the tallest pagoda, and Tanintharyi has azure waters and soft sand beaches.