Tanitharyi Essentials

Tanitharyi Region, stretching along Myanmar’s southern panhandle, features a mix of maritime heritage and natural landscapes. This selection includes the southernmost tip of mainland Myanmar at Victoria Point and the bustling municipal markets of Myeik and Dawei, central to the region's seafood trade. The list also highlights spiritual landmarks like Paw Daw Mu Pagoda and the multi-tiered Kalonehtar and Mway Sein Natthamee waterfalls set within the tropical interior.

Sate Nge Market

Central municipal market in Myeik specializing in fresh Andaman seafood, dried fish, and local produce.

Paw Daw Mu Pagoda

Buddhist temple in Myeik featuring traditional Burmese religious architecture and views of the surrounding coastal area.

Victoria point

The southernmost tip of mainland Myanmar in Kawthaung, offering views across the estuary to Ranong, Thailand.

Dawei Market

Large municipal trading hub in Dawei known for its variety of fresh fish, traditional textiles, and regional snacks.

Kalonehtar Waterfall

Natural waterfall located near Dawei, surrounded by dense forest and accessible through local village paths.

Maungmagan Market

Coastal market near Maungmagan Beach specializing in freshly caught seafood and regional snacks.

Praying place

Elevated viewpoint offering vistas of the Tanitharyi landscape and surrounding hills.

Daw Hter -

Local eatery in Kawthaung specializing in traditional Burmese snacks and regional cuisine.

Mway Sein Natthamee Waterfall

Forested waterfall near Myeik featuring natural pools and multiple cascades.