Thailand to Myanmar

,1) Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa Experience resort living in cosmopolitan Bangkok at Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa - a haven of palm trees and river breezes on the banks of the majestic Chao Phraya. Guest rooms embody the simple yet elegant Asian style and are decorated in rich colours of Thai silks and the warm brown hues of hardwood floors and include iPod docking station, wireless internet access, and LCD TV. Private balconies offer city, garden or river views. There are ten dining options on site, with tases and delicacies from around the world. The wide range of indulgent treatments at the Mandara Spa Bangkok, also on site, blends ancient remedies with modern techniques, all with a focus on restoring individual wellness, and tranquillity 2) Anantara Chiang Mai Resort and Spa The Anantara Chiang Mai Resort and Spa is located on the banks of the beautiful Mae Ping River in central Chiang Mai.The 84 guest accommodations are designed in the contemporary Asian style and include satellite television, in-room safe and internet access. The property includes currency exchange and hair salon 3) Aureum Palace Resort This sprawling property of 114 upscale rooms overlooks a breath-taking scene of Bagan’s pagoda-studded landscape across a lotus-dappled lake. The towering teak-pillared grand lobby and the restaurant lend regal splendor to its 72-room complex of villa-type super-deluxe accommodation, all of which are equipped with top-of-the-line amenities and equipment. 4) Inle Princess Resort Inle Princess Resort rests on the eastern shore of Inle Lake within the blue treetop ranges of the Shan Hills.  Just a 20 minutes boat ride from the town of Nyaung Shwe and near the village of Magyisin, the Resort is a perfect base from which to explore the wonders of Inle Lake and the surrounding region. Strand Hotel This 1901-built three story Victorian considered one of Southeast Asia’s grand colonial hotels and still one of its most awe inspiring. Once patronized exclusively by ‘royalty, nobility and distinguished personages’ according to Murray’s Handbook for Travellers in India, Burma and Ceylon, 1911, today this National Landmark in the heart of downtown Yangon confers a sense of its rich history to all who pass through its colonnaded exterior.