Mandalay

The east-facing palace is inside a walled fort whose four 1¼-mile walls form a perfect square...the palace itself is an important sight, but what's even more interesting is the village — Fodor's

A grand example of 19th century Burmese teak architecture, and the most significant of Mandalay's historic buildings.   — Atlas Obscura

— The Telegraph

The city's name is derived from this hill, which, at nearly 800 feet, can seem a lot more like a mountain when you're schlepping up it on a 100-degree day. — Fodor's

Young girl and mother at a festival inside Mahamuni Buddha Temple in Mandalay, Myanmar. — Afar Magazine