An Oasis of Tranquillity and Comfort in Myanmar’s Oldest City

From the 9^th to the 13^th centuries, Bagan was the capital of the Kingdom of Pagan, the first kingdom to unify the regions that would later constitute modern Myanmar. Now, over 2200 ancient temples and pagodas still survive here.

The Hotel @ Tharabar Gate encourages all those who have not yet been, to discover the beauty of Myanmar’s most preferred tourism destination. “Bagan is magical. Life slows down here because this place offers a window into the past.”

The Hotel @ Tharabar Gate is a privately owned establishment in the heart of Myanmar’s first capital city, Old Bagan. Built 11 years ago and soon undergoing extensive renovations, the hotel has a total of 84 rooms, including four suites. Lush, unspoiled gardens surround the property, which is run by over 160 staff members, the majority of whom live in the surrounding villages.

A special approach to hospitality

The philosophy at The Tharabar Gate Hotel is not merely one of creating an oasis in an ancient city. “We recently launched our corporate social responsibility fund in an effort to be able to improve the standard of living of the people of Bagan. It is this kind of mentality that we hope will be prevalent among the tourists as well. Visitors to Myanmar will quickly realize that in keeping an open mind while in this country, they will be rewarded beyond imagination by the hospitality of its people and the pristineness of its natural beauty.”