- Myeik (pronounced "mee-ek") is a coastal city in the Tanintharyi Region of southern Myanmar. It is located on the Andaman Sea and is situated about 860 kilometers southeast of the capital city, Yangon.
- Myeik has a population of around 250,000 people and serves as a major trading hub for the region. The city has a rich history, with influences from various cultures such as Thai, Mon, and Burmese. It was a key trading port during the British colonial era and continues to be an important center for the fishing and pearl industries.
- The city is known for its scenic beauty, with picturesque islands and beaches nearby. Many visitors come to Myeik to explore the nearby archipelago of over 800 islands, known as the Myeik (or Mergui) Archipelago. These islands are known for their unspoiled natural beauty, diverse marine life, and stunning coral reefs, making them a popular destination for divers and snorkelers.
- In addition to its natural attractions, Myeik offers cultural and historical sites worth visiting. The city has several pagodas and temples, including the Seindon Mibaya Kyaung, a beautiful wooden monastery. There are also markets where visitors can experience the local culture and sample delicious seafood caught fresh from the sea.
- Accessible by air and road, Myeik is becoming an increasingly popular destination for both domestic and international tourists seeking a off-the-beaten-path experience in Myanmar.