Pindaya

• Prepare to be mesmerized by the unrivaled limestone caves of Pindaya
• Grab unique opportunity to witness Mother Nature's splendor firsthand with surrounding nature
• Meet the native Shan People and learn about their traditional lifestyle
• Get the opportunity to witness a small enterprise that produces paper parasols first hand
• Situated on a stunning lakefront, Pindaya welcomes travelers to take in its breathtaking beauty

• Visit the nearby Kan Hla Kone Village by taking a scenic trek
• Explore the awe-inspiring caverns home to an incredible collection of 8,000+ Buddha sculptures
• Uncover the exquisite aura of Mother Nature at Pindaya
• Expand your knowledge of Myanmar's traditional arts and crafts by exploring the process of creating authentic artifacts
• Embark on a journey and explore the traditional Shan paper umbrellas workshop
• Rejuvenate in the peaceful lakeside hotels, some with historic colonial-era architecture
• Explore and discover how products are made in local workshops

For anyone who adores culture and art, Pindaya should be top of the list for any Myanmar itinerary. If you're looking for a unique, off-the-beaten-path adventure in Myanmar, this is definitely one of our top suggestions.

Nestled in the hills, you will find a series of caves that serve as meditation chambers. These mythical places are home to more than six thousand vividly crafted Buddha statues, made from white marble and bronzed plaster then finely gilded with golden leaf. Towering 15 metres high, the impressive Shwe U Min Pagoda stands as a majestic gatekeeper to the caves.