Top Things to do In Bagan 2021

"walking up the stairs (legendary 777 steps) to see the monastery. my friend and I did not feel tired climbing the stairs. not a very big place on top but there a lot of short stories introducing the Nats (refers to The nats who are spirits worshipped in Myanmar and neighboring countries in conjunction with Buddhism) who lived in Mount Popa as we climbed up"

"The Irrawaddy River is the mother river of the Burmese people. The river is wide and the water is a bit turbid, a bit like the Yellow River in China. The lower reaches of the Irrawaddy River is an economically developed area, if you have time, you can come and see"

"Nice place for all.Both early morning sunrise and Night life at Mandalay hill are enjoyable."

"The most famous U Bein Bridge is on East Taman Lake. It is basically a check-in attraction, so there are many tourists and it is not easy to take a photo with few people. However, the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening are beautiful, it is worth visiting."

"Boat trip at Inle Lake was truly enjoyable. I am glad that we stayed at Bagan Lodge, a comfortable hotel with direct access to the lake. In addition to the boat trip, we visited “lotus silk” weaving shop and silverware making shop."

"Seeing the floating islands on the water in Myanmar, I still have a lot of emotion. The homes (floating farms) of the Yinde nationality are built on the top in the form of stilts, and they can drift freely on the lake when needed."

"This is in the valley in the back garden of Mandalay. The traffic is very inconvenient. The mountain road is very steep and it is not recommended to drive by yourself. I parked the car on the mountain and walked for an hour to arrive at Anisakan Waterfall, like a white ribbon, hung on a green hill. It flew down from a height of more than 60 meters, splashing layers of jumping waves, and the stirred water mist brought delightful coolness. There is a temple stupa in front of the waterfall."

"Maymyo Botanical Garden (National Kandawgyi Park) has super beautiful scenery. It is a good place to escape the summer heat. It is interesting and distinctive, with lush plants, fresh air and beautiful flowers."

"The Burmese pronunciation is almost Bindia. This Buddha cave is on the mountain. It is said that there are more than 8,000 Buddha statues. Because there is only one Buddha in Southern Buddhism, that is, Buddha Shakyamuni, so you can see various statues of Shakyamuni Buddha here. After entering, you will first put gold on the golden pagoda, and then admire the Buddha statue in the crowd. To be honest, I personally am not too interested in this kind of "engineering", so I only remember a lot of Buddha statues without any special impression. On the contrary, there is a very quiet monastery by the lake before going up the mountain. I saw a lot of Buddha statues that have fallen into disrepair, which is quite mysterious."

"I happened to go when the tide was completely fading, which made it possible for me to walk only a few miles (actually!) with beautiful scenery surrounding it - the towering dunes and the Dingle Peninsula right next to me, the Avila Peninsula and the Magi Cody Rix across the bay - really evocative Amazing. Thanks to millions of people for keeping toilet facilities clean and stocked! Great public amenities. Usually there is a lovely restaurant / cafe / shop but closed due to circumstances but once things are resolved it will no doubt be reopened."