Top Things to do In Naypyitaw 2021

"Naypyidaw is the capital of Burma and will go to the Peace Tower when you come here. Recommended to see it at night is more beautiful and the light maps are exceptionally beautiful. Definitely recommend to see if you have time."

"Naypyidaw Zoo is the largest zoo in Myanmar. There are many wild animals in it, which is more suitable for children to play. The traffic is quite convenient, if you like animals, you can come and see it"

"It is the main venue of the 27th Southeast Asian Games. The venue is very large and has hosted many games, especially the national level. If you have time, you can simply take a stroll"

"Visiting upstairs and shopping downstairs will be rewarding. Not many people. For foreigners, a five-dollar ticket is required to visit the second floor. Many showcases are not turned on and photos are not allowed. The exhibits inside are really dazzling, cool, very hopeful and should be very valuable. What's more valuable is that many huge rough stones are accompanied by photos to introduce the mining process, which is very shocking. There are a lot of small businesses on the first floor, you can buy some jade jewelry, but to be honest, it is not very reassuring, and I feel weird."

"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."

"Deep into Inle Lake, fishermen fishing in the morning light, children rowing to school on their own, long-necked people in their hearts, lively floating markets full of fireworks, seagulls flying in the sunset, quiet towns, and grandpa I'm too thin, so I picked a giant coconut that is the largest as a watermelon [hop jump]"

"Pali Pagoda, also known as Pondok Pagoda, is the largest temple in the Inle Lake area. It is built on a small island in the southern town of Inle Lake. The temple houses five small Buddha statues dating from the 12th century. The Buddha statues are kept by local believers. With gold leaf attached, the Buddha can no longer be seen. Visitors can take a boat to the island to visit this temple. The small pagoda buildings around the temple are worth seeing."

"In fact, I went to Yindai Village not to see this village, but to see the buildings of several pagodas and temples in this village. When you get off the boat, you will first pass a school, and then there is a group of pagodas under repair, and then walk into the village, you will reach a big pagoda, full of golden light."

"A scenic spot near Inle Lake, it is said that the temple is actually a monastery. There are many cats in it. It was first named because the cats jumped in circles. Now the cats can't jump anymore, they are very lazy on the ground."