Burma Inle Lake Nyaungshwe

http://www.hotsia.com > Inle Lake > Nyaungshwe Travel information for Inle Lake (Inle Lake) Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) Shan state Travel to Inle Lake Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) Eat Som Tam with Inle girls Travel information for Nyaungshwe To visit Inle Lake you must stay in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) first. This town is about 5 kilometers from Inle Lake. Nyaungshwe has a pier where tourists board boats.

Therefore, you must come to Nyaungshwe to stay a night before taking a boat along the canals. Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) is a small town with a morning market and restaurants for tourists. Locals who grow vegetables or tomatoes from Inle Lake bring their agricultural products to sell here in the morning. I traveled to Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) by hiring a taxi from Taunggyi. The taxi fare is about 1000 baht and takes about

1 hour for a distance of 30 kilometers. The nearest airport to Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) is Heho Airport (HE HO airport), 25 kilometers away. Taxi services are available. Taxi fares in Burma are affordable, especially if shared by 4 people. You can fly from Mandalay Airport or Tachileik Airport (opposite Mae Sai, Chiang Rai) to Heho Airport, or from Yangon. Domestic flights in Burma are inexpensive and connect various airports.

There are no complicated procedures, making it convenient. Some may take a bus from Mandalay or Hsipaw, which also has services, though I have not tried. When I went, I took a bus from Bagan to Monywa, then a tourist van to Taunggyi. Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) is the main tourist area with accommodations ranging from budget under 1000 baht per night to more expensive options. I recommend staying here. There are many activities: walk to the morning market, eat, stroll at night, and get a Burmese massage (male masseur).

Burmese Massage and more. When I traveled, I stayed at Joy Hotel, formerly Joy Guest House. The hotel is located by the canal for easy boat trips to Inle Lake. Boat prices are 15 USD per boat and 20 USD for a larger tour covering multiple spots. Now you can decide where to stay. Mr.Hotsia recommends staying in Nyaungshwe. If this article is helpful, book your hotel by clicking here.

Food in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) for locals includes fish from Inle Lake and vegetables grown there. For tourists, there are many nice restaurants in town. I ordered Burmese fried rice or Tamintjo. There are eateries for tourists or you can eat like locals by visiting the morning market where you can buy curry rice, Khao Soi, Tai Yai noodles. Breakfast at hotels usually includes Western style with bread, coffee, and bananas.

For lunch, eat at places where boats dock; they might get a commission, so prices are a bit higher. I recommend eating lightly. For dinner, have a full meal at the boat driver's home if arranged, or enjoy a full meal in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe). The main tourist activity is boating on Inle Lake. Everywhere in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) people will ask if you want a boat tour. The average price I paid was 450 baht for a half-day tour and 600 baht for a sunset boat trip.

I recommend using the hotel's boat service as it is the most trustworthy and they will provide the best service. Prices may be slightly higher than outside boats but worth it. For small groups of two, you can have a private boat. If you want to save money or meet new friends, you can join group trips arranged by the hotel. Everyone visiting Inle Lake must take a boat tour. Other activities in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) include walking around town, visiting the morning market, and getting a massage. Male masseurs are available.

Massages in Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) are interesting, especially male masseurs. I tried a massage but had a female masseuse. Here's a suggested travel route for Inle Lake: this area has three or four interesting towns: Taunggyi, Nyaungshwe, and Kalaw. Stay two days in Taunggyi to explore the town with cool weather and relax. Stay two nights in Nyaungshwe and Inle Lake for boat tours and city walks. The weather is cool, accommodations are affordable but there is not much to do. If you have work, stay two nights.

If not, one night is enough. I recommend flying from Yangon to Heho, then visiting Kalaw first, followed by two nights at Inle Lake, then Taunggyi to shop for cheap goods. Then fly to Mandalay from Heho. If returning by land, end at Inle Lake to take tourist buses to Bagan, Mandalay, or Hsipaw. Traveling between major tourist towns is easier. I believe no tourist visiting Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) misses Inle Lake. Along Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) streets, many will ask if you want to rent a boat. Choosing the hotel’s boat is probably the best option.

In Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe), there are also puppet shows. Check with your hotel. Walking around Nyaungshwe (Nyaungshwe) is easy without a car. Maps are available at hotels to avoid getting lost. The town is small. Mr.Hotsia travels with passion. February 2015. Book at Joy Guest House.

Stay at the same place as Mr.Hotsia, click here. Nyaung Shwe boats Boats in Burma Nyaung Shwe harbor Pier to Inle Lake Nyaung Shwe student Nyaung Shwe boat harbor Accommodation in Nyaungshwe Joy Hotel where I stayed in Nyaungshwe Famous food of Nyaungshwe Atmosphere of Nyaungshwe 20 39 42.653 N, 96 56 0.857 E GPS coordinates (POI) Canal where boats bring food from Inle Lake for sale, 4 km from Inle Lake Food of Nyaungshwe locals 20 39 39.041 N, 96 55 36.881 E

Food menu painting in Lanna style Female figure painting Pier to Inle Lake 20 39 35.945 N, 96 55 46.727 E 20 39 44.399 N, 96 55 53.273 E Food in Nyaungshwe Dried snakehead fish from Nyaungshwe Morning atmosphere in Nyaungshwe

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