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Traveling in Kengtung: Life in Remote Villages of Kengtung
Life in Remote Villages of Kengtung http://www.hotsia.com > Traveling in Kengtung > Life in Remote Villages of Kengtung Kengtung City (Kengtung), Mongtawng City (Mongtawng), Shan State (Shan). Kengtung girl's spicy noodle salad, visiting Mongtawng city, Myanmar. Traveling to Kengtung. Shan New Year in Kengtung. Check out hotels in Kengtung before traveling with Mr.Hotsia. If you go to Kengtung, you should try going far outside the city at least once. When I traveled to Kengtung, I had a guide take me outside the city.
Normally, a guide is required to take you there; otherwise, tourists cannot go. They do not allow tourists to ride motorcycles in Kengtung; a guide must lead the way. Even if you enter Kengtung by plane without needing a visa. Remote villagers have no electricity; they generate their own power. There are Tai Yai and Palong ethnic groups. Most Burmese in Kengtung live in the city, having come from other provinces to find work, but some reside permanently. Additionally, there are Tai Khun and Lawa people. I walked from house to house to observe the villagers' way of life.
Then I cooked Tai Yai food to eat with the villagers. Please watch the clip. I like the houses with earthen roofs, no concrete houses. The villagers smile and greet warmly, inviting me to sit and chat in front of their houses in a traditional Thai way. Mr.Hotsia, thrilling travel 21 19 24.917 N, 99 32 51.257 E GPS coordinates (POI). Warm rice breakfast at the hotel before heading to remote villages. Life of farmers in Kengtung. Rice field views in Kengtung. Beautiful scenery along the way 21 19 55.907 N, 99 32 36.539 E Palong traditional dress. Raising babies with care. Remote Tai Yai village.
21 19 56.399 N, 99 32 35.657 E Ancient Tai Yai fermented pork ear pot, preserved food for long-term consumption.
