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Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda
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The Phaung-Daw-Oo Pagoda festival is held around late Tawthalin (September) or in the month of Thadingyut (October), depending on the full moon Festivals are a major theme of life in Myanmar and mostly coincide with the full moons.
For towns folks it is the opportunity to take a few days off work and visit relatives in other parts of the country. For paddy farmers it is a well earned rest after bringing in the harvest. The weavers, basket-markers and other craftsmen also have a chance to sell their wares at the Inle Lake festivals. The Phaung-Daw-Oo festival is one of the most spectacular festivities in Myanmar.Four of the Buddha images of the pagoda are placed on the imitation of the royal barge and are rowed from village to village around the lake, stopping at each monastery. ....
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Sanga Tar-Khaung Pagodas |
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King Alaungsithu (AD 1113-1163), grandson of King Kyanzatha of ancient Bagan Dynasty, once tured around on royal barge in Inle region of present-day Shan State......
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Legendary of Kakku
Once there was an old couple of Shan farmers living near the site of the Pagodas. At that time the site was neglected and all covered with bushes .....
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Normal Sight Seeing
Kan Paw Nan Paw Pagoda (Yama)
Paper Umbrella Marking (Yama)
Gold & Silver Smith
Black Smith
Cat Jumping Monastery
Tomato Floating Farm
Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda
Cheroot Centre (Nampan)
Lotus robe weaving (Inpawkhon)
Silk weaving Factory (Inpawkhon)
Boat Carving (Nampan)
Cane Factory & Paper Factory
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Indein Sight Seeing
Indein Pagoda
Nature of Indein Village
Trekking (or) by ox-cart to Oodaung Taung
Kyauk Taing Sight Seeing
Kyauk Taing Market
Portary Village
Nature of Shan People
Taung-To Bagoda Sight Seeing
Taung-toe Pagoda
Taung-toe Five Days Market
Nautre of Village
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