Trek Kalaw

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Our clients on trek to Inle Lake and around Kalaw area.

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German two ladies and Palaung old lady took a photo in her kitchen.

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They are making the rice plantation Myin Ka Village (Taung Yoe Region) near Kalaw.

08/07/2014

Reservoir at Kalaw.

04/07/2014

Floating Market, Inle.

04/07/2014

She goes to trek Palaung village.

25/06/2014

The journey to Inle Lake from Kalaw tends to be the most popular long-distance trek. It typically takes three days, including two overnight stays – one at a local tribe farmstead, the other at a Buddhist temple.
Tours usually include cooked meals and bedding, and your bags can be taken separately by car to your hotel in Inle Lake (where most people stay at the town of Nyaung Shwe). The cost of tours depends on the time of year and the size of your group (going in larger groups means a lower price).

25/06/2014

~~~ Short walks and longer treks ~~~
Shorter walks in and around Kalaw can easily be done independently. For some excellent views of Kalaw, its market and the surrounding hills, you can head up to the Thein Taung Pagoda, which is north of Union Highway (the main road through Kalaw) and hosts a Buddhist monastery.
A pleasant walk south of the central market takes you to the Hnee Pagoda, in which you will find a 500-year old bamboo Buddha, and the Shwe U Min Pagoda (Shwe Oo Min Paya), a cave filled with golden Buddhas. On these walks, and in the surrounding hills, you will find reminders of British colonial times, such as restored cottages and a different kind of religious monument – Christ the King Church. This is a great example of active Christian worship in Myanmar, with popular daily mass and Sunday services.
For a more immersive experience, and to really get a taste of the life of the local Danu, Pa-O, Palaung and Taung Yo ethnic groups, you can go on a longer two- or three-day hike.

25/06/2014

# You can feel their tradition #

25/06/2014

" Floating garden of Inle "

25/06/2014

Wanna trek there!
Feel green.....^^

21/06/2014

Our trekking group.

21/06/2014

Htee Thein monastery

21/06/2014

Paoh old lady waving the sholder bag .

21/06/2014

Palaung ladies picking the new tea leaves.

21/06/2014

Mingalabar !

I ,m kyaw kyaw trekking guide ( Kalaw ) - Ph - 09420058869 -0930354017 .
Kalaw to Inle Lake is popular trek of Myanmar.
You can choose the two option is 1 night 2 days or 2 nights 3 days trek to Inle Lake. You can more choose around kalaw trek is day returm trek, 1 night 2 days trek , 2 nights 3 days trek.

13/06/2014

~~Kalaw~~

High up in the Shan hills, Kalaw is an old colonial hill station with a laid back atmosphere, refreshing climate and scenic views. It is also Myanmar’s trekking mecca. Whether you are after a brief stroll to to soak up the atmosphere and take in some hill views and the colourful flower-lined streets, or a longer three-day trek to Inle Lake or Pindaya to witness the lives of the local hill tribes, Kalaw offers a wide variety of options for exploration – and a freedom of unfettered movement that is not always possible in other remote parts of Myanmar.
At Kalaw’s heart is its market, where villagers from the surrounding hills come to sell their produce. Most of the town’s restaurants and food stands surround the market, and offer a particularly eclectic range of foods, with descendants of Indian and Nepali rail workers who migrated here during British rule offering their own dishes to complement the local Shan fare. Also in the centre of town is the Aung Chang Tha stupa, which glitters with silver and gold glass mosaics.

A good example of Myanmar’s new drive for eco tourism is the Green Hill Valley elephant camp. A 40-minute taxi ride from Kalaw, the camp was founded in 2011 to protect the local environment and care for ageing and poorly elephants, whilst allowing visitors to see them in their natural habitat. Short rides on the elephants are permitted, but all activities are conducted primarily with the animals’ welfare in mind. Various trekking options are also available in the area.

There are several cafes and hotels in the centre of Kalaw that provide internet access. There is also a KBZ bank ATM where you can use Visa and Mastercard – it is located next to the market, just off the main road where bus passengers are dropped off.

The Tazaungman Full Moon Festival takes place in late October or early November, and features street parades, music and fireworks.