Near By Attraction

It is one of the principal shrines in Myanmar and 15 minutes from the Resort. The building dates from 18th century and 12 century Buddha images are completely lost their shape due to the fact that devotees are constantly plastering them with gold leaf. Annually pagoda festival held in September/October.

It is well known as Jumping Cat's Monastery and just 30 minutes from Resort. Wooden monastery on stilts over the lake, built four years before Mandalay Palace. It has a collection of Buddha images in Shan style, Tibetan, Bagan and Inwa style.

The Lake Inle cottage industry workshops such as silk & lotus fabric weaving with wooden handlooms at “Inn-Paw- Kone” Village and it is about 15 minutes from the Resort. The village of In Paw Khon is a stop on most sightseeing tours and home to a vibrant weaving community. A unique fabric from the lotus plant fibers is produced only at Inle Lake and is used for weaving special robes for Buddha images called kya thingahn (lotus robe). Among its specialties are lotus and silk blend scarves, silkikat fabrics in various colors and patterns, and traditional Shan clothing, including longyis (the Burmese skirt) and fisherman pants worn by the distinctive “leg-rowing” fishermen of Inle Lake.
The newest sightseeing place, Inle Heritage House, are famous for many cats which are species of Myanmar. They are fed good food and well organized and very friendly with guests.

Nam Pan Village locates just before to Silk village. Making of cheroots, workshops of the boat carpenters are the interesting sites in that village. Besides, you will see the location and the style of the houses built on stilts as though we can call it Venice of the East. If you love looking surrounding by yourself, enjoy and walk to the market around 40 mins from the resort.

It is about 30 minutes from the resort and one of the five-day markets, this floating market is in Ywa Ma Village. Popular products here are Shan bags, gold and silver wares, which are produced in the village.

On the western shore of Inle Lake and about 45 minutes by boat from the resort. It is in ruins covered by trees and bushes which as supposed to be old about over 700 years. Best seen is in the early morning light as the sun rises above the hills on the eastern shore and a short walk through the village to the covered colonnade walkway to the temple hill. . Indein village has a 5 day market which travelers can visit and each year the Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Festival comes to Indein Village. The Indein Pagoda Festival is also celebrated every year.

It was formerly located on the hills, but after the construction of the water supply, the village was moved and the temples are still remained there. There are hundreds of Buddha Images in sitting, standing & reclining positions, which are supposed to be over seven hundred years old. When we take the boat excursion towards Sagar, the landscapes on the way make emotions and delights to be there. It can be done day return trip by boat from Inle Lake, which will take approximately 2 hours from the Resort. There is a monastery nearby where we can have a picnic lunch with typical foods.