A Myint Village
A Myint Village
4.5
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Gamecock95
SoCal54 contributions
Jan 2020
A mini Bagan without all the tourists. Love love this place. Hard to get to but once there it’s all your. Just you and 800 year-old temples and stupas. Can’t imagine that this will stay off the tourist pipeline much longer but until then. One of my favs in all of all Myanmar.
Written 25 January 2020
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Angela Thein
Singapore, Singapore46 contributions
Aug 2019 • Family
Pls make sure u look at the ground before u stepped . There are so many thrones there . First time I saw the lions which can turn the head . It is adjustable.. I have been visiting so many places in our country ( myanmar ) but might be only place .
Written 23 November 2019
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pzinken
Cologne, Germany2,073 contributions
Aug 2019
If you are interested in a typical village with a mass of old pagodas and ruins in the center, it's worth going there. Of course, don't expect a collection of pagodas like Insein or Kakku, but the place is untouched, quiet and you'll walk around in silence.
Don't miss the old wodden monestary around the corner. I had a nice chat and some shared cigarettes with the abbot who was excited too meet foreigners.
If you like to interact with the people try to find a driver speaking English who can translate for you. Driving is 1,5 hours from Monywa. When I visited this summer, the road was under bad condition but under construction, at the moment best was going there by motorbike or tuk-tuk.
If you stay in Monywa, it's a nice half-day trip to the countryside.
Written 29 August 2019
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ocycleschick
Weedsport, NY1,119 contributions
Jan 2019
We really enjoyed wandering around these ancient pagodas! They're in a very natural condition and you feel like you could be Lara Croft or Indiana Jones discovering some ancient temples! A great place to visit for some wonderful photos
Written 28 August 2019
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Askyoba
Victoria, Canada93 contributions
Jan 2018
A remote village which could be accessed by a car or Tuk-Tuk with 2 hours' drive. There is a small area in the village with beautiful pagoda ruin. It is definitely worth a day trip.
Written 25 August 2018
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MIB Tour Compan... M
Mandalay Region, Myanmar92 contributions
Aug 2017 • Family
A Nyeint and A Myint Villages were famous attraction among the foreign travelers. Later, it was little-known and out of reach for travelers. We can see many ruined pagodas, brick monuments, mural paintings and wooden monastery. We love really this place. This historic site is really precious for observing heritages. Now, it is popular again among the historians, students and travelers. The residents in the village are very friendly and we can touch with very typical local lives at Anyar Region.
Written 19 December 2017
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Backpackertje
The Netherlands290 contributions
Mar 2017
Went to this village by motorbike. Because they are recontructing the road it's very dusty. You can take another road, this is a longer distance, but shorter in time becaused it's paved.

The temples are very beautiful. Really like that it is not that restored. Loved the beautiful old mural paintings in one of the temples. We were the only ones there.
Written 25 March 2017
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GKR
Maseru, Lesotho249 contributions
Dec 2016 • Solo
The place reminds very much Indein Pagoda near Inle lake . Same type of architecture. It doesn't look maintained, what I found interesting are the paintings on the wall in one of the pagodas , just beautiful.
Takes about 30-40 minutes from the by motorbike .
Written 3 December 2016
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Thoswan D
Bangkok, Thailand86 contributions
Sep 2016 • Friends
Peaceful place, friendly locals, great for someone who loves exploring things by themselves. Beware of snakes though they are rare to encounter.
Written 7 September 2016
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Jay P
569 contributions
Sep 2016 • Friends
It was painful getting there, nearly two hours one way from Monywa on bumpy road. They were repairing parts of the road after the floods so we were stuck behind trucks for some way. I think a car would have been worse because it's a thin causeway all the way with lots of motorbike traffic. Towards the end we had doubts whether we should have come. But the site is quite amazing, crumbling pagodas, jungle, statues, grazing cows, busy but peaceful village all mixed together. We were glad we went. Apart from wandering the ruins and looking at village houses there's not much to do. We spent 90 mins there. It would be great to have a interpreter there to chat to people. The hotel quoted us 30K/40K kyat for tuk tuk/car, but we negotiated with a driver we met at the bus station for half as much.
Written 2 September 2016
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