Kyaukpadaung Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Kyaukpadaung

Yep. We understand. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it high time you thought of your next adventure? Kyaukpadaung awaits!

It's found 160 kilometres away from Naypyidaw and its busy streets.

You won't have to be stuck on the highway all day to soak up some nature. Just 16 kilometres out of Kyaukpadaung, Mount Popa is a superb place to get some fresh air. More delightful surrounds await at Taung Kalat, 12 kilometres away.

If you travel 13 kilometres to the northeast from Kyaukpadaung, you'll reach Popa. Some travellers like to use this destination as a base to go to Mount Popa Monastery and Mt Popa Temple.

Tourists and locals alike often make the trip to Bagan. This destination is 40 kilometres to the northwest and close to the Dhammayangyi Temple, the Payathonzu Temple and the Lawkananda Paya. If you're staying on a while, don't forget about the Somingyi Kyaung and the Nagayon.

Feel a rush of excitement and then a little tranquillity when you try your hand at hot air ballooning. You'll have some nail-biting stories to tell after your feet touch the ground!

Whether you're splashing about in it, floating on it or zipping across it, not much beats spending the day by the water. You can participate in various watersports here, such as swimming and scuba diving.

Walk through the doors of the region's history museums, art galleries and craft workshops and take in everything that they have to offer.

Pull on your walking shoes and get some fresh air at one of the surrounding area's pleasant outdoor attractions. Its open-air markets are waiting to be explored.

If you're interested in history, you're sure to love the region's ruins and historic palaces. Do a little research before you go or introduce yourself to the closest tour guide.

You don't have to be religious to enjoy Kyaukpadaung's temples and monasteries. Educate yourself on local spiritual beliefs and find some peace of mind at the same time.

Are you ready to nibble, gnaw, crunch, munch and drink your way across Myanmar? A world of unique flavours awaits you here, so slip on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Are you a fan of ngapi (fermented seafood)? How about a thoke (salads)? Whether you're into them or not, they are two essential ingredients regularly used in dishes here.

While in Kyaukpadaung, you should eat like the locals do. That means sampling a plate of tea leaf salad or shan-style rice (fish rice), a couple of the area's culinary specialties.

You might be eating yourself into elastic-waisted slacks, but halawa (sticky rice, butter and coconut) is worth every single calorie. This well-known dessert will make your taste buds tingle with just a glance.

You can expect a party atmosphere in the air around the 21st of March. The locals will be preparing for Independence Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

With some planning, getting to Mandalay International Airport (MDL), the nearest airport, shouldn't be too hard. It's about 130 kilometres northeast of the centre of Kyaukpadaung.