Kyauktaw Holiday Deals

Kyauktaw Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Kyauktaw

Awake in the wee small hours? Can't get back to sleep? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what's stopping you? Get up, dig out your passport and book a trip to Kyauktaw!

It's situated 350 kilometres to the west of the nation's capital, Naypyidaw.

Nothing compares to unwinding for a day at the seaside. At some stage during your trip, travel to Inani Beach, 100 kilometres to the west.

Make your stay a rewarding one by learning the history of Kyaukpandaung.

If you have plenty of time, why not go to a few nearby destinations? Mrauk-U and Teknaf are 35 kilometres and 70 kilometres away, respectively.

Located 80 kilometres to the south, Sittwe is a place with something for everyone. The Lokananda Paya, Jama Mosque and Rakhaing State Cultural Museum are close at hand. Keep in mind, Central Market and Shwezedi Kyaung may be more your style.

Hot air ballooning can take you right out of your comfort zone. Steady your nerves and take to the skies for the flight of your life!

Love watersports? Add some extra thrills to your trip with a little swimming or scuba diving.

Spend some time indoors inspecting the hidden treasures of the region's history museums, art galleries and craft workshops.

We'd be hard-pressed to think of a more engaging way to appreciate the surrounding area than by seeing its open-air markets.

Learn about this area's rich past by stopping at a few ruins and historic palaces. If a tour guide isn't around, make sure you do a little of your own research.

You don't need to be a believer to enjoy Kyauktaw's temples and monasteries. Educate yourself on local spiritual beliefs and find some calm while you're at it.

There's a world of fantastic flavours waiting to dance across your taste buds in Myanmar. With so many mouthwatering things to eat and drink, all you need to bring with you is your appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy slacks.

Do you love ngapi (fermented seafood)? What about a thoke (salads)? Whether you're into them or not, they are two popular ingredients often found in dishes here.

While Kyauktaw features no shortage of culinary comforts, you shouldn't leave without sampling tea leaf salad and shan-style rice (fish rice). Considered signature dishes, you'll have to stick them on your must-try list if you truly want to taste this destination.

If you're not one to skip dessert, you should definitely introduce your palate to halawa (sticky rice, butter and coconut). This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one mouthful.

What better way to learn about a place than by being there during a day of national celebration? There'll be loads of festivities arranged for Independence Day on the 21st of March.

If you're travelling by plane, you'll most likely be using Mandalay International Airport (MDL). It's 330 kilometres to the east. Pack your bags, plan a convenient route and set that alarm clock!