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10° Day : Pindaya - Lake Inle
                                  After breakfast, you will depart for Nyaungshwe, a town located approximately
                                  40 km from Inle Lake. After having lunch in a local trattoria, we will embark and
                                  walk along the canal that runs along the western side of the city admiring the
                                  suggestive panorama that that landscape offers.

    Arrival in Inle and accommodation in the resort that will welcome you with a delicious dinner.

    11° Day: Lago Inle
    Inle Lake is a freshwater lake in the Shan State Mountains. It is the second largest lake in Burma with an
    estimated surface area of 72 km² and one at the highest height with 920 m
    a.s.l. During the dry season (winter) the average depth is 221 cm, with the
    deepest point 390 cm; but during the rainy season (summer) the height can
    grow  by  160  cm.  It  is  also  one  of  the  most  spectacular  and  characteristic
    destinations in all of Myanmar. It is a must for tourists who come to this country
    and want to live a few days in an extraordinary environment in contact with
    local traditions. Inle Lake is mainly populated by Intha ethnicity, but also from
    others such as the Shan, Taungyo, Pa-O, Danu, Kayah, Danau and Bamar that create a very interesting
    folkloristic mix.

    Today  we  will  spend  the  whole  day  sailing  on  the  lake  to  discover  the  fascinating  habits  of  the  local
    inhabitants:

    Visit:


    Thauggyi (Ywama): the floating market (the stalls are made up of boats).
    Thaung Tho: Famous village for the processing of the loom and fabrics.














    Phaungdaw Pagoda: Hpaung Daw U Pagoda, also spelled Hpaung Daw Oo or Phaung Daw Oo) is a
                                  famous Buddhist, located on Inle Lake in Shan State.Around the Pagoda, and
                                  in the basement they are selling traditional Shan and Burmese wares. it houses
                                  five small gilded images of the Buddha, which have been overlaid with gold.
                                  The application of gold leaf to this excess is relatively recent. Old photographs
                                  hang on the monastery walls showing some of the images in a more pristine
                                  form. It has been reported that some "gold" was removed at times to reduce its
                                  bulk. Gold leaf on the images of the Buddha and his teachings, the ritual of
    pilgrimage to the Buddha and his teachings.






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