Reasonably new and one of the best-value offerings in Pyin Oo Lwin. All 40 rooms are large and include tasteful wooden trim, which gives the rooms some character, and each has a well-presented bathroom with a tub. Service is warm and there's an attractive wood-panelled bar and a rooftop terrace with views over the town.
Hotel Shwe Nann Htike
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
23.71 MILES
To get a sense of Mandalay’s pancake-flat sprawl, climb the 760ft hill that breaks it. The walk up covered stairways on the hill's southern slope is a…
26.03 MILES
Every day, thousands of colourfully dressed faithful venerate Mahamuni's 13ft-tall seated buddha, a nationally celebrated image that’s popularly believed…
1.9 MILES
Founded in 1915 and carved out by Turkish prisoners captured by the British during WWI, this lovingly maintained 435-acre botanical garden features more…
19.77 MILES
Staring distantly towards Mandalay Palace, temple-topped Yankin Hill is worth climbing for views of greater Mandalay's rice-field setting and of the Shan…
28.46 MILES
The world’s longest teak footbridge gently curves 1300yd across shallow Taungthaman Lake, creating one of Myanmar’s most photographed sites. In dry season…
26.64 MILES
A meditative departure from the usual Burmese 'douse-it-all-in-gold-and-pastels' aesthetic, this gorgeously carved teak monastery is beloved by tourists…
24.53 MILES
The 1990s reconstruction of Mandalay's royal palace features more than 40 timber buildings constructed to resemble the 1850s originals. Climb the curious…
6.4 MILES
Just north of Anisakan village the plateau disappears into an impressive, deeply wooded amphitheatre, its sides ribboned with several waterfalls. The most…
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This large, classically styled if mostly modern, Chinese temple comes complete with ornate stucco dragons, rock gardens, a vegetarian buffet restaurant,…
0.2 MILES
Dating from 1904 and formerly the British Club, this colonial pile comes complete with side turrets and is set in attractively manicured gardens…
0.32 MILES
Grand, off-pink building that's now used by the government (so it can't be entered) dating back to the colonial era.
5. Church of the Immaculate Conception
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Built in 1906 along classic lines, this is one of the earliest churches in Pyin Oo Lwin.
7. Seventh-Day Adventist Church
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Up near the Shan Market, this fine half-timbered mansion is a Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
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The most important central pagoda is Shwezigone Paya, though it’s not really worth a special detour.