Shan State Hotels
94% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 6 reviews)
Inle Princess Resort is a luxurious resort on the banks of Inle Lake. Surrounded by the serene lake ...
from US$ 146
per night
82% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 9 reviews)
Hill Top Villa Hotel is the former British Hill station in Shan State and is popular as a base for t...
from US$ 41
per night
The Paradise Nyaung Shwe Hotel is located near the entrance of the Nyaung Shwe Town and the starting...
from US$ 28
per night
The Conqueror Hotel in Shan State provides guests with wooden chalet-style accommodation that incorp...
from US$ 54
per night
82% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 14 reviews)
Paradise Hotel is a modern hotel offering friendly service and hospitality as only the Burmese know ...
from US$ 30
per night
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Events in Shan State
Pindaya Cave Festival
01 Mar 10 - 31 Mar 10
01 Mar 10 - 31 Mar 10
Pindaya Cave Festival: the beautiful caves of Pindaya come alive during this popular festival, celebrating their unique beauty and religious significance. Buddhist rituals and cultural performances are planned both around the caves and in town. This is one of Myanmar’s best events, so don’t miss it if you’re in the area. |
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Pindaya Cave Festival: the beautiful caves of Pindaya come alive during this popular festival, celebrating their unique beauty and religious significance. Buddhist rituals and cultural performances are planned both around the caves and in town. This is one of Myanmar’s best events, so don’t miss it if you’re in the area.
Thingyan Water Festival: this fun water festival celebrates Myanmar’s New Year. The entire country stops working to splash each other with water and cool off from the oppressive heat of April. Every town has some degree of fun, with larger towns sporting parades, beauty pageants and concerts.
Kason Festival: on the first full moon after Thingyan, the Kason Festival happens. This auspicious event honours the Buddha’s birthday, the day he attained enlightenment and the day he died. Temples buzz with activity as monks and locals make merit and hold processions through towns.