A stunning freshwater lake famous for its floating gardens, stilt villages, and the iconic leg-rowing fishermen.

Rich in Shan traditions, local crafts, and vibrant markets showcasing the daily life of the indigenous Shan people.

Bustling local markets and the rotating five-day market, where various ethnic groups sell fresh produce, crafts, and textiles.

Known for its beautiful teak architecture, oval windows, and serene atmosphere.

Unique agricultural methods with crops grown on floating beds and houses built on stilts over the water.

Famous for their distinctive rowing technique using one leg to balance while paddling.

Myanmar’s first vineyard offering wine tastings with spectacular views of Inle Lake and the surrounding mountains.

Scenic boat trips around Inle Lake to explore villages, markets, and cultural sites.

Renowned for lotus and silk weaving, with opportunities to see local artisans at work.

A revered Buddhist site on Inle Lake, hosting the vibrant annual Phaung Daw Oo Festival.

Embark on a boat tour to witness the unique leg-rowing fishermen, floating gardens, and stilted villages that define this serene body of water.

Admire the intricate teak architecture and oval windows of this historic Buddhist monastery, offering insights into monastic life.

Explore one of the region's most revered pagodas, housing sacred Buddha images and hosting vibrant annual festivals.

Experience the local culture by browsing stalls filled with fresh produce, traditional crafts, and regional delicacies.

Visit this significant religious site known for its golden stupas and serene atmosphere.

Learn to prepare traditional Burmese dishes using fresh, local ingredients in hands-on culinary sessions.

Rent a bicycle to traverse scenic rural paths, passing by rice paddies, local villages, and picturesque landscapes.

Sample locally produced wines while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding hills and Inle Lake.

Wander through ancient pagoda complexes and observe traditional village life along the western shores of Inle Lake.

Experience a rotating market that moves between villages, offering a glimpse into the trading practices of various ethnic groups.

Delve into the history and heritage of the Shan people through exhibits housed in a former royal palace.

Discover a serene cave temple adorned with numerous Buddha statues and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Learn about the intricate art of lotus and silk weaving from local artisans in nearby villages.

Explore Jumping Cat Monastery (Nga Phe Kyaung) a wooden monastery known for its collection of Buddha images and its former feline performers.

Relax with a therapeutic massage that incorporates traditional Shan techniques to rejuvenate the body.

Engage in hands-on pottery making with local craftsmen, creating your own unique souvenirs.

Walk along the wooden bridge connecting this charming village to the mainland and observe daily life on the lake.

Learn about the cultivation of lotus plants and their significance in local culture and crafts.

Soar above Inle Lake at sunrise for breathtaking aerial views of the landscape below.

Observe the process of crafting Burmese cigars by hand in local workshops.