Local Life in Thanlyin Village
An unforgettable experience in Myanmar is time spent among the people of this magnificent country. Transfer to Thanlyin village, which was the base for Portuguese adventurer and trader Philip de Brito during the early 17th century. You’ll visit the Bon Pyan Monastery, where you will have the chance to see the ancient arts of the monastery and learn about the monks’ way of life. Next up is a pony cart ride to the vibrant and colorful Thanlyin market, where fruit, vegetables and other everyday items are bought and sold.
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Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
Bon Pyan Monastery,
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This is the tree that they use the leaves for
making a powder as a sun blocker |
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| Bon Pyan Monastery, |
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