Demawhso is a few minutes’ drive from Loikaw in Kayah State. It is abundant of natural beauty scenes and legendary interesting religious buildings. Hence, I would like to urge travellers to tour Demawhso and its environs whenever they arrive in Kayah State.

I admit I show less interest on tours of Anya regions because of frightening to hotness and dryness of local climatic conditions. Actually, I on my trips to Anya regions grasped chances to observe different traditions and experiences from that of hilly regions. Although Pakokku was seemed to have least travel sites, I preferred it as a town with significant destinations. Even long Ayeyawady Bridge at the entrance to the town is attractive to the travellers.

ON my   arrival   in   Bawlakhe  of  Kayah  State, I unexpectedly saw  ancient  cultural  and historical buildings catching attention  of  travellers.  Those  wishing to enjoy exploration for new destinations may prefer to pay visits to town and villages in the township rather than the urban area of Bawlakhe. So I would like to share experiences on my visits with other travellers.

Number of ancient heritages in Pinya was less than those of Inwa because some of these heritages were renovated but some had disappeared in public buildings and crop lands. Most of the young people of Mandalay cannot immediately give directions for routes to locations of significant sites in ancient Pinya city or places around TadaU. I set a target of my article for travellers who are willing to pay visits to Pinya in addition to Mandalay and Inwa.

Rakhine religious associations and youths celebrated the traditional sand pagoda festival by building sand replicas of pagodas yesterday, the Full Moon Day of Tabaung, on the Ngapali beach in Thandwe.