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Holidays in Popa

Yep. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it time you planned your next adventure? Popa awaits!

It's located 160 kilometres away from Naypyidaw and its energetic streets.

While away a free afternoon absorbing the character of Taung Kalat. If you've got more time, Mount Popa Monastery is also well worth a visit.

Like to venture outwards a bit? Kyaukpadaung is 13 kilometres to the southwest of Popa and Bagan is 40 kilometres to the northwest. Jump in the car and find out what's out there!

Do a bit of shopping and visit some sights in Nyaung-U. This place is 40 kilometres to the northwest and pretty close to the Shwezigon Pagoda, the Htilominlo Temple and the Pyathada Paya. Of course, don't miss Leimyethna Pahto and the Sulamani Pahto either.

Few things in the world combine utter exhilaration with a feeling of calm quite like hot air ballooning. Take to the sky and be awestruck by the rolling views below.

Eager for some fun on the water? Then put on your suntan lotion and dive into some swimming or scuba diving.

You're sure to find a range of treasures crammed into the region's history museums, art galleries and craft workshops.

It's hard to think of a nicer way to discover the surrounding area than by seeing its open-air markets.

If you're hoping to discover the region's past, why not stop by a few of the nearby ruins and historic palaces? Do a little research beforehand to get some insight into their historical value.

Learn about the local religion and maybe get in touch with your spirituality by stopping at one of Popa's temples and monasteries.

To truly experience a destination is to taste its food and drink, so get ready to crunch, munch, slurp and sip your way across Myanmar. The only thing you need to bring with you is a healthy appetite!

If you're poring over a menu, there's a good chance you'll see meals with ngapi (fermented seafood) or a thoke (salads). They're some ingredients regularly used in the cooking here.

When the locals talk to you about their favourite food, you're likely to hear tea leaf salad or shan-style rice (fish rice) mentioned a few times. These well-loved dishes form part of the area's identity and ought to be on any food lover's list.

If you never refuse the dessert menu, we don't think you'll be disappointed. Make sure you try halawa (sticky rice, butter and coconut), an enticing treat that's guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth.

What better way to discover more about a place than by joining in on a day of national celebration? There'll be many festivities arranged for Independence Day on the 21st of March.

Time to hit the tarmac? Pack up your suitcase, set the alarm and map out a route to Mandalay International Airport (MDL). It's around 120 kilometres to the northeast.