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Hpa-an is a town in Hpa-an, Myanmar. It is the capital of Karen State. More than 1,000 years ago, it was a small village on the banks of the Salween River with a total of about 200 houses. There is a major cliff on the bank of the Salween River where the village is located. The tip is itchy. In Shan language, it is called Fa Ann (stone + tusk). It changed its name from Hpa-An to Hpa-An. The town was demolished in 1907. The most famous mountain in Hpa-an Township is Zwekapin Mountain. Zwekapin Pagoda is located on the hill. Cogon Cave is located about eight miles to the right of the Salween River in Hpa-an, east of Mount Cogon. Twelve miles west of Hpa-an is King Gigu (King Nyi Cave). At the bottom of the cave is a hot spring lake. Hot spring Although the two cold springs flow side by side, there is no combination of hot and cold water.
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Salween Bridge (Hpa-an) seen from Hpa-an
Zwekabin Mountain, Kya In Taung, Taung Waing Taung and Hpa-Pu Mountain were the most popular tourist destinations in Hpa-an at the end of 2017 and are of great interest to most domestic and foreign tourists.
Bagan (also known as Tampadipa) was the capital of Burma, the founding capital of the first empire of Burma. Due to the large number of ancient pagodas. It is a world-famous tourist destination. [1] On 6 July, the entire Bagan Archaeological Site was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Vocabulary Source Most of them are from Pugama to Pugama. It is often said that Bagan became Bagan. According to the chronicles of the Mon Dynasty, after the demise of Thare Khettara, the Pyu clan from Thare Khettara settled in Taung Nyo. After that, Pantaung relief area. From there to Mindon. After a series of moves to the island of Yonlut, the nineteen villagers and the king of the oceans appear to have established evidence of the existence of King Arimadana in Bagan. The name Pugama is a combination of the nineteenth village and the Pyu tribe, which originated in the eastern part of Torin Island. In the ancient Pagan inscriptions, the word "Pagan" is written and the wor
The Irrawaddy River The Irrawaddy River (English: Ayeyarwaddy, Irrawaddy) is a large river that flows from the far north to the south of Myanmar. The Irrawaddy River is the largest river in Myanmar. It is also the longest and most important river. The Irrawaddy River, formed by the confluence of the Inmaikha (Maykha) and Malikha rivers, flows roughly almost straight from north to south and flows into the Andaman Sea through the delta. The catchment area is 413,000 square kilometers. It has been used as a waterway for trade since the 6th century AD. During the British colonial period, irrigation was built for agriculture and benefited agriculture. Life is as important today as it was then. The Irrawaddy Delta is a popular area for rice cultivation. The most distinctive feature of the Irrawaddy River is its habitat of Irrawaddy dolphins on the right bank (upper reaches of the river). The Irrawaddy dolphin, a rare species, is now being considered for conservation. How it came
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