Built in 1909 the colonial residence ‘Amara Resort’ was tastefully renovated in 2002.
Surrounded by pine forests, the small mountain town of Kalaw is ideal for nature lovers and hikers. Thanks to numerous remnants of the colonial era and the daily bustle of life, Kalaw radiates a unique, authentic charm. The market, elementary school and many colonial houses of the city, which are now used as summer residences, offer glimpses into everyday life at Kalaw. Visit the atmospheric train station, built by British colonialists, from where merchants make their arduous journey to the major cities of the country. In addition to watching people go about their way of life, you can also take a closer look at an old British luggage scale from the colonial era.
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Built in 1909 the colonial residence ‘Amara Resort’ was tastefully renovated in 2002.
Day one of the Kalaw-Inle trek ends after enjoying views of Nyaug Shwe Plain and Inle Lake.
Pine Hill Resort was a popular hill station in the days of the British Raj.
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