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Mt. Popa National Park

Myingyan (Burma)

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Mt. Popa National Park is a park, located at Myingyan, Myanmar (Burma). They can be contacted via phone at +95 9 794 911949 for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 27 December 2016

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21 Reviews

  • Henrik Brandsborg
    22 March 2018

    Interesting for a half day tour out of Bagan - Amazing view from the top

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  • Sumdude132
    15 March 2018

    Really nice attraction, not over run with tourists and the climb was decently easy.
    Beware there are two sections of very steep stairs that you'll have to climb barefoot

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  • Stefan Lechner
    27 February 2018

    We expected masses of tourists but instead almost only nationals went up to worship Buddha. This made going up the mountain to be very special.

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  • Monyet Kecil
    21 February 2018

    Went up to Tuang Magyi. It's about an hour and half ride from Bagan by car. The hike was moderately difficult with multiple switch backs. It takes about 2 hours to summit to the pagoda on top. It overlooks Mt. Pop a itself.

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  • Breo Li
    13 February 2018

    Lovely 1/2 day trip from Bagan. Take care with the monkeys when you walk up to the temple though the stairs.

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  • Daniel Uherek
    07 February 2018

    We went in the afternoon. The view was a bit hazy. Not many people and cleaners. The climb was easier than expected. The monkeys were calm when we were the only people going up. On the way down when we saw more people climbing, we heard some monkey business. Nice trip.

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  • Filippo Cavalca
    07 February 2018

    The hike to the top the crater is immersed in lush tropical forest, so the view is basically zero until the summit. The view from the top is amazing, if the weather is nice. The hike itself takes 3 to 4 hours roundtrip. When we visited, a great number of locals rode up the trail by motorbike, which in our opinion ruined the atmosphere. Lastly, the trail is scattered with trash (sadly, like most public places).

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  • Leopold Michoud
    26 December 2017

    Beautiful place, Beautiful view! But be careful with the monkey!

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  • Myo Min Hein
    01 December 2017

    A national park that holds a lot of resources and beauties. Feel the nature and embrace it. You will get many memories in return.

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  • Raghda Sourani
    24 November 2017

    Absolutely must see if you are in Bagan for few days. This temple is build on the top of lava montains. We get all the way to the top. Lovely view on the mountains but for me doesn't worth the effort to get on the top ( the stairs are dirty and you can't keep your shoes on)

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  • Bryce Caster
    18 November 2017

    A most unusual day trip from Bagan. In order to get to the top of the mountain with the temple, you have to climb a few hundred steps guarded by evil monkeys who will go after your stuff. They look cute, but they're not! It's not a bad idea to bring a stick to fend them off.

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  • Kyaw Swar
    30 October 2017

    Nice place to visit an relax comfortable quite place

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  • Zoltán Stekkelpak
    18 September 2017

    When visiting Bagan, take a half day trip with a private driver (below USD 50 per car) to this mountain. You'll see and learn a lot about the spirits.

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  • Sandra Soe
    14 September 2017

    Fresh Air! Breathtaking scenery! Monkeys!

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  • A P S
    28 August 2017

    Reach for the first time 2017 Aug weekend. Lots of stairs. Good for workout. 10 to 30 mins walk. Got railing and not dangerous. Nice scenery. Got lots of monkey and they want to grab your belonging thinking it's their food. When I go up there is a people at every one storey height, clean the stairs and they ask for donation. They did a great job cleaning the stairs. Along the way I saw around 20 or more people who do the cleaning.

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  • Aaron Russell
    21 June 2017

    Beautiful views, lovely cool climate to hike in, botanical garden to visit, great Myanmar salads at the resort! :)

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  • Lebron Hain
    17 April 2017

    View=Brilliant! Got small souvenirs shops. Got monkeys which sometimes can be a bit aggressive, steal/rob your stuffs so watch out.. and care when you feed because some of the areas up there; feeding them is totally prohibited. The moutain is quite steep and tiring to get to the top but its view from up there is worthy. But personally though, it was raining when i went there so it was quite frustrating for me because it was terribly dirty and smelly, wouldn't recommend going there when there is rain.

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  • Tip Itc
    16 April 2017

    amazing place.777 steps up to the top of mountain. Besides of amazing view from top of mountain you will see lots of people come for praying.

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  • Jean Piper
    24 February 2017

    Great place to visit. There are quite a lot of steps to get to top and in bare feet but just take it easy and it's not a problem. Watch out for the monkey's they will snatch anything out of your hand or camera or bag off your shoulder if you get too close or not careful. But it is well worth a visit.

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  • Thilina Jayamini
    14 February 2017

    this place is good to see in the early morning to see the sunrise. if your whether is clear you can see beautiful scenery from this mountain peak. but in early morning monkeys are on the road and its very dirty. local will start cleaning the road around 6 am . many people come here to worship the pagoda.

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  • Eddie Belaval
    03 January 2017

    Definitely worth the trip. My favorite part was that this seemed like an attraction for even the locals as they came to make offering and pray to the Nats and Buddha. The monkeys were neat to watch just be careful with your belongings, they will snatch whatever they can grab, especially food right from you.

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