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Nan Pan Market is a point of interest, located at Nampan, Myanmar (Burma)

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Nampan (Burma)

Added by Jopie, at 24 June 2016

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8 Reviews

  • ႊThetLwin Oo605
    24 February 2018

    Wonderful

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  • Boothee Thaik Htun
    23 October 2017

    Very nice market where you can see a lot of interesting local tribes selling and buying variety of items.

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  • Carlos Santiago
    13 August 2017

    Pretty cool market to go while in a boat tour! Very big and pretty local in some places. Try the tofu thing for lunch, it’s pretty delicious for 500 kyat :)

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  • Mai Huong
    13 April 2017

    Interesting local market, they open each 5 day, so many local products such as : souvenir, vegetables, fish from Inle lake,

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  • Ye Thiha Thwin
    13 March 2017

    The biggest market around Inle Lake. Too many souvenior sellers to the tourists nowadays. But it still charms with local Inthar and Pao tribes in their colorful outfits.

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  • Elaine Shaw
    31 December 2016

    Arrived at market by boat at around 7am, went into the cafe ordered tea and freshly cooked donuts, we were the only westerners there and no one took the slightest notice of us. Wandered around for about an hour buying souvenirs like old Myanmar currency and local clothing. We left just as all the other tourist arrived. Go early to catch the sunrise and try the donuts

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  • Kaung Kywe Soe
    11 July 2016

    Innthar market day is held yearly at this place. In rainy season, the water level of Innlay lake raise up and most area of Nanpan usually flood. There are also boats available at this place to look around on the Innlay lake.

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  • Thein Soe Min
    01 July 2016

    Good place to see Shan ethnics in one place at the market. Full of Shan traditional foods to try.

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