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Added by Jopie, at 18 June 2016
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08 March 2017
Interesting cave with up and down paths that lead to an amazing view at the edge of the mountain cliff opening. Legend has it that the hermit, after meditating, flew from this opening. Hence its name "Ya Thae Pyan" cave.
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03 February 2017
Nice cave! Good view and no entry fee.
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25 December 2016
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02 September 2016
Gonna have to agree with my fellow local guide WF.
Very big cave and can be quite dark and clostrophobic but the views on the other side are well worth it.
There are a colony of monkeys here. The staircase can be quite steep and slippery so make sure you take care.
Doesn't seem to charge an entrance fee like the other caves do and doesn't seem to be any dress code. However I do recommend foreigners not to wear pants or spaghetti strap tops as is the custom in Myanmar. Don't forget to take off your shoes, you will get dirty but there is a well for washing your feet outside.
Agree bring a low light camera for photos. There are ten species of bats and it has a delicate eco system. I've posted photo of the information board.
Toilets nearby are Asian style but very clean.response / report this review -
25 June 2016
Fun.
Big cave. Borrow a flashlight. Feet will get dirty, no worries, there are tiny ponds to wash your feet as you walk around.
There are bats. If you like Batman, you'll like this place. Multiple places for good view of the land.
Minimal stair rail, has a bit of danger that adventurers will like. Might not be good for the elderly or young children.
You can ask someone outside the cave to guide you through, they don't charge and they won't impose, but you should probably give them some "snack" money if you enjoyed the time.
There's water dripping throughout.
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