Explore Hpa An's dramatic karst landscapes, from magnificent caves filled with Buddha statues to challenging hikes up towering limestone mountains. Discover unique geological wonders and serene spiritual sites.
Beyond sightseeing, Hpa An offers active exploration. Cycle golden fields, hike to stunning peaks, and discover ancient caves. Craft your unforgettable adventure!
Mount Taung Wine offers an accessible hike to stunning 360-degree views. Capture unforgettable sunrise or sunset photos of Hpa An's dramatic landscape.
Explore Saddan Cave, Hpa An's vast cave temple filled with Buddha statues. Journey to a hidden secret lake and enjoy a scenic boat ride revealing stunning karst views.
Kyauk Ka Lat Pagoda is a stunning Buddhist temple on a limestone rock, rising from a lake. Perfect for photos and peaceful reflection.
Escape the city bustle at Kan Thar Yar Lake, Hpa An's tranquil southern oasis. It's the perfect spot for a peaceful change of scenery.
Every night of the week at 6 PM there is a street food market on the scenic lake, Kan Thar Yar.The market is small but the food at this market is adventurous.
Hpa An offers epic cycling through limestone mountains and golden paddy fields. Grab a bike and let's experience the thrill of discovery together!
Tucked away in Myanmar’s Kayin State, Hpa An blends breathtaking natural beauty with deep-rooted spiritual traditions. Unlike the misty coolness of the highlands, this vibrant town offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and stunning scenery that’s all its own.
Hpa An’s signature charm lies in its dramatic karst landscape—soaring limestone cliffs rising above lush green rice fields and peaceful lakes. Scattered throughout are ancient caves, many home to revered Buddha statues, offering quiet spaces for reflection and exploration.
Whether you're into adventure or culture, Hpa An delivers. Hike to the summit of mountains for sweeping views, bike along peaceful countryside trails, or wander through sacred caves steeped in history and local legend. It’s a place where you can truly connect—with nature, with tradition, and with the spirit of Myanmar itself.
Make the most of your visit to Hpa An with these essential travel tips.
Nov–Feb is cool and dry—great for hiking. Jun–Aug bring lush, green landscapes but rainy.
Bring sturdy shoes for rocky trails, medium layers, rain gear, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Try traditional Talabaw Soup, Kayin Mohinga, Ta Heh Phoe and other local specialties.
Dress modestly, take off shoes at religious sites, and ask before photographing people.