Great places for shopping in Kyaukse in May (updated in 2024)

"Liangwu Market is a local market in Liangwu Town. There are many stalls on the roadside, selling vegetables and fruits, daily necessities, dry goods, fresh food, etc. There are also some local crafts shops, but the quality of the craft is average, and you can choose to buy some favorites. After visiting the Ruixi Palace Big Buddha Tower, visit here to see the scene of residents' lives and things with local characteristics are still interesting pastimes."

"It is a specialty of Bagan. I bought a plate and a bowl. I came back to send people to be well received. It was not bad. I thought I would not buy it, but I could not help but see the good-looking things. The prices in Myanmar are really low."

"I built this location, and I guess this review is my own. This place is a supermarket in Meimiao Town. This supermarket is leaning on the main road, just beside my hotel. The nest took a foot injury to the street to buy some food and things to bring to colleagues. It feels like a lot of things come from the country."

"The Buddha cave of Meimiao is a natural cave, many stalactites are scattered in it, dark rivers, streams. The cave is about a kilometer walk back and forth, and the Buddha statues are on both sides until the deepest. Entering the cave must be barefoot to show respect for the Buddha master. The Buddha cave is not more than half an hour to complete, and it will take an hour to go back and forth from the parking lot without delay."

"There are supermarkets in the mall, supermarkets, I feel that things are not much different. Mandalay is not bad, there are two supermarkets to buy, go to Bagan, the large supermarket is gone. In fact, what attracted me is mainly roadside stalls. At night, there will be many roadside stalls selling all kinds of food. Ultra-low prices, if you have a good stomach, you can start a happy eating time."

"Auspicious jewelry, first of all, originating from the origin of jewelry jade stone, can be guaranteed in material selection, and at the price when purchasing, it also reflects a price of benefits."

"This is not a shopping mall. There were no shops during construction and no places to eat. I have no suggestion. I only wish it was in the central area but I am happy with how much hunger I have had. This is the worst shopping mall I have seen so far! Many shops are empty, some escalators are not working, everything is fake, which indicates they are copies of China. But when you ask them that this is real, the price is almost the same as the price I bought for real deals in Germany! It was absolute robbery, especially for Burmese (or people who actually buy things here) to think that the price they paid has acquired authentic qualities. Absolutely disgraceful!"