Inwa Review

The ancient city of Ingwa should be the most worth visiting of Mandela's four ancient cities. Inside, a carriage will go to 4 more famous attractions, each worth seeing. It has always been the capital of the Myanmar dynasty.

The carriage in the ancient city of Inva can drive the horse by yourself and let the coachman help you. At that time, I didn't wear glasses to drive the horse. I wanted to laugh while driving the horse. The road was not clear at all. Haha, I brought everyone to the ditch. It is worth coming, there are many monuments.

Inva is an old ancient city. Although the city wall is already dilapidated, there are many older stupas, which are very beautiful and indeed worth savoring. There is no huge Angkor, but it is very pleasant to sit in a carriage and sway.

According to the charterer, Inva is a car, so his car can't drive, so he sent us to the dock and took a boat across the shore! The price in December 2017 is kyat 1400 per person, which is also cheap! To cross the shore, it's reasonable to only pack horses, one in a kyat 10000, pack four scenic spots! But if the city walls are counted, it's five scenic spots, but it can only take pictures from a distance! The ups and downs, but also a good experience, worth a try!

If Mandalay is a modern city (in fact, Mandalay is in a thriving development with construction sites and scaffolding everywhere), the charm of the historical monuments around the city goes far beyond Mandalay itself, Among them is the ancient city of Ingwa, which is full of rural wild fun. The ancient city of Inwa has been the capital of Myanmar four times (and the Upper Myanmar region is often referred to as the "Inwa Kingdom"), and this simple number shows that the rulers of successive generations have a complex emotional attitude to this place, love and hate, and are inseparable. Setting aside its rich history, it remains a sparsely isolated countryside dotted with relics, temples and pagodas. It is so quiet, primitive and mysterious compared to the bustling city of Mandalay. Ferries are essential to reach the ancient city of Inva. Although only a few minutes' voyage, this mode of transportation has put Inwa on a mysterious veil. Our ferry is headed by a brother with a neat row of teeth, but betel nuts have painted them yellow and black. But it didn't hinder the infectiousness of his smile at all - clean, direct, sincere. Traveling in the ancient city, the carriage is the first choice for most tourists, of course, there are more physical and energetic people who will choose bicycles, because this can visit more hidden villages, discover the surprises and beauty outside the regular route of the carriage. Inva's main attractions include Baojiaya Temple, Nanmin, Mahayana Temple, etc., but in addition, along the way, many ancient temples and old city walls hidden in the sidewalk trees will be encountered, although they have been abandoned for many years, although they are already ruined and broken walls, but more interesting and charming. Inva ancient city can be seen everywhere rice fields, lush and vibrant, like this country, although once full of ruins, but still has a future of Nirvana rebirth.

The round-trip ferry ticket to the ancient city of Inwa is already 1,500 people. Renting a horse-drawn carriage 10,000 is 90 minutes and runs 4 attractions. Inwa Ancient City - Myanmar's capital for nearly 4 centuries. The ruins of the ruined temples of World War II are now hidden in lush jungles and farmland, with a heavy sense of history.

To go to the ancient city by boat, the ferry ticket is 1300MMK (about RMB 6.5rmb, two round-trip tickets), the ancient city relics are scattered, the best way to visit is to take a carriage, 10,000 Kia one (about 50rmb), a carriage generally takes 2 ～ 3 people. Worth a visit!

Inwa Ancient City - Myanmar's nearly four centuries capital. The ruins of the ruined temples of World War II are now covered in lush jungles and farmland, with a heavy sense of history. It is located 35 kilometers south of downtown Mandalay, an island on the outskirts of Mandalay.