Pyin Oo Lwin, made for you
Myanmar
About Pyin Oo Lwin
A colonial-era hill town.
Pyin Oo Lwin is in Myanmar. Our designers can tell you how it fits into a wider journey.
Experiences
Experiences picked by our Pyin Oo Lwin specialists
Bagan
Thousands of temples across a dusty plain.
Chin State
Remote hills and traditional villages.
Hsipaw
Trekking country in the Shan hills.
Inle Lake
Floating gardens and leg-rowing fishermen.
Irrawaddy river
River cruises between Bagan and Mandalay.
A word from one of our experts
“We enjoyed our first trip with Jacada…”
We enjoyed our first trip with Jacada and it surely won't be our last! Every detail and moment of our trip was perfectly planned. We were met every step of the way with courteous and knowledgeable drivers and guides. We really appreciated the local guides and the commitment they had to make every day special. Thank you Jacada for the…
Where to stay in Pyin Oo Lwin
Lodges, camps and hotels our designers return to.
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Why plan with us
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Designed around you
Every itinerary starts from a conversation, not a brochure, and is shaped by your pace, interests and budget.
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Specialists who have been there
Our designers plan the places they know first-hand, down to the right room and the best guide.
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Travel that gives back
We favour stays and guides that support local people, wildlife and the places you visit.
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Bagan
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Chin State
In the hilly west of Myanmar lies an untouched patchwork of tribal villages. Travel through tough mountainous terrain to the state’s…
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Hsipaw
Once one of the most powerful saopha kingdoms in the Shan State, these days Hsipaw isn’t so much ‘on the map’, yet incidentally this makes…
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Inle Lake
This scenic highland lake naturally attracts many who seek to spend a few days relaxing by the tranquil waters and mountainous surroundings…
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Irrawaddy river
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Meet your Asia team
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Cathy Jocubeit
Senior Concierge – Asia Pacific
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David D Arcy
Senior Travel Designer
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Ellie Khoury
Senior Travel Designer
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Georgina Bainbridge
Travel Designer
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Gilda Tang
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Gita Widyasari
Asia Pacific Concierge
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Jessica Wijesinghe
Senior Asia Pacific Concierge
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Keith Jarman
Senior Travel Designer
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Kit Wong
Senior Travel Designer
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Rachel O Leary
Senior Travel Designer
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Rachel Rose
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Rahma Adiningtyas
Asia Pacific Concierge
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Rosanna Convey
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Taylor Williamson
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Yvonne Green
Travel Designer
When to visit Pyin Oo Lwin
Monsoons shape the seasons across much of Asia, but somewhere is always at its best. As a rule the winter months suit Southeast Asia, while spring and autumn are lovely in Japan, China and Korea.
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Southeast Asia dry season
November - April
Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam's south.
Cherry blossom in Japan
Late March - April
Gardens and riversides in bloom.
Autumn colours
October - November
Japan, Korea and China at their most colourful.
Bali and eastern Indonesia
April - October
The dry season in the islands.
Borneo wildlife
March - October
Drier months in the rainforest.
The best time to visit Pyin Oo Lwin
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Ask our experts
When is the best time to visit Pyin Oo Lwin?
The favourite months are November to February. Each season has something to offer, so tell us when you can travel.
How long should I spend in Pyin Oo Lwin?
Two or three nights suit most trips; longer if you want a slower pace or more time outdoors.
What can I combine Pyin Oo Lwin with?
It pairs well with Bagan, Chin State and Hsipaw, elsewhere in Myanmar.
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