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Chinese Temple

A large and colourful Chinese temple built by the many Yunanese immigrants to the town.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Pyin U Lwin, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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The Candacraig
Now the Thiri Myaing Hotel
Colonial mansion built as a guest house of The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation in 1904. Made famous by Paul Theroux in The Great Railway Bazaar, it is a good place to stop and see how the colonials lived. But, be aware that the house and hotel are now owned by the government. Other colonial houses remade into government run hotels include The Croxton and Craddock Court.
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the restaurant with no English name
This restaurant has no English sign or transcripted Burmese name. But it does have an English menu! Go for a traditional set Burmese menu and choose any of their delicious curries. The curry is accompanied by 8 side dishes, 1 massive veggy plate with dressing, a soup, rice and a bowl of more rice to go for seconds or thirds. Plates are refilled by the attentive staff for no extra charge when empty.
Meals from 2,500 kyat
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South Indian Food Centre
A depressing looking family establishment that nevertheless does amazing thali-style curry meals at low prices. There are numerous small, cheap Indian restaurants around town that also do similar meals.
Meals for US$2
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Shiva Temple
Hindu temple to the god Shiva.