Kawthoungin nähtävyydet

Best of Kawthoung

Kawthoung serves as the primary gateway to the Mergui Archipelago at Myanmar's southernmost tip. This collection features the town's central landmarks, including the Bayintnaung Statue and Victoria Point, which marks the edge of mainland Southeast Asia. Beyond the urban center, the list covers the Maliwan waterfalls and hot springs, the 7-Mile Hnee Phayar bamboo Buddha, and offshore destinations like the coral reefs of Nyaung Oo Phee Island and McLeod Reef.

A

Nyaung Oo Phee Island

Private island in the Mergui Archipelago known for its extensive coral gardens and white sand beaches.

B

Victoria point

The southernmost tip of mainland Myanmar, offering views across the Pakchan River to Ranong, Thailand.

C

Bayintnaung Statue

Large bronze monument commemorating the 16th-century Burmese king who expanded the empire into this region.

D

Maliwan

Village situated 40 kilometers north of Kawthoung, featuring a multi-tiered waterfall and natural geothermal pools.

E

Hot spring

Natural thermal baths located near Maliwan Waterfall, featuring developed pools for public bathing.

F

Clock Tower

Central town landmark serving as a primary navigational point for the local market and harbor area.

G

Secret Lagoon

Hidden saltwater lagoon accessible by boat, typically found within the limestone formations of the Mergui Archipelago.

H

Mc Cloed Reef

Remote island destination in the Mergui Archipelago favored for its diving sites and marine biodiversity.

I

7Mile Hnee phayar

Pagoda housing a traditional Buddha image woven from bamboo, located seven miles from the town center.

J

พระธาตุอินทร์แขวน

A replica of the famous Golden Rock (Kyaiktiyo Pagoda) situated on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding forest.

K

Radio Tower Viewpoint

High-elevation lookout providing a 360-degree view of Kawthoung, the Andaman Sea, and neighboring Thai islands.

L

To 10 Mile beach

Also known as Pyi Aye Beach, this stretch of coastline is located roughly 10 miles from the town center.

M

Park

Waterfront public space near the town center, frequently used for local gatherings and evening strolls.