Dala Essentials

Located just across the Yangon River from the city center, Dala offers a stark contrast to the urban bustle of Yangon. This collection features the primary ferry connections, including the Nan Thida and Strand terminals, which serve as the town's lifeblood. Highlights include ChuChu, a social enterprise creating crafts from recycled materials, and the central Dala Market. The area is characterized by traditional trishaw transport, religious sites like the Thurira Muni pagoda, and Ka Thit Lake, providing insight into rural life on the city's outskirts.

Dala Ferry Station

The primary arrival point for public ferries crossing from Yangon, serving as a central hub for commuters and trishaw drivers.

Nan Thida Ferry Terminal

The main passenger terminal on the Yangon side of the river for ferries departing toward Dala.

Dala Market

A traditional open-air market selling fresh produce, local snacks, and household essentials in the town center.

Pagoda

A Buddhist place of worship featuring traditional Burmese stupa architecture.

Hindu Temple

A religious site serving the local Hindu community, located near the village center.

ChuChu

A social enterprise and workshop where local artisans create bags and home decor from upcycled plastic waste and recycled materials.

Strand Jetty

Right in front of the famous Strand Hotel, there is a small pier which heads for the Yangon river and offers a nice view.

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A central station for traditional bicycle-powered trishaws, the primary mode of transportation for navigating Dala's narrow streets.

Ka Thit Lake

A large community lake utilized by local residents for water and as a central gathering point.

Thurira Muni

A Buddhist temple and place of worship located in the southern part of the Dala township.