Pindaya, situated in the Shan State of Myanmar, is a picturesque town surrounded by rolling hills and lush landscapes. It’s most renowned for the Pindaya Caves, a sacred Buddhist site that features over 8,000 Buddha statues in various sizes and forms, many of which have been placed there over centuries by devotees. The caves, carved into the mountainside, are adorned with intricate carvings and paintings, creating a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere for visitors.

Apart from the caves, Pindaya is also known for its beautiful Shwe Oo Min Pagoda and Pindaya Lake, which provide opportunities for peaceful reflection and photography. The town is also famous for its traditional umbrella-making industry, where visitors can watch artisans create delicate paper umbrellas, a unique souvenir of the region.