Pine Wood Villa — Hotel in Mindat District

I don't need a lavish accommodation. It is not expensive.Words Don't Do It Justice!! (Part 1)|❤️Some places are beyond words.Come experience Chin State and you know why.Plan your vacation today at Chin State.||Though I don't need a lavish accommodation in my life, I need to travel very often. Loving Nature and following my heart's desire can push me to travel to Chin state where has full of pine trees and cold weather. |We live in Kanpetlet,the beautiful station southern Chin state of Myanmar. This is the town of attention for the visitors who love to enjoy a peaceful and quiet place. The capital of state is Hakha. Most of the people in Chin state are Christian.The state is a mountainous regions and with few transportation links. Chin State remains one of the least developed areas of Myanmar. We traveled and donated in Kan Thar Yone village with friends. We saw some women who had tattoos on their faces. They are very rare now.|Their faces covered in elaborate black patterns and, in some cases, totally dark with ink, these smiling villagers are some of Burma's last surviving tattooed women.||A custom that, according to legend, began when an ancient king tried to make slaves of the women or getting married,the inkings were first intended to repel incomers and then became a symbol of beauty.(Google)|They used the liquid from the tree and bamboo stick to elaborate tattoo on the faces. Though the military government banned to elaborate tattoo on their faces,they did it. It took nine hours to finish and three days to recover from their sever pain.There has 55 tribes in Chin state.Among them Munn, Magan and Daai tribes elaborated different patterns tattoo on their faces according to their tribes. Now a day the youngest lady who had got a tattoo on the face is over...

We appreciated the beautiful sunrise views here but the room was unfortunately dark, very cold, and the hotel was full of inconsiderate guests talking, smoking, and doing some strange, loud 30 min throat clearing ritual at 4 am every morning. Our room was in the main house and guests were walking around, smoking and talking at 4 am - I had to stumble out in my pajamas and ask the very young staff to please try to keep the noise down. Fortunately there were some extremely heavy blankets for the beds - think x-ray blanket heavy! - and they kept us warm along with the multiple layers of clothing we wore to bed. The room was so dark it was colder inside than it was outside once the sun rose (according to our alarm clock which had a thermometer). Shower was very hot and water pressure was good, but large holes in the bathroom walls made us wonder if we would see any creatures scurry by - fortunately we didn't. Food in the restaurant was good. Breakfast was plentiful with eggs and freshly made pancakes. Staff will keep doors of restaurant open in the morning and evening even though it is very cold...

Arrived in Kanpetlet on the same day and inquired about a room for the night. Receptionist explained that a student group had booked all bungalow accommodation but they were able to offer me a room in the main reception building for 45000kyat.||The staff were friendly but they were quite young and inexperienced. When asked about trekking options and trails in the local area (the main attraction of Kanpetlet), I was told there was no information available and no local guides were known :( ||The next morning, all the hot water was gone as the other guests had showered early and left at 5:30am. Walls were paper thin so you can hear every movement in the next room but may not be an issue if you stay in the bungalows. ||For such a unique location, I have to say these other factors left me feeling slightly disappointed...