- Laiza
Laiza is a city in
Myanmar , on the border withChina . A village prior to 1994, it became one of the most important cities inKachin State after KIO made a cease-fire agreement with the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC). The ruling military government is demanding to hand-over Laiza and Mai Ja Yang, cities built by the cease-fire group before implementation of the new constitution drawn in the favor of military junta of Burma.Get in
You can reach Laiza only by car. There are many cars run by business persons through out twenty four hours a day. For foreigners, may need special permission to go beyond Balamintin Bridge near Kachin State Capital, Myitkyina on the way to Laiza.
There are two check points before and after the bridge from Myitkyina and one checkpoint in the outskirt of
Waimaw and last Myanmar (Burmese) military gate inLaja Yang and you will find another combined check point at the entrance to Laiza City and on the way toBhamo .Get around
You can get around shopping mall, tacking to Pajau, fun in hot spring (spa) and of course many more.
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See Laiza and
Mung Lai Stream , see Pa Jau Pan, a very rare and splendid flower only can see inPa Jau Bum in the world, see Kachin Grand Manau Festival Ground with male and females pools, national library, Kachin Independence Army(KIA) , Chinese business persons, casino and many more.Do
* Casino or shopping, visiting and talking with villagers.
Buy
Chinese goods, Kachin Traditional Stuffs, Jeweleries, Jades and many more.
Eat
Enojyed varieties of Chinese, Kachin, Shan and Burmese foods and you can even get fastfood and sour fruit, grape wine in Country Restaurant.
Drink
Enojyed varieties of Chinese, Kachin Rice-state-beer or rice wine, Sour Fruit Wine, Shan and foreign liquors and many many more.
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There are many guest houses and hotels.
Laiza Hotel is a three star and ideal hotel for visitors coming from different places. It is suitable especially for foreigners.References:-
* [http://www.kachinstate.com/articles180307.html KIO News in English]
* [http://www.kachinpost.com/ The Kachin Post]
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