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Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)

Auba Street, သီပေါ, Myanmar (Burma)
+95 9 201 9072
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 – 11:00 AM
  • Sunday Closed
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Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Ko Pee (Northern Shan Trek)
Reviews
Steph Si (03/06/2020)
Great trek! Completed a 2D 1N trek with our guide Han. This trek is not for the faint hearted! It was a tough one and boy, Han walks fast! He does wait for you though. He was very knowledgeable about the Shan culture, villages and surrounding nature. His English was spot on as he studied English through school. The trek is a mixture of mountain views, jungle and dry landscapes with massive hills going up and down the mountain. The food was simple yet delicious (rice and multiple veggie dishes eg. Potatoes, cabbage, aubergine etc)
Maximilian Nadler (12/02/2019)
We had a 2n/3d trek and enjoyed it immensely!! I think it was the best way to encounter and learn about Myanmar culture. Our guide explained a lot in perfect English, we hiked through beautiful mountains, slept in lovely villages and had amazing vegetarian food. Thanks so much, i would always do it again! ( we were 6 people and payed 65 000 each) And we felt safe and well cared for the whole time.
Sonia B. (04/08/2019)
We took a two days tour with this agency and I'm not really sure if we can recommend it. I asked several times, to make sure, that we will get a guide fluently speaking English and eager to explain us things and introduce into the culture of mountain tribes. I've been ensured that we will get a good guide, able to make this tour interesting. Well...if you walk two days in the almost flat terrain, what makes the tour interesting is the guide and his stories. Unfortunately, that wasn't in our case. Our guide was very kind but he hardly could compose a sentence in English, so we get VERY LITTLE information about what we see, people we meet. He also didn't pay attention to the group, if everyone is following him, if everyone is ok. In case of injury, I'm not sure he would even notice. The place we stayed overnight was very nice, all the way the food we get was excellent, people were kind and welcoming. We also get a snacks from our guide. It was just fine, bit boring, I was expecting to learn a way more as I do not need guide just to follow him on the easy path...
Tobias Ehlert (06/06/2019)
We took a 2D1N Tour with Ko Pee. Our guide, Phyo (pronounced Pew) was the best guide I ever had. He's studying English at Uni, so his English was really good. He told us a lot about the cultur and people living in the villages. All people we met on the trek were sooo nice, especially the owner of the homestay. It really is good staying at a local family and thus supporting a local community instead of staying at a tree house.
Thomas Lévêque (08/23/2019)
I arrived at the end of the day on Hsipaw and I went to the office to book a trek for a day. I wanted an a la carte itinerary, a long day of trekking. We agreed on a route but the guide needed to make a few phone calls to the price. A few minutes later, messenger agrees on the tour and the price. He also explains that it will be a friend of his who will do the trick. The next day when arriving at the start of the trek, my guide for the day that I had just met makes the point with me on the trek. The transfer planned at the end of the hike was no longer supported, I had to pay. We make a call to the guide with whom I had been in contact the day before and after 5 minutes of discussion to try to understand, he gets irritated, insults me ... So that the guide on the spot takes me the phone to hang up ... I am also a guide in France, never would I allow myself to speak thus to a client. Too bad because the trek in itself was really nice, crossing the plantations, in the jungle, visiting several villages and even a school, excellent lunch and great guide for the day that had to compose despite the moody atmosphere of the beginning of morning. Fortunately the guide apologized afterwards. I also appreciated. TO SUMMARIZE: Make sure you agree on the price and the included services leaves the writing.
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