264NORTHERN MYANMARMANDALAY TO LASHIOfi gures held aloft on gilded, disembodied
hands. You might fi nd visiting Quan Yin
Shang worthwhile to discover the surrounding
low-rise back-streets and for glimpses of ridge
and karst horizons. From the market area,
three-wheel pick-ups charge K3000 return.Mansu Paya BUDDHIST MONASTERIES
Beyond the bus station, the main road bends
between the two halves of the gold and stuc-
co Mansu Paya, said to be over 250 years
old. One side of the monastery is archetypal
Shan, the other is Burmese with a notable
octagonal stupa. Hidden by school buildingsjust off the main road, around a mile further
north, is another century-old Shan monas-
tery, Kamenjaung Paya.Ye Pu San HOT SPRINGS
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(local/foreigner K100/$3, parking K500) This
popular local bathing place is a pea-green
artifi cial pond ringed by a handful of stalls
and crossed by a rickety pair of rough plank
bridges. The water is perfectly bathwater-
warm and the rural agricultural setting is
pleasant enough but it’s hard to justify the
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