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our aventures !
EXPLORE
the real Pindaya
Trekking - Danu home lunch - Tea experience
Who we are
TD’s Family Service is a trekking service in Pindaya, Southern Shan State, Myanmar.
We were started in 2016 by a group of local guides, cooks and porters. We are working to promote our Danu region, its natural beauty, its cultural diversity, and its unique trekking opportunities.
When you travel with locals, you get a different perspective of a place. Not only do we know the trails and villages well but we have our own experiences and histories in this land that we can share with you.
Please join with us. We are ready to welcome you to our home!
Our amazing activities
Connect with nature, learn about local culture, or eat a traditional meal. You can do it all with TD’s Family Services, a Pindaya-based business run by local Danu people.
Below are some of our activities.
Please contact us to organize the tour that is right for you.
Tailor-made adventures just for you!
Walking tours
in town
Day treks
Overnight treks
Discover Danu region with
a local guide
Pindaya town offers a range of natural and cultural activities. Don’t miss the famous Pindaya Cave, and a visit to bamboo hat, weaving, and traditional umbrella home industries.
During your trek, you will discover the beauty of Pindaya through
- forests and countryside
- tea and food plantation
- local villages and its tribes
- valleys and monuments
Our treks will guide you trough local culture. You will have the opportunity to discover :
- Tribe villages and farming
- Famous tea and coffee plantations
- Seasonnal fruits culture such as crab apple tree, chive area, cheroot, green tea, mangoes...
- Local made potato chips and bamboo hat fabrication
- Palaung living style with traditional style
Experience
local traditions
They had great experience !
My husband and I just completed a 2 day hiking trip with TD's Family Service.
Our trekking guide (Phoe) was excellent. He kept a good pace on the trail also advised us of good photo opportunities.
The cook (Ko Tin Soe) was incredible. He created so many amazing dishes for supper and breakfast the following morning.
The trip included an overnight stay in the Kan Hla Kone monastery. The monastery is very clean and there were enough blankets to keep us warm. I would recommend taking a head torch in case you need to use the toilet during the night.
We had a great trip and would certainly travel with them again.
— RKS_DJS, Vancouver, Canada
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What should I bring for trekking ?
Good walking shoes
Slippers
Torch
Suncream
Mosquito spray
Warm jacket and daily
Pill and other essential that you may need.
The temperature at the mountain is under 10
degree make sure you have warm jacket.