NGVE-SAUG is an endless area of white sand (well, like endless! 15-kilometer, not bad!) On the shore of the Bengal Bay, a little south of the beach chaunga. The village of NGV-SAUG is a place for loyal beach holiday fans - that is, for those who like beautiful beaches and azure waters, they have nothing more to do, to be honest.
The territory of hotels in Ngwe-Saung is very stretched, and they occupy the entire area of the village, but in some places where the NGV-SAUG looks almost deserted.
Accommodation options in the NGV-saung varies from flashpecker modest guest houses to fancy resorts with pools and a private area of the beach (the most for newlyweds and couples seeking a relaxing romantic holiday).
Small restaurants of traditional Burmese cuisine are scattered throughout the town. There are in the village and several restaurants of seafood and Chinese restaurants (they are mostly close to the bus station). But do not forget that NGV-SAUG - the village is small, and, one can say, very sleepy in the rainy season, so that options where you can eat, in general, not so much.
What can be done in the NGV-saung, except for walking around restaurants? You can walk along the coast and inhale "delicious" air. You can reach Pagoda Kyuk Mumghnama Posted by 'Brother and Sister Rocks' or 'Twin Pagodes' - it is closer to the southern part of the beach and is two small pagodas built on boulders in a particularly photogenic part of the beach. It is here that you will have the most beautiful photos that you can boast of friends.
You can simply admire the eligible life of the village. For example, to watch the locals who make their everyday affairs, driving past the beach on the carts, hidden with horses, cows and oxes (very epic).
Nightlife in NGV-saung as such is not. You can drink a couple of drinks in the restaurant or the bar of your hotel - this is perhaps the only form of nightlife that exists in this village. So do not expect any beach wild parties.
Day life here is also very calm, although more diverse than night. Can be reached, for example, to Elephant camp That is on the way to the pool (so, not afraid. The pool is a port city in Myanmar in the south of the country) - the trip there is about 10,000 kyat. I hope you simply imagine what the Elephant Camp is (Elephant Camp) is a camp in the jungle with trained elephants that will show you simple (but impressive) tricks, and for a fee on the backs of the elephants you can even ride - be sure to try, If such a chance falls out: sensations are just indescribable!
Can be asked for an excursion to Fishing village. In the neighborhood (about 15,000 kyat per person). Similar excursions can be ordered in the city travel agency or in your hotel or guest house (if, of course, such a service is).By the way, you can easily get to the fishing villages. It is located in the northern part of the beach. What's interesting? Yes, as usual - a lot of fishermen who throw huge networks into the water with the whole family, pull out fish, clean it, etc. We must admit, it's all represents a very interesting sight, and in general in this village reigns an amazing atmosphere.
You can still arrange Picnic on the island in the Iravadi Delta Or go to Neighboring villages In the jungle.
Well, a good way to pass for several hours - it is to rent a bike and ride in the village. In this case, you will have a good chance to talk and get acquainted with the locals and learn more about the local culture (and not just "shutting up" on the private beach of your hotel). In addition, NGV-SAUG - the village is extended, and you most likely need a motor-taxi or a bike in any case to get even to somewhere. The usual rate of one end (in the vicinity of the village) is approximately 1000 kyat.
And yet - a book, sunscreen and bathing suit - this is what exactly it should be in your suitcase, because the beach is the main attraction and the entertainment of NGV-SUONGA. No water parks, oceanariums, dolphinariums and moon parks. Only the unity of man and nature - and this, you know, in our time a rarity!
Well, what else to tell. Getting to NGV-SUONGA is not so difficult - by bus from Yangon or pool. The station is located in the northern part of the village, and there is also an Internet cafe and several restaurants from the menu in English (well, there will be no, of course in Russian. From there, in parallel, the beach stretches the long road, on which hotels and Gasthauses are worthy, several small restaurants, gas stations and simple shops.
Like the neighboring town Chaung Ta and Ngapali, NGV-SAUG is still quite weak. However, over the past couple of years, the situation in the country has improved a lot and continues to improve, and tourists are already more willing to go to Myanmar, however, it is still more common in much more popular Bagan, Yangon and Mandalay. But it is expected that tourists will be more in a short time. In this regard, the NGV-SAUG should also change slowly. For example, it is planned that electricity will be everywhere (at present, almost all hotels and guest houses of the town are equipped with electrical generators, which are included in the evening).
ATMs - the phenomenon is not existing in the town. Therefore, you should take care that you have a sufficient amount of cash, which could be paid in restaurants and sightseeing bureaus. Nothing terrible if you have dollars in your wallet, and Chiants - for the hotel room you can pay in dollars, and other expenses are in Chiats. So it will be even better to do, because the declared cost of the hotel room in dollars. Reception workers convert to Chiants along the fool's course - it is robbery.
WiFi - the phenomenon is also quite rare, and even if he is, then exactly very slow. The decent connection speeds are currently available only on the expensive settlements of the village, so I propose to forget about the loading of selfie to social networks and enjoy the rest.
In general, NGV-SAUG is a very pleasant place, with palm trees and vegetation, with beautiful beaches, chic species, silence and peace.