Anisakan Falls Or as the locals call it, "Dattawgyaik Waterfall" is a waterfall that flows down from a large cliff more than 120 meters high into a clear emerald green pool. Located in a deep valley in the mountains between Mandalay and the resort town of Pyin Oo Lwin. The surrounding area is lush green forest, and the weather is cool all year round.

Most tourists start from the parking lot on the main road. Then walk down the hill to the base of the waterfall. It takes about 45–60 minutes, with most of the route being concrete and dirt mixed with rocks. There are some stairs that are quite steep and slippery during the rainy season. For those who don't want to walk back up You can rent a local motorbike to take you back up. (It takes about 10–15 minutes.)

Along the walk, tourists will be greeted by panoramic mountain views. and heard the sound of the waterfall from afar When you reach the bottom, you will see a waterfall falling from a high cliff in front of you. With mist and small rainbows during the day. There is a shrine below. “Dattatokian Pagoda,” a sacred place for Burmese Buddhists Some people often come here to make merit or pray for blessings before returning.

This waterfall has water flowing all year round. The most beautiful time is between November and April. Which is the end of the rainy season and the beginning of winter. The water is still high but not too fast. The color of the water will be clear emerald green. You can play in the water in the pool below safely. (But be careful as the floor is slippery.)

During the rainy season (May–September), water levels increase and flow very strongly. Make the scenery even more beautiful, but the path down is slippery and risky. Therefore, it is suitable for travelers with good physical fitness.

There are no permanent shops around the waterfall. There are only a few small local shops selling drinking water, snacks, or ripe mangoes in some places. Tourists should prepare drinking water and snacks before starting the trip.

In addition to the beautiful nature, Anisa Khan Waterfall It also reflects the simple way of life of the local villagers. And it is one of the places where Burmese people spend their weekends. Therefore, we should respect the local area. Do not make loud noises And always keep it clean.

From Mandalay:

• Take the train (3-4 hours) or taxi/rental car (1-2 hours) to Pyin Oo Lwin.

From Pin Oo Lwin:

• Taxi/Tuk Tuk Charter from Pyin Oo Lwin town to the waterfall descent point It is advisable to agree on a price before departure.

• Motorcycle rental Ride yourself from Pyin Oo Lwin (Approximately 1.5 hours from Mandalay)

From the starting point to the waterfall:

• It's a 2-kilometer walk down a steep concrete path, or you can hire a motorbike taxi to drive you down/up at the entrance for convenience.

• You should wear shoes with non-slip rubber. Because the descent and ascent paths are very steep and can be slippery.

• You should carry enough drinking water for the rather tiring hike up and down.

• Should go during winter (November-February) The weather is cool, and the water level is not too high for photography. You shouldn't go during the rainy season. (June-October) Because the waterfall will have the highest amount of water, and walking will be difficult.

• If you don't want to walk up the hill back to the entrance, You can hire a motorbike from the locals living below to take you up. (It is recommended to negotiate the price in advance.)

Admission Fees:

• There is no admission fee to the waterfall. But there is a parking fee of 1,000 kyat if you park on the top floor.

Opening Hours:

• Exact opening and closing times are not specified. As it is a natural tourist attraction and open all the time, tourists should plan their trip accordingly. As it takes about 45 minutes to walk down to the waterfall, and the path is quite steep.