HTOO Orange Farm
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Frequent traveller34
Caversham, UK61 contributions
Nov 2018
It is great to see good traditional orange juice production and an ethical business bringing jobs to this area of Myanmar. The scenery is beautiful and the quiet countryside is relaxing
Written 13 April 2019
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Myat Kyi L
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar72 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
First time visiting an orange farm distributing in local , opened for public not long ago. It costs 2000 ks entrance fee, including a glass of pure refreshing orange juice. It's a very nice place to take photos, can harvest orange by our own and buy them in kilos but there aren't much things to do there. Suggest to go there in the evening. The location is quite far from the town, near the Hempshire waterfalls ( Pwel Kouk ).
Written 28 April 2018
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Dharshana Nuwan R
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar102 contributions
Jan 2020
Its take 30-40 minutes from Myamyo to travel this beautiful orange farm, its fabulous, Garden have entrance ticket they are given the chance to pick the orange from the garden and you can take the home paying a very reasonable price. do not forget to drink fresh orange juice different types, its good as a excursions to feel about the orange farm.
Written 3 May 2020
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DL4KQ
Bergheim, Germany25 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Upon arrival you have to pay entrance which includes a fresh orange juice.
There is a kind of restaurant with good sight and huts for relaxing (unfortunately not clean, nobody taking care of the rubbish).
With a kind of Tuktuk you will get transported into the orange farming area, a ride of 1 minute ...
Now you see: trees
Not any kind of explanation about farming. The different trees there, how and why are cut this way, water consumption and so on...
You can take some selfies (great...), pick up some oranges (you'll have to pay).
That's all.
All together it wasn't worth the 40 minutes drive from the city.
Neighbouring bee and strawberry farm was much more interesting.
There is a kind of restaurant with good sight and huts for relaxing (unfortunately not clean, nobody taking care of the rubbish).
With a kind of Tuktuk you will get transported into the orange farming area, a ride of 1 minute ...
Now you see: trees
Not any kind of explanation about farming. The different trees there, how and why are cut this way, water consumption and so on...
You can take some selfies (great...), pick up some oranges (you'll have to pay).
That's all.
All together it wasn't worth the 40 minutes drive from the city.
Neighbouring bee and strawberry farm was much more interesting.
Written 24 May 2020
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Zayar
Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar7 contributions
Apr 2019 • Solo
It is a HUGE orange farm.
There will be entry fee. With a tuk-tuk like vehicle, they will take you to the farm. Picking up the fruits is available and you might need to pay for what you pick up.
There is a cup of free orange juice.
There will be entry fee. With a tuk-tuk like vehicle, they will take you to the farm. Picking up the fruits is available and you might need to pay for what you pick up.
There is a cup of free orange juice.
Written 12 April 2019
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Aruna Gunawardena
Colombo, Sri Lanka5,693 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
One of the largest orange plantations done methodically. You can have a ride around the plantation. Also you are allowed to pluck oranges. After the oranges are weighed and you pay an affordable price. Also for the cost of the ticket you get free orange juices too. You also find dragon fruit plants as well
Written 22 April 2018
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How do you get to the orange farm from the train station in Pyin Oo Lwin and is the farm open in January?
Thank-you.
Written 3 March 2019
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