And on to Indein, with its 1100 ruined temples.  We had been looking for Shan bags for children to take home as gifts, and found lots of people willing to sell them to us.  So that was successful, and the ruined site was interesting, as was the walk from the boat. 

 Harry had been wearing his longyi, which was attracting attention, and a folding straw hat he had bought at the jetty.  But he really admired the conical straw hats we saw some people wearing, and managed to buy one from a boat going past.  So he ended up looking very local, although I think the hat was more Vietnam than Myanmar!

We had lunch on the lake again, at ‘Ann’s’ restaurant, again great setting, and unmemorable food. Back to the jetty, and a final trishaw ride.  Shower, nap, reading, rest.