Monywa Township

Monywa Township is an administrative area in the Sagaing Region that spreads across farmland, residential neighborhoods, and business districts near the banks of the Chindwin River. It functions as a local administrative center with offices providing basic public services to the population.

The township grew from a small settlement into a significant administrative center during the British colonial era, when it became important for regional trade networks. This period shaped the layout and institutional foundation it maintains today.

The local community expresses its Buddhist faith through daily rituals and visits to temples that dot the area, creating a spiritual rhythm to life here. Seasonal celebrations bring residents together with music and traditional ceremonies that reflect deep-rooted customs.

The area provides access to administrative offices, schools, and health centers scattered across different locations to serve local needs. The flat landscape and road network make it easy to move around on foot or using local transport.

The region contains significant copper mining operations that play a major role in Myanmar's mineral output and shape the local economy. This natural resource wealth has made the area an important industrial hub.

Location: Monywa District

Address: Monywa, Myanmar (Burma)

GPS coordinates: 22.10000,95.13333

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:40