Aye Thar Yar

Aye Thar Yar
Town
Aye Thar Yar Location in Burma
Coordinates: 20°46′38″N 96°59′56″E / 20.77722°N 96.99889°E / 20.77722; 96.99889Coordinates: 20°46′38″N 96°59′56″E / 20.77722°N 96.99889°E / 20.77722; 96.99889
Country	Burma
State	Shan State
District	Taunggyi District
Township	Taunggyi Township
Time zone	MST (UTC+6.30)

Aye Thar Yar or Ayetharyar is a town and resort in the Shan State of eastern Burma. It is located just outside Taunggyi and is a relatively new town. It contains the luxury Aye Thar Yar Golf Resort^[1]^[2] and Technological University (Taunggyi).^[3]

References

↑ Klinkmüller, Volker (November 2003). Myanmar. DuMont Reiseverlag. p. 363. ISBN 978-3-7701-6147-8. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
↑ Gensbichler, Georg. Golf 2008 Southeast Asia. Bangkokbooks. p. 398. ISBN 978-974-8278-44-5. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
↑ Burma. Cī maṃ kinʻʺ nhaṅʻʹ Bhaṇḍā reʺ Vanʻ krīʺ Ṭhāna (1993). Review of the financial, economic and social conditions for ... Ministry of Planning and Finance. p. 246. Retrieved 28 September 2011.

Taunggyi Township of the Shan State

Capital: Taunggyi

Aye Thar Yar Bawbin Chaukmaing Chaungdaw Chaunggauk Chaunggwe Cho-noi Chu-eng Ganaingshe Hang Si Heke Hke-nu Hkwelu Hona Hpahpet Hpalit Hpa-mun Hsai-hkai Hsa-lai Hsamsang Hsawnghpo Htai-law Htammi Hko Htedaung Hti-hangshwi Hti-hpaung Hti-hpawng Hti-htap Htilong Hti-mawn Hti-ne Htipong Hti-ri Htiri Inbya Ka Hsan Keng Kangaung Kanpaw Tang-tok Kansi Ka-pwi Kawngwa Komsai Konbaw Kongkyaung Kon Kawk Kon-kawng Konlin Konmo Konmon Konnyu Konpaw Kunlon Kun-Na Kyauksu Kyaungna Kyawkta-long (Kyauktalonegyi) Kyawktan Kyawk Teng Kyawktengze Kyawnghto Kywe E Linle Loi-an Loi-hkonhkam Loi-hsau Loi-hti Loi-kawng Loilek Loi Leng Loi-ngan Loi-sang-mye Loi-sawnglok Loi-un Longhi-pe Longhtawng Longka Longkeng Longmawng Longsong Lonlan Lontep Lonwa Lonwe Lothkan Luyodaung Lwetaw Kyaungna Magyigon Maingzaw Mai-niu Mai Tang Hsong Maiti Makhpa-sut Mak Hsang Mak King Mak Mong Hsong Man Hsanglek Man Kong Mawwawk Melaw Meng Kong Mong Lun Mong Ta-wa Mote-ein Munping Mye Ni Myenigon (20°5'0"N 97°'0"E) Myenigon (20°50'0"N 96°59'0"E) Myothit Nahi Nahit Na-hkai Na-kan Nammakmong Nammye Namngai Namnoi Nampa-tep Namsem Namsi Nam-tapai Na-mun Nanaw Nanhu Nawnghkai Nawnghseng Nawnghto Nawngle Nawngmong Nawngngwi Nawng Ping Nawngpit Nawng-ywe Nyaunggon Nyaungzin Nyawngkon Pakkum Pa-leng Pangcho Pangkan Panglem Pangmongnai Pang Pet Pangtun Pan Hsingbang Pantawi Panting Pawmu-ywama Payabyu Payagasu Paya-put Peinnebin Peinnebu Peinnegon Phetpon Ponchitpeng Ponglau Ponnaywa Pon Peng Ponywa Pun-nge Re-piu Sa-hkwi Sakangyi Sangpu Sa-tawk Sawsi Se-hkai Shwenyaung Sinhe Sintawng Sunmi Ta Hkaw Mi Taklit Tapuhto Tapumihko Taunggya Taunggyi Taungni Taung Te Tawngchun Tawnghti Tawngkeng Tayaw Thayetpin Thinbawbin (20°57'0"N 97°'0"E) Thinbawbin (20°5'0"N 97°2'0"E) Thitpintaung Thitsein Tilonpeng Titan Ton-ta-pio-mi Tunmakmon Um-asa-hti Uma-ywama Un Nyu Wabya (20°46'0"N 97°2'0"E) Wabya (20°'0"N 97°'0"E) Wan Engpu Wan Htam Wankun Wan Kyawk Tun Wan Loi Pan Wan Mansaw Wan Na Hit Wan Nan Wan Wetyok Win-ya Yegyokonbaw

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