A visit to Kaw Thaung is incomplete without a visit to the Maliwan Waterfall and Hot Spring located 40 kilometres away from the city and takes around 2 hours to reach by road. The hots spring is located 3 kilometres from the waterfall and is fed from the waterfall itself. A fully equipped bathing unit has been created in the hot springs for everyone to enjoy a hot bath. The area is also characterised by exotic scenic beauty.

Kaw Thaung hosts a number of pagodas, each beautiful in its own way. Some of the most notable ones include the Pyitawaye Pagoda, the Arnandar Pagoda and the Aungtawmu Pagoda. Some of these pagodas were built several centuries ago. The Shwepyi Thar Pagoda is an exact replica of the Ananda temple in Bagan and hosts a museum where one can get a glimpse of Mynmar’s culture. All these places are frequented by tourists visiting the region.

Kaw Thaung has a number of attractions apart from the pagodas, waterfalls and hot spring. One can visit the Bayint Naung Point, formerly known as the Victoria Point, the southernmost part of Myanmar. The Ngar Thone Lone Hill presents an exotic 360-degree view of the entire region. Other notable places include the Palonetontone Bridge, Myoma Market and the innumerable Salone villages. From delicious food to friendly people, Kaw Thaung has a lot to offer to tourists.