Myanmar Travel Blog Archive
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Not only is it one of the most important religious and sacred places in all of Myanmar but it is also quite a sight to behold, with the
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What an adventure climbing up to the top of the jungle covered hill to get to a deserted Pagoda that had been taken back by nature with no
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A trip up the Lemro river to the Chin villages to see the old women with tattooed faces was a special day. We found a guide mostly by
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There is so much information about Inle Lake it can be hard to find the exact answer to a specific and straight forward question you may have. So
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Mingalabar! Here is a little bit about me… I’m Nat, from London, England. We had an Empire once that we cling on to dearly as it’s pretty much all
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Little really is known about this newly opened country. It wasn’t until 2011 that tourists were really allowed in to come and explore but even then, and now,
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PLEASE NOTE: Do NOT just try to turn up to Myanmar without having sorted out some sort of visa first, you will be lucky if you even make
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Dollar bills and Kyat chat. I was confused about the money situation before I left for Myanmar causing me to have a stressful last minute panic looking for
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Regardless of anything, it is always polite to learn a few phrases in the local language before you go anywhere, and here a little goes a long way
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You end up frustrated with the people, the hoteliers, the expensive bus ticket sellers that you just know are ripping you off, this annoying bloody foreigner fee that
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Lucky for me I happened to be in the right place at the right time to experience the immense ballooning production that is the Taunggyi Balloon Festival. It
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I only spent a couple of days in Yangon, I liked it, its a pretty city, with a nice amount of busy-ness and interesting normality happening around you.
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