Showing posts with label Myanmar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Myanmar. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 March 2013

Stunning Myanmar


I’ve travelled through Myamanar with local drivers, and I asked for  assistance to a local guide who helped me with the organization of the whole trip. His name is Teo,  I’ve found him by chance on the Tripadvisor site, if you want to get in touch with him, just check his site out (www.teobirmania.it). He’s reliable and very well organized. I've lived an amazing  experience with him, that’s why, if you don’t want to organize your trip on your own, I highly recommend him.


Cultivation of ginger

Inle lake 

 Inle lake

Napali Beach 

Napali Beach



Napali Beach

Napali Beach


Local market 

Dried fish 

Rice production

Hsinbyume Paya in Mingun 


Impressions of Myanmar


Formerly known as Burma, Myanmar is finally emerging from years of isolation and oppression, nevertheless, there’s still a long way to go in terms of freedom.
While travelling throughout this country you have to keep your eyes open in order not to miss any beauty, any smile, any details. With a history that spanned over than 13.000 years  and a population made up of many different ethnic groups, Myanmar is a fascinating and complex country which it has to be lived up until the end.


In the middle of nowhere 

Yangon



Bagan 

Floating gardens on Inle lake 

Kyaikhtiyo 

Chaukhtatgyi Buddha in Yangon 



Shwedagon Paya 

Swedagon Paya 

 With Aung, my guide

The Golden Rock 

Kyaikhtiyo 


Kyaikhtiyo 

 Bagan 

U Bein's Bridge 




U Bein's Bridge