Skip Navigation

Myanmar Travel Blogs

Travel Blogs > Blog Entries by Category > Myanmar

Show Advanced Options

Advanced Options
http://.travellerspoint.com

Subcategories

Page
  • 1
  • 2
Next

Sponsored Links

  • Myanmar Myanmari külastamine on alati vastuoluline. Võiks öelda, et isegi eetiline küsimus. Alates 1995-st aastast on Myanmari tuntud vabadusvõitleja tütar ning tunnustatuim opositsiooni liider Aung San Suu Kyi, rahvasuus tuntud ka lihtsalt The Lady, korduvalt pö Posted by Andrus in Kagu-Aasia tuur vol.2 | Jan 3, 2008
  • TEST I am Testing This BlogI am Testing This BlogI am Testing This BlogI am Testing This BlogI am Testing This Blog I am Testing This Blog I am Testing This Blog I am Testing This BlogI am Testing This BlogI am Testing This Posted by chitsanm in chitsanm | Apr 25, 2008
  • Getting Shot At in Myanmar! Well hello everyone! The last week in Myanmar was spent in Inle Lake and Yangon. The last few days that we were there, Thingyan, or Burmese New Year was starting. Thingyan is a large water festival where everyone splashes everyone Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | Apr 17, 2008
  • Our Top Ten from Pyin Oo Lwin We took an internet hiatus from emailing. It was not our choice but email and internet is very hard to come by, the further you are from a large city in Burma. We tried one day but only Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | Apr 5, 2008
  • More Chapatis Please! Mandalay. What a town. We left the beautiful garden capital of Yangon the other day and have been touring around the last seat of Royalty of Myanmar for a couple of days. We had been following the Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | Mar 27, 2008
  • New names, new world! We are in the Motherland as Ted calls it! We arrived in Rangoon on Tuesday and were overwhelmed with the welcomes and generosity! Our day books are very full with social engagements and therefore we haven't had much Posted by jented in Jen and Ted in the SEA | Mar 21, 2008
  • cool hotel in bago it welcome to all visitors worldwide!!! I have visited several times there. and had a great stay.!! Posted by real_magiz in Bagostar Hotel, Best hotel in bago | Mar 19, 2008
  • Should Tourists Travel to Burma? Bagan at sunrise, Myanmar Photo by Neil Wade (http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/neilwade/) Should tourists boycott travel to Burma, or should they ac Posted by dr.pepper in From the swivellin' chair... | Oct 22, 2007
  • Burma (Myanmar) : Old Bagan It was with great excitement that I set out from Mandalay on the boat trip to Bagan, the old capital from the 9th Century ; going to this place has been a goal of mine for years. A one way Posted by MarshallC in .. towards a world unknown... | Aug 21, 2007
  • Escape to Burma Getting VISA -- arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh I can't stand Bangkok heat wave anymore. Gotta find somewhere to go .. or else the savings (which is not mine) will go rotted!! hehe ^^ Air Asia is supposed to offer the lowest deal at this hour. Posted by kicapu in Living Etc. | May 1, 2007
  • myanmar's hazy days upon arrival in myanmar i was greeted by a friendly group from a hostel. they offered a free ride downtown if i took a peek at their rooms. usually i take the free ride and move on since the rooms Posted by ggithens in looking glass | Mar 26, 2007
  • Welcome to Myanmar It was my first full day in Myanmar and the pre-travel reading I had done had apparently not prepared me for the machine gun barrage of the senses that was assaulting me in Yangon. I was overwhelmed and I was Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | Mar 8, 2007
  • Back to Myanmar [b][i]In my travels, I met up with a used bookstore owner in Bangkok who is editing a travel book on Myanmar, called From Asia with Love. Sounds saucy! Anyway, he has graciously let me try my hand at travel writing Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | Mar 1, 2007
  • Chumphon Hallo Seit gestern sind wir in Chumphon, einen Ort denn wir vorher schon zweimal mit dem Tandem gekreutzt haben, viele Erinnerungen kommen hoch, und besonders auch die letzten Strecken welche wir per Bus zurueckgelegt haben, in zwei Stunden fuhren wir Posted by Radheya in RADHEYA TIZIANO | Dec 5, 2006
  • Just Pictures - Myanmar [b][i]For those with questions like 'Why is Buckley wearing a dress?' you can also cut and paste to here: http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/john7buck/ for these same pictures with descriptions. By clicking the "m" at the top left, the pi Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | Nov 16, 2006
  • My start photo Posted by acxilles in My travel | Nov 8, 2006
  • My travel [img=ht Posted by acxilles in My travel | Nov 8, 2006
  • My travel i like the traveller photographer life.... Posted by acxilles in My travel | Nov 8, 2006
  • Heading Home Still alive! Three weeks in Myanmar and I escaped with scarcely more than a lifetime of brilliant memories, a violent twitch in my neck (bumpy roads), and a stifling cold (probably from sharing communal tea cups). Three weeks of go Posted by dakiar in Traipsing About | Oct 9, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 [quote]note: bagan is the only spot in burma that i faced some annoyances. i would appreciate that readers READ the whole travelogue and all the entries, before just singling out one post, and then without context and background of the author Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 U Bein bridge South of the Patodawgyi Pagoda a huge teak bridge crosses the shallow Taungthaman Lake. During the dry season the bridge crosses dry land. U Bein was the "mayor" at the time of the shift from Inwa and he Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 Hsipaw is an ancient Shan town, the local capital of a Shan principality of the same name which according to its legendary history goes back to year 58 B.C. It is said to have been founded by Sao Hkun Hkam Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 train ride from hsipaw to pyin u lwin i must talk about this 8-hour train ride from hsipaw to pyin u lwin, because it invoked lots of sentimental feelings. on the train i sat with this middle aged woman and her Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 Kalaw is a beautiful hill station set in the midst of rolling hills and pine forests. In the past, was a summer resort for the European esparto and rich local people. 71 km west of Taunggyi, Kalaw is 660 km Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • burma undercover 2005 Inle Lake is a large freshwater lake that's 22 kms long and 11 kms wide and it's 875 m above sea level. It's abundant in freshwater fish and you'll be able to spot a fisherman rowing a canoe using his Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
Page
  • 1
  • 2
Next

Want to create a lasting record of your trip?

With Travellerspoint, you can! Keep everyone up to date with an easy, customisable travel blog; or upload your travel photography for others to admire. Then take your blog entries and travel photos and stick them into a travel map of all the places you've seen.

Join Travellerspoint (it's free)

Login to Travellerspoint