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  • And finally the beach... In the morning one breakfast had magicked itself in to two, so we gobbled down as much as we could stomach at the early hour. It was another long day on a very bumpy bus before we reached Pyay where Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Oct 4, 2009
  • Access Denied The bus picked us up from outside the hotel which was one good thing although it was about an hour late, an hour which we could have spent in bed! Which was a little frustrating and it began the theme Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Oct 4, 2009
  • Exploring the Ancient World Our bus to Bagan was quite nice in comparison to the last few trips we'd had. The only probably was the a/c which often leaves people's teeth chattering. Regulating the temperature seems to be a fine art which in most Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Oct 4, 2009
  • A few days in Mandalay... A combination of headaches, an over packed bus with minimal leg room and the on board tv turned up to the max made the journey to Mandalay less than restful. To make matters worse when our tolerance levels were at Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Oct 4, 2009
  • A look at life on Inle Lake We arrived at Inle Lake around 5am and unfortunately the journey had not provided much in the way of rest. Spitting is a part of every day life through out most of Asia but here it seems even more common. Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Sep 7, 2009
  • Pass through and you'll miss... The bus trip to Taungoo was uneventful but took a little longer than we had been told it would so by the time we arrived it was beginning to get dark. Due to me being a little eager and thinking Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Sep 7, 2009
  • Welcomed by a very friendly Old Asia... A little disclaimer before I begin the Myanmar blogs – I feel that I have to be a bit guarded about what I say just because I wouldn't want there to be any chance that I get someone in trouble. Posted by LauHot10 in Wanderlust | Sep 7, 2009
  • Inle Lake Bagan is all about the pagodas and Inle is about relaxing on a boat and talking with locals...probably these two places are the most peaceful we have ever been to...but before getting into details about that we must explain you Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Aug 25, 2009
  • Bagan The 12 hour bus journey to Bagan was tiring but turned out to be quite funny anyway. During the ride they played a Burmese movie; obviously we could not understand a word they were saying but the film itself was Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Aug 23, 2009
  • Myanmar It was time to go to Myanmar and we honestly did not know what to expect from a country that is controlled in every aspect by the government, so we only hoped we would not face any difficulties in getting Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Aug 17, 2009
  • General impressions of Myanmar‏ When to go? Not in March... It's better to arrive after the monsoon season is just over, when the air is not so dusty (rumour has it that there are mountains around the In Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Mar 20, 2009
  • Adventures in Myanmar Mandalay Mandalay, the second largest city in Myanmar, was our second stop. We stayed for three and a half long days – which was more than enough (in other words, we could name this part of the blog “melting down in Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Mar 18, 2009
  • Myanmar - Some pictures In Myanmar almost all the girls uses a wood made powder to protect them from sun but today it is more used as a make up. Usually they just have it on the face but we found 2 pretty girls Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Mar 11, 2009
  • Melting down in Myanmar (Burma) After some days in Bangkok we moved on to Yangon, the capital of Myanmar (or Burma, depends who do you ask)... The first impression is quite straight forward: this place looks like south India, probably 50 years ago. The alphabet Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Mar 7, 2009
  • Mae Sot Its a mild and warm thursday night thats covered in mosquitos as usual but this time I'm dehydrated and everthing is consequently a little misty, but more so strange in my hotel. We made our way to Chiang Mai from Posted by rumpypumpy in Letters from the Golden Triangle | Jan 29, 2009
  • To Burma & Back I know this headline sounds like a promisingly good story, however our short trip to Burma was quite uneventful and exhausting. Our 30 day Thai tourist visa was nearly up so like many other expats and tourists do, we decided to Posted by willbourn in Far Flung Adventures | Nov 30, 2008
  • Myanmar/Thailand Travelled to Myanmar/Thailand, arrived in Yangon then to/through Nyaungshwe (Inle Lake), Kalaw, Mandalay, Pywin U Lwin, Bagan, Pyay, Changtha Beach, Pathein and back to Yangon... and home Posted by joffre in Itinerant Traveller | Mar 10, 2003
  • 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
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