June 24, 2018: Myanmar – Mandalay
June 24, 2018
Gilles shares some of the exotic and fascinating sites of Mandalay, in Myanmar
Gilles shares some of the exotic and fascinating sites of Mandalay, in Myanmar
George G’s grandson is a talented photographer. Today we feature some of his photography from a recent trip to Myanmar.
Gilles shares memories of a train journey in Myanmar, including the crossing of the country’s longest viaduct.
Grand Escapades shares some sights from and experiences with the markets around Myanmar’s Inle Lake.
An everyday scene of shopping in Yangon, fully of color and activity.
George G’s grandson, Christopher, shares a memorable photo of life in rural Myanmar
When we reached Inle Lake on a boat at 06:30 am, the dark grey, mirror-like surface of the water was merging with the misty horizon.
A bird’s view of the 4.000 temples of Bagan, from a Hot Air Balloon, left us thunderstruck! Yes, seeing Bagan from that perspective was definitely
On November 17, 2013 I posted a story here describing a train ride through the hills of rural central Burma. It began… “The earthquake should have been a clue. But having rather enjoyed the ride, as I have since…
Myanmar gets it first UNESCO World Heritage designation this year for the Pyu Ancient Cities of Halin, Beikthano and Sri Ksetra. They are three brick walled and moated cities. Read More: http://travel.france24.com/con…tage-list-first-time…
Gilles shares some of the exotic and fascinating sites of Mandalay, in Myanmar
George G’s grandson is a talented photographer. Today we feature some of his photography from a recent trip to Myanmar.
Gilles shares memories of a train journey in Myanmar, including the crossing of the country’s longest viaduct.
Grand Escapades shares some sights from and experiences with the markets around Myanmar’s Inle Lake.
An everyday scene of shopping in Yangon, fully of color and activity.
George G’s grandson, Christopher, shares a memorable photo of life in rural Myanmar
When we reached Inle Lake on a boat at 06:30 am, the dark grey, mirror-like surface of the water was
A bird’s view of the 4.000 temples of Bagan, from a Hot Air Balloon, left us thunderstruck! Yes, seeing Bagan
On November 17, 2013 I posted a story here describing a train ride through the hills of rural central Burma. It began… “The earthquake should have been a clue. But having rather enjoyed the ride, as I have since…
Myanmar gets it first UNESCO World Heritage designation this year for the Pyu Ancient Cities of Halin, Beikthano and Sri Ksetra. They are three brick walled and moated cities. Read More: http://travel.france24.com/con…tage-list-first-time…