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10 Best place to visit in Pyapon Myanmar
GWA Beach, Rakhine State, Myanmar
Beautiful GWA Island with crystal clear water
GWA Island that situate in Rakhine State, Myanmar.
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...:::... Myanmar travel and places to see are quite unilke any land you know about, isolation and pride help maintain Myanmar’s traditions, which delight even before leaving the airport. Myanmar’s two biggest cities move at different paces. The bustling, more-worldly modern capital of Yangon features the famed 2500-year-old Shwadagon Paya, caked in gold leaf. Explore the vast, ancient ruins of Bagan, voyage up myriad waterways by riverboat, relax at a remote tea house or sample fresh seafood beside white-sand beaches while staying at luxury resorts. Find out Top 10 Things to do in Myanmar to get to know the land better and more. ...::::...Video by Willem Van de leest
Myanmar tours: 10 Day One night cruise down stream from Mandalay to Bagan, Cruise tours
One night on cruise will be one of the main highlights in your trip beside Inle Lake – one of the hightest lakes of Myanmar with leg rowed traditional boats, the unique culture of Mandalay city and the glorious city of Bagan with its 3,000 temples and pagodass
SANCHAUNG - IMMERSION (YANGON) - BIKE EXPLORATION IN MYANMAR
In this 12mns immersive video, I take you to the Sanchaung district, one of the most popular and populated areas of Yangon. This district of 2.5 kms² is inhabited by 65.300 people (according to the last source dating from the year 2000) but has at least reached 100.000 inhabitants since 20 years. I did not find more recent sources on the Internet.Don't hesitate to comment if you have more accurate figures about it.
Sanchaung is very attractive by its affordable rents, its many restaurants, bars and shops.
It is often the preferred place for expatriates when they arrive in Yangon.
The neighborhood allows expatriates to fully immerse themselves in local life and to meet the Burmese people who are very welcoming and helpful.
Popular with tourists, Sanchaung offers an alternative to the city center and especially the 19th street for nightlife. Lots of bars and delicious BBQ litter the main (but narrow) street, it's very pleasant to spend an evening there.
Traffic is heavy all day long and parking is somewhat anarchic, so be prepared for traffic jams during rush hour.
A few years ago, a large parking lot was built near the air bridge to relieve the traffic congestion in the alleys, but most of the local people still park their cars near their flat there because the parking is on the outskirts of the township.
Without the anarchic parking of the vehicles, it would make Sanchaung so much breathable and pleasant. Maybe in the next few years?
Sanchaung also includes parks, temples, shopping malls and public spaces. It is a cosmopolitan neighborhood where the main religions (Buddhist, Catholic, Hindu, Muslim...) live peacefully.
It is very pleasant to discover this from alley to alley, it is a real immersion in the heart of the local life.
ADVICE FOR THIS ITINERARY
⛯ The entrance is possible by many streets and main roads, it is at your convenience
⛯ Drive slowly in the main streets of the neighborhood
⛯ Lose yourself in this crowded district and so rich in discovery
⛯ Beware of traffic and cars coming out of the parallel streets
Have a great exploration !
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Irrawaddy Travel
Irrawaddy Travel - Irrawaddy or Ayeyarwady is a region of Myanmar covering the Ayeyarwady River (Irrawaddy River) delta.Cape Negrais: this headland west of the Irrawaddy Delta is a landmark with scenic beaches and grand cliffs.
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Views of Yangon, capital of Myanmar , as we drive through the city
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Myanmar in Motion
In January 2008 I traveled with a tour group to Myanmar (Burma). We went went to Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan, Inle Lake and Ngapoli Beach. What a great country and very warm friendly people.The video I created leans more toward being artistic than a documentary. I hope you like it.
Evening driving in Yangon Myanmar
Just a look of buildings and people during 2012 . The vast majority of vehicles in Yangon have the steer wheel on the right and at the same time they drive on the right side of the road
Myanmar Trip part II. Driving to The Brunch Society Restaurant (Nov 2022) 4K
Going to wedding dinner at The Brunch Society Restaurant , Yangon , Myanmar . I'll go to Old Bagan tomorrow which is an ancient city .#goprohero10
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Working in Yangon market, Part 2
Men and women work on an upper floor of the Scott Market in Yangon, Myanmar.
YMCA Myanmar Maubin Volunteer Trip
Cycling the Deserted Capital of Myanmar - Ep# 166
I continue cycling north through the capital of Myanmar on it's expansive deserted highways and past it's ridiculous development.I'm travelling around the planet without ever using motorized transport. I started this journey in Toronto, Canada in July of 2015 and intend to circumnavigate back to where I started. Enjoy the Routes of Change Adventure Travel Vlog Series and binge watch all 100+ Episodes from the beginning here :
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Driving in Yangon
Dangerously Dark Driving @ Nyaunglebin, Myanmar
Driving on the Burmese road is challenging on a dark, rainy night. No streetlight and we had to avoid cars, motorcycles, children, dogs, bicycles, and frogs...
Checkpoint
General ambiance at the military checkpoint before the bridge on the road to Namyun in the Sagaing Division of Myanmar.
Driving north toward The Strip 03 Mandalay Bay and NY NY, Las Vegas, NV, 2020-01-17
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Kaladan
En remontant en bateau le Fleuve Kaladan, Olivier Föllmi a été inspiré par les reflets de l'eau changeant au fil des heures alors qu'il allait rejoindre les pagodes de M'Rauk U qui lui sont chères.Un voyage méditatif de 4 minutes, un travail très personnel de l'artiste.
© 2014 Olivier Föllmi