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Burma (Myanmar) http://www.flyingmonk.com/myanmar.html Myanmar is one of the most photogenic countries in SE Asia. The Land of Golden Spires smiles to you from every corner and the religious fervor that goes all the way to the ruthless generals makes it shine. Everybody is building gilded stupas hoping, a Buddhist.... more

Vakantie in Myanmar (Birma), foto's zijn gemaakt door mijn vrouw Elza. 2003 http://members.chello.nl/p.evertsen/Reis2.htm

Street-hawkers of Mandalay, Myanmar, who bring a variety of goods to your doorstep, from breakfast to brunch, from sweet and savoury snacks to sour fruit salad, from brooms to bamboo deckchairs and hats, from flowers to fresh vegetables, starting at daybreak with the dawn chorus.

VPG-DVD-203 - YANGON Yangon is a river city and the capital of Myanmar. A country surrounded by India, China, Laos and Thailand with a fascinating mêlée of tribes and cultures plus a tranquil harmony of churches, pagodas, Hindu temples and mosques. Here, contrast is all, and that makes Yangon unique! The.... more

Mogok Meeshay rice noodles, fermented pork (like Vietnamese nem chua), wheat noodles and rice noodles in Mandalay, Myanmar

Savoury rice pancakes called "mohnt yay bah" or "yay mohnt" - a traditional all-time favourite snack of Myanmar

Assorted video clips taken in Rangoon, Mandalay, Amarapura, Sagaing, Mingun and Maymyo in November 2006.

Keema or kema paratha stuffed with minced goat mutton being made in a popular cafe in Mandalay, Myanmar. Also on order were aloo paratha with potato and fried noodles with chicken in a busy kitchen.

TMT-DVD-119 - BAGAN Bagan is a famous royal city in today's Myanmar that is full of myth and legend. In the days of the legendary Birman monarchy the metropolis covered an area of forty square kilometres and today the numerous majestic buildings of Bagan provide an unforgettable insight into its history. The.... more

There aren't many tourists on the railway in Rangoon. It is just our kind of place. We like to see what the life of the people is really like, sans manicured tourist sites and shops. We had some time and a few hankerchiefs for the perspiration of hot steamy day in Rangoon and took a ride on the local train. The.... more