Arrival to Bagan
…until you arrive to the Shwezigon Pagoda, one of the most important pagodas in all of Myanmar, built in the 11th century, which served as the original model for the pagoda of the same name in Yangon.
…until you arrive to the Shwezigon Pagoda, one of the most important pagodas in all of Myanmar, built in the 11th century, which served as the original model for the pagoda of the same name in Yangon.
With this tune in my mind, Riders on the storm, one of my favourite from The Doors and one of the most convenient song for this day, the “cavemans” adventure started. It was a complete tour to the several caves around Hpa-an in a stormy rainy day, which made the ride something really special…and the…
Amazing morning @ the weird & freak buddha park…love it! Now just arrived to Thakhek for a 3day motorbike loop… See you soon dears. :***
And we are finally gonna close Yangon chapter with some random images while walking the city the last day. Just images of the daily yangonite’s life, the Shwedangon pagoda, nuns in the street for the takbat, smiles, little details, street life, wonderful people, true spirit… A new vegetarian restaurant for lunch, with some real advices,…
Mornin’ from the village where we spent the night… So fu**ing cold! 8AM after breakfast and backpacking, time to start the walk again… More villages on the way… …and more new friends… And wonderful new landscapes today with lots of chili fields and many burmese people recollecting hundreds of thousands of these spicy lovely vegetables….
Good morning Nyaung Shwe! What do you do after a good breakfast when you leave the hostel? Yes! First thing, as usual, a visit to the market. Best place to see the local activity and what do they usually do, seall, buy and eat. 2nd thing: Rent a bike and get lost!!! Y pin pan…
Last day in Bagan, time to say goodbye to this awesome land. Ride the bike and get lost again within more amazing temples. And last meal also in the vegetarian The Moon…We’ll miss you! Last moments in the pool chilling after so many km and temples. And the last walk through the Nyaung U streets……