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Hotel Class One Bagan

Lily St., Htee Min Yin Block, Kyansittha Qtr Bagan, Myanmar

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Fietsen | cycling

A travel blog entry by erikontravel

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... that reason I rented a bike for a couple of days. Despite the rain (it will rain all day till early evening) I have seen many pagodas and temples.

Thursday
It is still dry and warm weather again! Today again watching more pagodas and temples by bike. Cycling to the last pagoda, quite far from the hotel, I got a flat tire. Walked back for almost one and a half hour. Despite the warm weather, still got a ...

Temples and Tummy Trouble

A travel blog entry by fishtails04

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... actually crossed the plank that I saw the blanket was wrapped around the body of a dead woman floating face down in the water. I have no idea what the background was, whether she had fallen overboard, been washed up river, fallen from the river bank... but there was no investigation delaying the departure and the boat motored off at 8am, on schedule. It was more than a little unsettling and the scene kept flashing into ...

Ancient Temples by the Irrawaddy

A travel blog entry by jandkross

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... starting to get light when the Air Bagan flight took off for the hour and twenty minute flight to Bagan. The flight was on an ATR 72 and was only about a third full but the service was very good and we were amused to find that the cabin had been decked out with Christmas decorations.

We were met by our new guide Ten and driver Ken. It was still very early in the morning but the Nyaung U market was in full swing. It was a bit cooler here than ...

Slowly Down The Irrawaddy

A travel blog entry by matt_werner

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... thing everyone forgets about a boat ride is the noise. You think “oh the cruise will be nice with great scenery along the river” (or wherever you are) but in reality its slow and noisy and gets boring before long. The headache from the engine started around 10:00 and stayed. I may have been a bit dehydrated as well but I wasnbt go to pay the exorbitant prices they wanted on the ferry, its everyday-is-Tightarse-Tuesday ...

Temple heaven

A travel blog entry by gypsyfeet

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... areas. Some however has hardly been visited in 700 years and were almost totally ruined. It was enjoyable climbing all over them, but they were somewhat musty, and it was a welcome breather at times to go for a wander around a 5 star resort and poke our noses in the Presidents Suite of the best hotels in the area. In most cases it was the only room to full. The tourists is taking off here, and most hotels are at total 100% occupancy. It makes it hard to do room ...