Khaungdaing Nyaungshwe
Khaung Daing Village, Southern Shan State Nyaungshwe, Myanmar
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Paddling with One Leg, Lake Inle
... in rain at Heho Airport, at which the smiley A.M. ground staff came running across the tarmac with umbrellas for us to use as we walked over to the terminal! Fabulous!
It was about an hour in a taxi to Nyaungshwe, along potholed roads awash with rainwater and mud, past skinny cattle herders in soaked longyis escorting their animals through the mist on the sides of the road. We ...
The fishin' men on the Inle Lake
... tat doch verdammt gut, nach so vielen Stunden zu Fuss und so vielen Schweisstropfen die man in sein Shirt geschwitzt hatte. ;-)
Am naechsten Morgen ging es mit Andy aus Kanada, der sich bereits mit Carsten angefreundet hatte, mit dem Fahrrad zu den Hot Springs, ca. 8 km ausserhalb von unserem Ort am Inle lake.
Eine wahre Wohltat sich einmal anders zu bewegen, ich genoss die Radtour sehr und ebenso die wunderschone Landschaft um uns herum.
Hauser auf Stelzen ...
Overland by dusty roads
... football on TV. We had a mediocre meal at a small restaurant. I don’t think they were too impressed with having to cook for us as the kitchen staff were all settled in front of the TV when we arrived.
As ever, there were no street lights and we were really glad of our torch to find the way home. There was however an amazing display of stars. Our French neighbours were already in bed but we read for a while (only 5 channels on the TV and all in ...
Kalaw - Inle Lake - '3 Tage Trekking Tour'
... heiss es hier doch werden kann.
Ich schuetzte mich mit meinem Schal vor der Sonne und lief im Araber-look herum.
Wir ueberquerten einen Berg und erreichten nach weiteren vielen Kilometern unser Ziel, das Kloster, unsere zweiter Uebernachtungsplatz.
Kleine Moenche, (7-11 Jahre alt) begruessten uns. Ob Sie freundlich waren, oder gar rotzfrech, konnte ich nicht verstehen, da Sie uns nur auf burmesich vollgeblubbert haben.
Ich wusste nur, Sie hatten ...
Cold and wet on Inle Lake
... of ground to a halt and the engine was burning. The vineyard visit was fun, we saw where they make the wine and then had a wine tasting session. It was $1 for a glass of one wine or $2 for a taster of 4 different ones, as I'm not usually a wine drinker I had the tasters which were good. The views from the vineyard were really good as well, even if it was foggy.
Dinner tonight was at the Shining Moon, another restaurant within walking distance of the hotel.
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