Silver Moon Hotel Bagan

Ngwe Thaw Dar (2) St., Khan Laung Qtr. Bagan, Myanmar

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Regen | rain

A travel blog entry by erikontravel

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As already told today to Bagan. First stop is a visit to the Ma Oo Ahle village. It looks still authentic but it seems more tourist buses take a look here. After a lunch in Pakokku the tour guide has plans to visit a slipper workshop. But unfortunately there are hardly any people present to ...

Temples and Tummy Trouble

A travel blog entry by fishtails04

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... re all old, but what did I say about forgetting all the details on the plane out?!!) where we were shown around and had the history explained by a painter, Thon Thon, selling his wares in the entrance area. and hoping to sell more by offering free tours, I guess. It worked! I had been planning to buy a couple of paintings, anyway, as I'll soon be moving into a bare-walled new pad in Brunei, and this guy had worked for ...

Ancient Temples by the Irrawaddy

A travel blog entry by jandkross

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... Her English was good and she explained what all the accompaniments were. We were the only tourists there, in fact the only customers. A younger lad who seemed to be her assistant did not speak such good English but that did not stop him trying to talk to us throughout the meal. He stood at the table and watched us intently as we ate which was rather unnerving. The beef was a little tough but some of the small dishes were very tasty.

It was ...

Getting Dusty at Bagan

A travel blog entry by matt_werner

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... 8217;t matter where you are, the youngsters are all girlying it up – I reckon they boys spent as much time in the mirror doing their hair as the girls did, putting whatever **** it is they put in it. A few of them came and had a chat as many people here will do; it usually goes along the lines of:

"Hello"

“Hello”

“How are you today? Good?”

“Yes I’m good. You?”

“Yes good. ...

The temples of Bagan

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

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My journey to Mandalay took over seven hours and I changed bus stations to take another bus to Bagan. It should have taken four hours but actually took five, with a considerable degree of coughing and spluttering along the way. As we arrived in Nyaung U, the bus stopped and I was told to step into an office along the road. This was the 'tourist office’ where I was told I needed to pay $10 because I was entering the ...

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