Here are my last few videos from my trip to Myanamr:
Lunch in Nyuang Shwe (Cut Short by my Limited Camera Memory)
Nyuang Shew A.K.A. The Wild West
A Burmese Train
Goodbye Inle Lake
Goodbye Burma
As a side note, about half way through me trip I thought to myselft, "Wow, I haven't gotten sick yet, this is amazing!" Not I wanted to say something about it on my blog but I didn't want to jinx myself. In fact I never said anything about it out loud at all in efforts not to jinx myself. Either way, I got sick. My last day in Myanmar I felt very sick and on the flight back to Singapore I thought I was going to puke. Now I didn't, but throughout the entire night I had multiple episodes of the scoots. I stayed home from work yesterday to recover. It was the worst sick I have had been throughout SEA so that wasn't too bad. Either way, I am better now. Towards the end of my time in Myanmar all I could think about was how I wanted to move there, or a place similar, but when you aren't feeling well you are very happy to have a nice, first world country to go home to.
Okay, that's all for now.
Best!
The more I see of this world the more I realize I'm just barely scratching the surface of what is out there. I'll be sharing what I see with you, but please know that there's no way I'm doing any of these amazing places justice. I hope my experiences can act as an introduction for you to the world and inspire you to start scratching the surface as well.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Videos from Inle Lake Tour
Good Evening Everyeone!
Today I took a boat tour of Inle Lake. I took many photos, but because of the speed of the internet here in Myanmar have spent too much time uploading the videos and do not have any more energy to upload photos as well. Below are the links for my many videos from today.
And here is one photo I just have to share:
Today I took a boat tour of Inle Lake. I took many photos, but because of the speed of the internet here in Myanmar have spent too much time uploading the videos and do not have any more energy to upload photos as well. Below are the links for my many videos from today.
And here is one photo I just have to share:
You learn about the Kayan people in school, but who could imagine they would ever see them in real life? Not me! But there they were at one of the stops on my boat trip, weaving scarfs. I picked up two - one for myself and one for my mother. I really do not like the idea of people as tourist attractions, it feels to me like a zoo, but with humans in it. But I just could not resist taking a photo to prove that I actually saw the ladies with the long knecks in real life! Anyways, that is all on that. Enjoy the videos below!
Best!
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