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FEATURE (Category: Asia | Myanmar | all seasons | cultural-historical | traditional peoples | religion | outdoor | cycling)
Myanmar: Deep into mystical Burma
Myanmar: Deep into mystical Burma
Myanmar (former Burma) is a land of great contradictions. Its spirititual people are heart-warmingly friendly but its military rule has a bad reputation where human rights are concerned. And although essentially a poor country, the landscape is dotted by gold-covered religious buildings. As most travellers visit Myanmar for highlights such as the medieval Bagan temple-complex and the mountain locked Inle Lake, it is while travelling its tree-shaded countryside roads that the true beauty of this mystical country reveals itself.
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’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.](/img/spacer.gif "Smit & Palarczyk > [BURMA 24.969]
’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.")
[BURMA 24.969]
’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
[BURMA 24.969]
’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
’Stilted walkway at Ma Au village.’
In a field at Ma Au village on the west bank of the Chindwinn River, a group of women is collecting young rice plants that are about to be replanted in the watery field at the base of the stilted walkway. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
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