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Rangamati over Kaptai LakeView of some houses of Rangamati over the Kaptai Lake during March, dry season, when its water level is at their lowest point.
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Up to the Village!Access staircase to one of the villages scattered along the small islands over Kaptai Lake that now, during dry season when the water level is really low; is a long and hard to reach it walking upstairs.
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Chinese Temple View of the interior of a chinese temple in Lanmadaw Township in Yangoon City Center.
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Free TricycleTypical tricycle in one of Myaung Mya streets, ready to get the next customer.
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TractoBusIs a truck? Is a bus? Is a joke?? A little of all in the village of Myaung Mya, Burma. Things don't change a lot in some places.
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Moving aroundAround all Myanmar if there is one tipycal way of transport found everywhere this is the bicycle.
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Street Life in PatheinTypical busy street in Myanmar towns, shoppers, monks and trishaws fill the streets every day.
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Typical village house in the outskirts of PatheinA typical example of a house in the outskirts of Pathein town with peppers drying under the sun.
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Tropical Town RiversideView of one part the town riverside at Pathein, filled with colorful palm-tress and colorful buildings.
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Tropical Riverside ChurchView of one of the several churchs of Pathein, located this one just near the river.
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Tropical AutummIs not easy to find another colour than green in trees and vegetation in a tropical country, but in this street of Pathein, like in autumm time in Europe, one can enjoy of a pleasant walk by the street.
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Town StreetOne of the town center streets heading to Shwemokehtaw Pagoda.
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Typical Village HouseOne of the typical houses of families in this part of the country, along the road from gwa to Thandwe. It can be considered a medium class house here, some are even worst. Here a big family is living, grandparents, parents and children. No water or electricity in most of these ones.
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Imnajbu VillageOn the other side of the island, in the far east side lies this quiet, beautiful and small village, Imnajbu.
Here ends the main road and from here only motorbikes continue by a non paved road heading to Mahatao crossing the called Marlboro Country..
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Lovely ImnajbuIn the east coast of the island, at the end of the "national road" lies a small village located in one of the most beauitful places of the island, Imnajbu. Surrounded by tropical hills, palm-trees and a nice white-sand beach...a walk around will fill a lovely time.
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Sinakan VillageView of Sinakan Village, the most important village of Sabtang Island, where boats arrive and depart to Basco Island and also where the School Of Fishering is located. If something can be considered "busy" in Sabtang, this is Sinakan village.
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Savidug TownView of the main street in Savidug Town, located south of Sinakan, with some old and unhabited Ivatan typical houses.
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Under the CloudsLong distance view of Chavidug under a typical stormy clouds during the hot afternoon time.
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Sumnanga VillageFront view of the small Sumnanga village in the south-west part of Sabtang Island. Withs it´s closed buildings, small streets and position just in front of the shoreline it´s also called "Little Hong Kong" by locals.
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Sumnanga Village IISurrounded by impressive lush and green hills, Sumnanga is placed in one of the nicest landscapes you can find around, and it´s isolation makes of it a really authentic and beautiful place to visit.
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Sinakan Village IIFacing south view of Sinakan village and his small port.
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Lost ParadiseView of the beautiful Chavidug town, a truly paradise...
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Screws SellerIn local markets in small towns there is place for any kind of objects or products to sell, and as example an amazing variety of screws.
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Leisure TimeOne tricycle driver spending some time reading a burmese comic book during the hottest hours of the day...
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Typical Village HouseView of one of the typical basic houses located int he villages on the riverside.
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Traditional LifestyleEven seems difficult to believe, in some places life is still like hundred years ago: just ox-carts to move, no roads, just paths... no ligh...
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Welcome foreigner!Once again, funny and nice children always ready to give you smiles, some snaps and happiness at all!
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Traditional Fishing Local fishermen fishing with their small boats and fishing nets in front of their villages.
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