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China Town in Yangon was exactly how I expected it to be, busy, bustling and vibrant. The area is characterized by the fact that every side street has a number which makes it easy to navigate even for those whose second name is not “good orientation”. The most interesting stuff happens from 18th to 32nd…
The spot is also very popular with young inamorati so if you are not into the mood of seeing romantic scenes every meter I would suggest going elsewhere
One of the search terms surprised me so much that I in turn googled it too in order to discover the reason behind such a hilarious query.
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If you are a lover of all things luxurious (like yours truly) the name Belmond for sure sounds familiar to you. I could almost hear the sighing of the empire, the steps of the viceroy and the ruler, imagining them sipping a gin while discussing important colonial matters.
During our beach days in Myanmar we stayed at Amazing Chaung Tha Resort. It is right in the heart of the village, close to the shopping area and to many local restaurants. (No ATMs or banks, don’t forget it). While we were approaching towards the hotel, on a dusty and quite primitive road, surrounded by…
In the remote possibility that you find yourself in Chaung Tha and get bored (really?) with the scenic desert beaches there is a bunch of things that you could do. One of them is visiting Phoe Kalar Island which is within stone’s throw from the Southest point of Chaung Tha beach. You could swim your way…
After the initial ‘surprise’ we discovered that the beautiful beaches of Myanmar actually exist. They are not as dreamy as the one ones in Thailand. Their charm consists in the fact that they are desert. No azzure, crystal clear waters. Instead, we found ourselves walking along long and wide stretches of sandy beaches, lined only…
Our first meal in Yangon wasn’t very local-like. After the 3+ hours ride on the circular train (more about it soon) we were looking for a restaurant which looked reasonably clean when we stumbled upon the Brunch Society. From outside it was quite appealing so we entered without hesitation. The staff was very welcoming and…
Chaung Tha can be deceiving at first for the unprepared travelers ( as we were ). The locals enjoy the beach life but unfortunately they lack any sense of environmental responsibility. We spent the first day trying to find all
