Favorite thing: Gran parte del trannsporte se hace con carros de vacas o bufalos de agua, con los que cercan las mercancias a los centrosde distribución
Most of the transport is made with water buffaloes or cows chariots that they use to approach the materials to the distribution centers
Updated Aug 19, 2006
Favorite thing: It is possible to apply for a visa via the internet prior to arrival in Myanmar.
The following web pages can be used:
www.visa.gov.mm (page does not always work)
www.myanmarvisa.com (private service)
Written Feb 19, 2005
Favorite thing: Another favourite is the "Relaxing Buddha" as depicted at Shwethalyaung. Note the open eyes and the feet slightly spread, which differentiates it from the Parinibbana, or death pose.. (feet together, eyes closed)
Written May 6, 2003
Favorite thing: The figures at Kyaik Pun Paya show the Buddha in four of the common poses.
The picture here is my favourite pose called : Bhumisparsa. In this pose the Buddha touches his right hand to the ground, while the left hand rests in his lap.
This symbolizes the Buddha meditating as the forces of evil try to distract him with women, wine, and song... He touches his hand to the ground so that the forces of Nature can witness his resolve not to be tempted....
I, not being a good Buddhist, would have likely been likely tempted by this kinda stuff, but I do admire His resolve...
Updated May 6, 2003
Written Apr 9, 2005
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The figures at Kyaik Pun Paya show the Buddha in four of the common poses. The picture here is my favourite pose called : Bhumisparsa. In this pose the Buddha...
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Bago no está lejos de Yangon, sólo a 80 kilómetros ,pero pueden ser más de tres horas en coche. Está de camino hacia el norte por carretera y no hay demasiados turistas. Hay varios templos...
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Bago – Monks, Pagodas and bustling Myanmar

Leaving the capital city of Myanmar Yangon on the western road one reaches a smaller copy of the capital – the town of Bago. Being two hours away from Yangon the city supplies quiet a large community...
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Just 80 Kilometers north of Yangon is the city of Bago. It is a historic town which was once an important seaport. The town is dotted with old temples, payas, and a huge reclining Buddha image. You...
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Bago can be easily visited as daily excursion from Yangon but I would strongly advice you to make a top here on your way to Kyaiktiyo Golden Rock pagoda. Most of city's sights can be easily visited in...
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Bago first stop going up north

Bago is know for its four seated 30m high Buddha build in 1476 by King Dhammazedi. An day trip from Yangon or a stop while travelling up north or down south. Don't pay the 10$ admission to support the...
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