Buda con gafas - Buddha with eyeglasses
elpariente Says: Shwemyetman Paya ( Templo de las gafas de oro )Posiblemente será el único Buda que tiene gafas. Inicialmente se las pusieron a ver si por la curiosidad aumentaba la fé , pero después se extendió la creencia de que el Buda curaba las enfermedades especialmente las de la...
Aung Gabar Guesthouse: wooden serenade
picek Says: We stayed here as everything else was full. It was OK for few days, because it's location is just in the city centre, next to General Aung San statue which you cannot miss if you visit Pyay. However, the rooms are bit too small, unless you don't have anything with you. I...
Pyay Star.: Decent and central.
planxty Says: Oddly enough for one who took over 1000 photographs in a month, I don't have a photo of this place. That in itself is not a problem, as it could hardly be said to be the most beautiful restaurant in the world. It does, however, offer good, reasonably priced food and has the...
The only practical way in and out.
planxty Says: The photo shows the bus station in Prome (Pyay / Pyi), where there are the usual vendors, restaurants, mechanics taxis and all the other things generally associated with an Asian transport hub. You are most likely to be either travelling from here to Magwe (heading generally...
Aceite de Cacahuete--Peanut oil
elpariente Says: Por la carretera se puede ver como muelen los cacahuetes para sacar el aceite en un molino movido por una vaca que hace girar la rueda del molinoIn the road you may see how they grind the peanuts to get the oil in a mill moved by a cow that turns its wheel
planxty Says: This may well qualify as one of the most bizarre tips I will ever post on VT. Normally, I would never suggest that travellers ahould go and visit a family in their home, but this time I feel it is entirely justified.I was wandering along the Strand Road, just about where it...
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Podemos ver por los caminos grandes contrastes como estas dos gasolineras On the roads we may see great contrasts as these petrol stations
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Now, this can get a bit confusing. As far as I can make out, this small town on the banks of the Ayerawaddy is properly called Pyay nowadays, although some locals have a habit of calling it Pyi. Add...
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La verdad es que a veces uno se hace un lío con los nombres en Myanmar ya que se utilizan los actuales y otras veces los que se usaban cuando estuvieron los ingleses, asi que Pyay aparece como...
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Pyay (Prome) was my favourite city in Lower Burma, lying at the banks of large Irrawaddy river. It has excellent atmosphere, friendly people, many monks and large Buddhist monasteries and a large...
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It was good to spend a full day in Pyay (or Prome as it is often said): the city is full of live but still retaining its peculiar tropical flavour, with large trees along the streets, the river...
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