Magnificent Myanmar 1/8Magnificent MyanmarHot-air ballooning over Bagan, the capital of ancient Myanmar // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext2/8Magnificent MyanmarThe Road to Mandalay, an Orient-Express vessel, on the Ayeyarwady (Irrawaddy) River, docked at Bagan // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext3/8Magnificent MyanmarSunset over Bagan // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext4/8Magnificent MyanmarDinner at the Le Planteur restaurant in Yangon // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext5/8Magnificent MyanmarThe Governor’s Residence in Yangon. This Orient-Express hotel was built using teak wood. // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext6/8Magnificent MyanmarA woman creates fabric at a workshop built on stilts on Inle Lake. // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext7/8Magnificent MyanmarA young fisherman on Inle Lake in Myanmar // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext8/8Magnificent MyanmarThe world’s longest teak bridge is located in Mandalay, Myanmar. // © 2010 Mark Edward HarrisPreviousNext
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