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lunch at a small charming Nepalese restaurant in Kalaw. we ordered a bottle of local "wine"57 views
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Chuck & I at the hotel overlooking Kalaw57 views
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local transportation with a tractor engine57 views
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women lined up on the roadside to collect alms, just before entering Inle57 views
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as foreigners, we had to pay a special fee to enter the Inle area57 views
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the leg-rowing boat competition has started. the Intha men (who live on Inle Lake) row standing up, with one leg. each of the procession boats has people playing music, drumming, singing while the rowers row away in unison with their legs57 views
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birds all hanging out57 views
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all kinds of stalls had been set up on the pagoda grounds in the lake for the festival. there were thousands of tribal people here57 views
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weaving silk on Inle lake57 views
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chilling out with Myanmar beer, a long leisurely lunch by the lakeside. Yangon has many lakes, and wide tree-lined boulevards - such a green old-world city56 views
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sign in Burmese - one of the most incomprehensible scripts we've seen, all squiggles56 views
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walking around hilly terrain with baby strapped in front, big basket of goods in the back and an umbrella in your free hand. in the US you'd probably be reported to child welfare agencies for "endangering" your baby like this56 views
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we were able to get pretty authentic tasting caipirinhas at this little place in the town of Nyaung Shwe. some tourist had taught the owner how to make them. we were so happy!56 views
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Intha fisherman on Inle lake rowing standing up with one leg56 views
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men working in the hilly plateau while a train passes by55 views
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