Myanmar Self-Travel
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Book Introduction
"Myanmar Self-Travel" is a guidebook written and photographed by a couple who run a travel agency specializing in Myanmar and Laos.
Those who call Myanmar their second home have confidently portrayed Myanmar in a way that is suitable for domestic travelers.
In Myanmar, where tourism infrastructure is somewhat lacking, we have selected key tourist attractions, activities, and accommodations to help travelers avoid getting lost and easily travel independently. The shops included in the book also provide basic information such as price, atmosphere, and location.
Rather than just listing the advantages, I expressed the inconveniences I felt from the perspective of travelers and included useful tips I learned through my own experiences while traveling.
The dazzling pagodas and various Buddhist statues throughout the book are enough to create a fantasy of Myanmar along with its mystique.
Those who call Myanmar their second home have confidently portrayed Myanmar in a way that is suitable for domestic travelers.
In Myanmar, where tourism infrastructure is somewhat lacking, we have selected key tourist attractions, activities, and accommodations to help travelers avoid getting lost and easily travel independently. The shops included in the book also provide basic information such as price, atmosphere, and location.
Rather than just listing the advantages, I expressed the inconveniences I felt from the perspective of travelers and included useful tips I learned through my own experiences while traveling.
The dazzling pagodas and various Buddhist statues throughout the book are enough to create a fantasy of Myanmar along with its mystique.
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index
Photo Album
Prologue
Map of Myanmar
Myanmar Highlight
Try Myanmar
Try 1: Myanmar Travel by Style
Try 2: A Great Choice for a 7-Night, 9-Day Myanmar Trip
Try 3 15 Nights and 16 Days Myanmar One-Shot
Try 4 7 Nights, 9 Days, Southern Myanmar Tour
Try 5 28-Day Myanmar Full-Circle Backpacking Trip
Mission Myanmar
Mission 1 Myanmar is always special!
Mission 2: The more you know about Myanmar food, the more delicious it becomes.
Mission 3: Must-Buy Items in Myanmar
Mission 4: A Must! Meditation in Myanmar
Guide in Myanmar
Guide 1 Myanmar Travel Tips
Guide 2 A Year in Myanmar at a Glance
Guide 3 Myanmar Briefing
Guide 4 Myanmar's Diverse Ethnic Groups
Enjoy Myanmar
Yangon
Intro Yangon, Stepping Out into the World
★ Map of Yangon
★ Map of Yangon Downtown
Special Sightseeing Shwedagon Pagoda
Bagan
★ Map of Bagan
Intro Bagan, the Kingdom of a Thousand Years
★ Map of Nyaung-U
★ Map of New Bagan
Special Sightseeing Mount Poppa
Mandalay
Intro Mandalay, the breath of the last dynasty
★ Map of Mandalay
Inle Lake & Kalaw & Pindaya
Intro: Inle Lake, a world beyond time and space
★ Map of Inle Lake
★ Map of Nyaung Shew
Intro The home of travelers, Kalo
★ Map of Kalaw
Intro Sun-drenched Soho, Pindaya
★ Map of Pindaya
Central Inland & Surrounding Areas
Intro Their own citadel, Naypyidaw
★ Map of Naypyidaw
Intro: Pin Oo Lin, the city of blue lakes
★ Map of Pyin Oo Lwin
Intro: A small nation's love room, Sipo
★ Map of Hsipaw
Special Sightseeing Gokteik Train Journey
Rakhine & Bay of Bengal Beaches
Intro Sittwe, the land of Rakhine
★ Map of Sittwe
Intro The Lost Kingdom, Mrauk-u (Myawuk-u)
★ Map of Mrauk-U
Special Sightseeing Chin Village Tour
Intro: Na Pali Beach, where time stands still
★ Map of Ngapali Beach
Intro: Chaungta Beach, the Beach of Burning Youth
★ Map of Chaungtha
Intro: Ngwesaung, a haven for travelers
★ Map of Ngwe Saung
Southern Myanmar
Intro Happy Buddhaland, Bago
★ Map of Bago
Intro The Legend of Gold, Jjaiktiyo
★ Map of Kyaiktiyo
Intro Paan, in search of old legends
★ Map of Hpa-an
Intro: The Sea of Poets, Mawlamyine (Mawlamyine)
★ Map of Mawlamyine
Intro Tropical City, The Way
★ Map of Daway
Intro Land of Change, Make
★ Map of Myeik
Intro It's not the end, it's the beginning, Kkottaung
★ Map of Kawthaung
Step to Myanmar
Step 1: Preparing for Your Trip to Myanmar
Step 2: Entering Myanmar
Step 3 Now traveling
Step 4 SOS Myanmar
Step 5 Survival Travel Conversation
Prologue
Map of Myanmar
Myanmar Highlight
Try Myanmar
Try 1: Myanmar Travel by Style
Try 2: A Great Choice for a 7-Night, 9-Day Myanmar Trip
Try 3 15 Nights and 16 Days Myanmar One-Shot
Try 4 7 Nights, 9 Days, Southern Myanmar Tour
Try 5 28-Day Myanmar Full-Circle Backpacking Trip
Mission Myanmar
Mission 1 Myanmar is always special!
Mission 2: The more you know about Myanmar food, the more delicious it becomes.
Mission 3: Must-Buy Items in Myanmar
Mission 4: A Must! Meditation in Myanmar
Guide in Myanmar
Guide 1 Myanmar Travel Tips
Guide 2 A Year in Myanmar at a Glance
Guide 3 Myanmar Briefing
Guide 4 Myanmar's Diverse Ethnic Groups
Enjoy Myanmar
Yangon
Intro Yangon, Stepping Out into the World
★ Map of Yangon
★ Map of Yangon Downtown
Special Sightseeing Shwedagon Pagoda
Bagan
★ Map of Bagan
Intro Bagan, the Kingdom of a Thousand Years
★ Map of Nyaung-U
★ Map of New Bagan
Special Sightseeing Mount Poppa
Mandalay
Intro Mandalay, the breath of the last dynasty
★ Map of Mandalay
Inle Lake & Kalaw & Pindaya
Intro: Inle Lake, a world beyond time and space
★ Map of Inle Lake
★ Map of Nyaung Shew
Intro The home of travelers, Kalo
★ Map of Kalaw
Intro Sun-drenched Soho, Pindaya
★ Map of Pindaya
Central Inland & Surrounding Areas
Intro Their own citadel, Naypyidaw
★ Map of Naypyidaw
Intro: Pin Oo Lin, the city of blue lakes
★ Map of Pyin Oo Lwin
Intro: A small nation's love room, Sipo
★ Map of Hsipaw
Special Sightseeing Gokteik Train Journey
Rakhine & Bay of Bengal Beaches
Intro Sittwe, the land of Rakhine
★ Map of Sittwe
Intro The Lost Kingdom, Mrauk-u (Myawuk-u)
★ Map of Mrauk-U
Special Sightseeing Chin Village Tour
Intro: Na Pali Beach, where time stands still
★ Map of Ngapali Beach
Intro: Chaungta Beach, the Beach of Burning Youth
★ Map of Chaungtha
Intro: Ngwesaung, a haven for travelers
★ Map of Ngwe Saung
Southern Myanmar
Intro Happy Buddhaland, Bago
★ Map of Bago
Intro The Legend of Gold, Jjaiktiyo
★ Map of Kyaiktiyo
Intro Paan, in search of old legends
★ Map of Hpa-an
Intro: The Sea of Poets, Mawlamyine (Mawlamyine)
★ Map of Mawlamyine
Intro Tropical City, The Way
★ Map of Daway
Intro Land of Change, Make
★ Map of Myeik
Intro It's not the end, it's the beginning, Kkottaung
★ Map of Kawthaung
Step to Myanmar
Step 1: Preparing for Your Trip to Myanmar
Step 2: Entering Myanmar
Step 3 Now traveling
Step 4 SOS Myanmar
Step 5 Survival Travel Conversation
Detailed image
Into the book
The unique octagonal shape of the Sule Pagoda, which is the benchmark of downtown Yangon and the center of all commercial and cultural activities, indicates that the temple was built before the Bagan period.
It is said that a hair of Buddha is enshrined inside, and as the city was built around the Sule Pagoda during the British occupation, the surrounding area is densely packed with buildings built during the old British colonial period, as well as various Hindu temples, Chinese temples, and churches built by Indians and Chinese who immigrated to Britain at the time.
- 64p Sule Pagoda
Bagan, one of the world's three greatest Buddhist heritage sites along with Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Indonesia's Borobudur Temple, is by far the most impressive in terms of scale.
Countless temples were built across a vast area of 42 square kilometers, and although many have been lost over the millennia, over 2,400 still remain.
Additionally, all the temples here are built on the voluntary donations of Buddhists to accumulate blessings in this life, and even though they are small temples, each one is filled with sincerity.
- 100p Millennium Kingdom, Bagan
The scene of rowing a small boat on a lake with transparent shadows reflecting on it is like an oriental painting.
Myanmar's vast land is home to numerous lakes, but Inle Lake is particularly special because of the Intha people, whose every appearance exudes a mysterious aura.
The Intha people, who are said to have originally lived in southern Myanmar, first immigrated to this area in the 13th century and, with their industrious nature, built houses on stilts on the wide lake and cultivated fields.
Various garments made from threads made from lotus stems and tomatoes grown in floating fields are of the highest quality, and decorative items such as paper umbrellas and silverware are also famous.
- 162p A world beyond time and space, Inle Lake
It is said that a hair of Buddha is enshrined inside, and as the city was built around the Sule Pagoda during the British occupation, the surrounding area is densely packed with buildings built during the old British colonial period, as well as various Hindu temples, Chinese temples, and churches built by Indians and Chinese who immigrated to Britain at the time.
- 64p Sule Pagoda
Bagan, one of the world's three greatest Buddhist heritage sites along with Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Indonesia's Borobudur Temple, is by far the most impressive in terms of scale.
Countless temples were built across a vast area of 42 square kilometers, and although many have been lost over the millennia, over 2,400 still remain.
Additionally, all the temples here are built on the voluntary donations of Buddhists to accumulate blessings in this life, and even though they are small temples, each one is filled with sincerity.
- 100p Millennium Kingdom, Bagan
The scene of rowing a small boat on a lake with transparent shadows reflecting on it is like an oriental painting.
Myanmar's vast land is home to numerous lakes, but Inle Lake is particularly special because of the Intha people, whose every appearance exudes a mysterious aura.
The Intha people, who are said to have originally lived in southern Myanmar, first immigrated to this area in the 13th century and, with their industrious nature, built houses on stilts on the wide lake and cultivated fields.
Various garments made from threads made from lotus stems and tomatoes grown in floating fields are of the highest quality, and decorative items such as paper umbrellas and silverware are also famous.
- 162p A world beyond time and space, Inle Lake
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Publisher's Review
1.
The last destination in Asia, Myanmar!
Myanmar is a country where innocent, unspoiled people and pure nature, deeply cherished in their beauty, coexist.
It is full of captivating attractions, from the huge golden pagodas and numerous Buddhist statues to the devout alms processions.
Perhaps that's why? Myanmar was even selected as a recommended travel destination by CNN in 2014, and is attracting global attention as a must-see tourist destination.
Myanmar is currently experiencing one of the hottest periods in its history, with Aung San Suu Kyi's party winning a landslide victory, raising expectations for democratization.
"Myanmar Self-Travel" thoroughly introduces major regions such as Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay, Inle Lake, and Ngapali Beach, and is packed with information travelers need, including transportation, fares, and the best time to visit.
Let's go to Myanmar, the last remaining travel destination in Asia, right now!
2.
The ultimate Myanmar guidebook, written and photographed by a couple.
"Myanmar Self-Travel" is a guidebook written and photographed by a couple who run a travel agency specializing in Myanmar and Laos.
Those who call Myanmar their second home have confidently portrayed Myanmar in a way that is suitable for domestic travelers.
In Myanmar, where tourism infrastructure is somewhat lacking, we have selected key tourist attractions, activities, and accommodations to help travelers avoid getting lost and easily travel independently. The shops included in the book also provide basic information such as price, atmosphere, and location.
Rather than just listing the advantages, I expressed the inconveniences I felt from the perspective of travelers and included useful tips I learned through my own experiences while traveling.
The dazzling pagodas and various Buddhist statues throughout the book are enough to create a fantasy of Myanmar along with its mystique.
3.
2016-2017 Latest information and various fun things all at once!
If you don't like guidebooks that you get tired of reading before you even start your trip, try "Myanmar Self-Travel."
While thoroughly covering the latest information from 2016-2017, we also included interesting stories to help you develop a love for Myanmar.
In Myanmar, you can learn about the story of Rudyard Kipling, author of "The Jungle Book," who wrote the poem "Mandalay" after meeting a beautiful woman on the steps of a pagoda, the story of a chief monk who shows Korean drama CDs riding the Korean Wave, and the history of democratization led by Aung San Suu Kyi.
4.
Easy drawing of Myanmar in one stroke~
Myanmar has numerous attractions scattered across a wide area.
To help you enjoy this place in a variety of ways, we have included Myanmar travel pages by style.
If you want to travel on a budget, choose the backpacking style. If you want to spend when you need to and save when you need to, choose the practical travel style. If you want the highest level of luxury travel, choose the top-class style.
In addition, it includes various recommended itineraries for 7 nights and 9 days and 15 nights and 16 days.
It provides an efficient course for travelers who know the important attractions but are unsure of the best way to get around.
Each itinerary includes detailed travel tips from the authors, making it easy for even novice travelers to complete the itinerary.
5.
It's okay even if it's long!
In addition to Myanmar's famous regions such as Yangon, Bagan, and Naypyidaw, it also meticulously captures various places in Myanmar, including Kalaw, Mrauk Oo, Ngapali Beach, and Koh Taung.
It provides detailed descriptions of how to get around each region and how to get around the city, which is a great help to readers who are unsure of how to get around their travel destination.
It includes detailed information including departure times, travel times, and prices, and detailed maps for each region are included, so you can travel without getting lost by looking at them together.
A portable map book that is easy to carry around while traveling is also provided free of charge.
6.
From packing to conversation.
Full of useful information!
We paid special attention to basic information about traveling in Myanmar, such as passport preparation, visa application, immigration information, and packing, which beginners may be afraid of.
In addition, it includes all the essential local information you need, including time differences, transportation, communications, postal services, currency exchange, and accommodations. The "SOS Myanmar" section offers tips for travelers in case of accidents or incidents, and "Survival Travel Phrases" are also included to help you navigate the unfamiliar Burmese language.
If you memorize easy conversations before leaving, you will be able to exchange simple words with people at your travel destination.
This book, packed with valuable information about Myanmar, was written by a couple who love Myanmar with honest and accurate information. So, put aside your travel fears and go on a trip right now!
The last destination in Asia, Myanmar!
Myanmar is a country where innocent, unspoiled people and pure nature, deeply cherished in their beauty, coexist.
It is full of captivating attractions, from the huge golden pagodas and numerous Buddhist statues to the devout alms processions.
Perhaps that's why? Myanmar was even selected as a recommended travel destination by CNN in 2014, and is attracting global attention as a must-see tourist destination.
Myanmar is currently experiencing one of the hottest periods in its history, with Aung San Suu Kyi's party winning a landslide victory, raising expectations for democratization.
"Myanmar Self-Travel" thoroughly introduces major regions such as Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay, Inle Lake, and Ngapali Beach, and is packed with information travelers need, including transportation, fares, and the best time to visit.
Let's go to Myanmar, the last remaining travel destination in Asia, right now!
2.
The ultimate Myanmar guidebook, written and photographed by a couple.
"Myanmar Self-Travel" is a guidebook written and photographed by a couple who run a travel agency specializing in Myanmar and Laos.
Those who call Myanmar their second home have confidently portrayed Myanmar in a way that is suitable for domestic travelers.
In Myanmar, where tourism infrastructure is somewhat lacking, we have selected key tourist attractions, activities, and accommodations to help travelers avoid getting lost and easily travel independently. The shops included in the book also provide basic information such as price, atmosphere, and location.
Rather than just listing the advantages, I expressed the inconveniences I felt from the perspective of travelers and included useful tips I learned through my own experiences while traveling.
The dazzling pagodas and various Buddhist statues throughout the book are enough to create a fantasy of Myanmar along with its mystique.
3.
2016-2017 Latest information and various fun things all at once!
If you don't like guidebooks that you get tired of reading before you even start your trip, try "Myanmar Self-Travel."
While thoroughly covering the latest information from 2016-2017, we also included interesting stories to help you develop a love for Myanmar.
In Myanmar, you can learn about the story of Rudyard Kipling, author of "The Jungle Book," who wrote the poem "Mandalay" after meeting a beautiful woman on the steps of a pagoda, the story of a chief monk who shows Korean drama CDs riding the Korean Wave, and the history of democratization led by Aung San Suu Kyi.
4.
Easy drawing of Myanmar in one stroke~
Myanmar has numerous attractions scattered across a wide area.
To help you enjoy this place in a variety of ways, we have included Myanmar travel pages by style.
If you want to travel on a budget, choose the backpacking style. If you want to spend when you need to and save when you need to, choose the practical travel style. If you want the highest level of luxury travel, choose the top-class style.
In addition, it includes various recommended itineraries for 7 nights and 9 days and 15 nights and 16 days.
It provides an efficient course for travelers who know the important attractions but are unsure of the best way to get around.
Each itinerary includes detailed travel tips from the authors, making it easy for even novice travelers to complete the itinerary.
5.
It's okay even if it's long!
In addition to Myanmar's famous regions such as Yangon, Bagan, and Naypyidaw, it also meticulously captures various places in Myanmar, including Kalaw, Mrauk Oo, Ngapali Beach, and Koh Taung.
It provides detailed descriptions of how to get around each region and how to get around the city, which is a great help to readers who are unsure of how to get around their travel destination.
It includes detailed information including departure times, travel times, and prices, and detailed maps for each region are included, so you can travel without getting lost by looking at them together.
A portable map book that is easy to carry around while traveling is also provided free of charge.
6.
From packing to conversation.
Full of useful information!
We paid special attention to basic information about traveling in Myanmar, such as passport preparation, visa application, immigration information, and packing, which beginners may be afraid of.
In addition, it includes all the essential local information you need, including time differences, transportation, communications, postal services, currency exchange, and accommodations. The "SOS Myanmar" section offers tips for travelers in case of accidents or incidents, and "Survival Travel Phrases" are also included to help you navigate the unfamiliar Burmese language.
If you memorize easy conversations before leaving, you will be able to exchange simple words with people at your travel destination.
This book, packed with valuable information about Myanmar, was written by a couple who love Myanmar with honest and accurate information. So, put aside your travel fears and go on a trip right now!
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 4, 2016
- Page count, weight, size: 336 pages | 148*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791186517451
- ISBN10: 118651745X
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