Buddha In A Row

Temple at Yangon, Burma/Myanmar

Golden Mandalay

Mandalay, Burma/Myanmar

Street Seller

Yangon, Burma/Myanmar

U Bein Bridge

Longest teak bridge in the world (1,2 Kms) built in 1849 over the Taung-tha-man Lake

Amarapura, Burma/Myanmar
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For more 'Sunday Bridges' check Louis' San Francisco Bay DP

Rock Stupa

Kyaiktiyo, Burma/Myanmar

Rush Hour Under a Very Hot Sun

Bago, Burma/Myanmar

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For more "Sunday Bridges" check Louis' San Francisco Bay DP

Buddha and His Disciples

Mount Popa, Burma/Myanmar

The Guardians

... on the side 'altars' of the old city entrance

Bagan, Burma/Myanmar

Taung Kalat

This shrine is home to 37 Mahagiri Nats, or spirits.

Mount Popa, Burma/Myanmar

Four Gigantic Buddhas

Kyaik Pun Paya, the Four Seated Buddha shrine (1476)

Bago, Burma/Myanmar

Still Waters

Mandalay, Burma/Myanmar

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More Weekend Reflections

Young Monks

1- Mandalay, 2- Yangon, 3- Bagan

Burma/Myanmar

Chinese Temple

Amarapura, Burma/Myanmar

(Our driver was waiting in the cute blue car)
One more photo at Joanne's INSPIRATION blog

Sleeping Buddha

Bago, Burma/Myanmar

Thanaka

Thanaka is a cream produced from the bark of a tree, used as make-up and sunscreen by women and kids.

1- Mount Popa, 2- Bago, 3- Kyaiktiyo

Burma/Myanmar

Irrawady River (II)

Mandalay, Burma/Myanmar

Mingun

Mingun is a town in northwest Burma/Myanmar, located 11 km up the Ayeyarwady River on the west bank from Mandalay.

1, 2 - Settawya Temple, built in 1811, houses a footprint of Buddha

3- The unfinished Pahtodawgyi would have been the largest Stupa in the world. Huge cracks were made by an earthquake in 1838.

4, 5 - Ayeyarwady (misty) River

6- Arriving in Mingun

World's biggest book

Each little pagoda is a page of the book. Click on the last photo to enlarge and read.
Mandalay, Burma/Myanmar.

U Bein Bridge

Longest teak bridge in the world (1,2kms) built in 1849 over the Taung-tha-man Lake.

Amarapura, Burma/Myanmar

Irrawaddy river

From Mandalay to Bagan, Burma/Myanmar. Bamboo transportation