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National Geographic Traveler: Tours of a Lifetime 2011
Published in National Geographic Traveler | April 2011 | By Margaret Loftus
Myanmar Biking: Life in a Lower Gear
Biking is a way of life in Myanmar and undoubtedly the best way to soak up its lush countryside and encounter the gracious Burmese people. Pedal through ancient villages that seem right out of an Indiana Jones movie, stopping to visit hillside temples and meet with artisans such as traditional silk weavers and lacquerware craftsmen. A river cruise down the Ayeyarwady, lined with stupas, monasteries, and nunneries, provides a respite.
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