Sagaing

Sagaing

sleepy city south of Mandalay at the foot of a hill with Buddhist temples
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Location: 

Sagaing, Myanmar (Burma)

Duration: 

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Personal highlights

  1. Sagaing: small and sleepy city 20 km south of Mandalay
  2. Sagaing Hill: driving up windy roads to get a great view
  3. Market square: selling and buying everything very fresh
  4. Local people: many girls and women want to marry me
  5. My trip: driving from Mingun to Inwa on a scooter

Image sources

  1. Golden pagoda
  2. Burmese wedding group
  3. Fresh fish at the market
  4. Selling dried fish
  5. Market square

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