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House boats along Irrawaddy River
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Fishermen on Irrawaddy River
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Fishing village along Irrawaddy River
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Washing clothes in the river
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Oxcart transport
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Approaching Mingun
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Mingun taxi
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Entrance to Mingun Archaeological site.
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Unfinished Pagoda
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Eroded Lion Monument (Looks more like an
elephant!)
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Mingun marketplace
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Entrance to Mingun Bell
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World's largest ringing bell without any
cracks.
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White Pagoda
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Returning to the boat for the ride back
to Mandalay
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A large barge of bamboo
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The barge delivers bamboo to the villages
for their use.
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Returning safely to Mandalay
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U Bein Bridge - longest wooden bridge in
Myanmar (3/4 miles)
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Built in 1850 of 1000 teak pillars.
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Boatmen take visitors out on theThang Thaman
Lake to watch the sun set.
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We say goodbye to our wonderful guide, Bunny,
as we depart for Thailand tomorrow.
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Traditional face painting.
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