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MYANMAR

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We won’t pretend Myanmar (Burma) doesn’t still have its problems, but things are now moving in a good direction towards democracy and, finally, the country has opened up to more flexible tourism. You can now visit as individual­s, without having to be part of a group – though it’s worth pointing out that a lot of organising beforehand is key. Here, in this mysterious country, life is slow and experienci­ng it gives you a real glimpse into what ancient Asia was like. It’s an alluring destinatio­n full of golden pagodas, monastery bells and chanting monks – and now is the time to visit. myanmar.travel

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Visit the temples, pagodas and monasterie­s in Myanmar’s ancient city of Bagan

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