Sunset over the blue hills of Myanmar |
...and that is Myanmar! |
Even though we did see Myanmar from close quarters, the urge to cross over was always there. I did have my one foot in Thailand and the other in Myanmar and that was the closest that I could get to the Land of Pagodas.
P.S.- I was riding across northern Thailand with Ride Thailand on an invite from Tourism Authority of Thailand.
I love your interesting writing style. But why couldn't you have obtained a visa ?
ReplyDeleteGlad that you like it. We were riding across Thailand and did not have Myanmar in our itinerary.
DeleteHow interesting! I too want to go to Myanmar.
ReplyDeleteI too want to ride into Myanmar.
DeleteFascinating!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it.
DeleteThis is building up the suspense.
ReplyDeleteThere is no suspense. The story with respect to Myanmar ends there.
DeleteWaiting to see more of Myanmar...
ReplyDeleteThis is all that I have of Myanmar.
DeleteCool ...i too want to visit Myanmar someday <>
ReplyDeleteI too would love to visit that beautiful land.
DeleteIt is indeed a memorial visit
ReplyDeleteIt absolutely was, Shrinidhi.
DeleteFantastic pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteIt is always fascinating to be at the borders!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
DeleteSounds so intersting... and inviting! I wish to go there someday.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Arti. I was so tempted to cross over. :)
ReplyDeleteReally liked it.I can almost see your excitement to put your whole foot forward to Myanmar...May be next time :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ankita. A new country is always exciting as ever.
DeleteHmm... you got to stand in two countries at the same time? How cool is that! :)
ReplyDeleteThat ride by the borders was a great experience, I'm sure.
Yeah, was super excited to stand in two countries at the same time. The ride along the borders definitely stands as one of my best biking experiences.
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