Lonely Planet Myanmar Burma (Lonely Planet Travel Guides) - Softcover

Reid, Robert; Grosberg, Michael

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9781740596954: Lonely Planet Myanmar Burma (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)

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ISBN 10: 1740596951 ISBN 13: 9781740596954

Publisher: Lonely Planet, 2005

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Explore the vast, ancient ruins of Bagan, voyage up myriad waterways by riverboat, relax at a remote teahouse or sample fresh seafood beside white-sand beaches. Let this considered and responsible guide show you the adventure of a lifetime, while at the same time showing you how your travel experience best benefits the local people.

Should You Go? Weigh up the pros and cons of going to Myanmar by reading this special chapter.

Be Inspired - new highlights, itineraries and planning sections to help you plot your path.

Benefit The Locals by choosing private, locally owned hotels and eateries.

Make Your Own Way with detailed maps, including a full-color country map.

Connect With Culture - detailed History and Culture chapters provide insight into Myanmar's rich and complex heritage.

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