Sometimes in our lives, we need to take a break and look away from ourselves...
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Sunday, 29 April 2012
Moon & Star
If you are the moon, I can be a little star...
Because we will be in the same sky at the same time...
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Sun is setting in the Sea
You will be amazed by beautiful scenery of our country, Myanmar when you get there.
This photo was taken in ChangTha beach in Irrawaddy Division, Myanmar.
This photo was taken in ChangTha beach in Irrawaddy Division, Myanmar.
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
InGyin Wood
In A-Nyar Scenery photo post, I mentioned that I went to ZeeO Village to visit InGyin Wood. You may be wondering how the wood look likes...
Before I got there I thought the wood is very dense because I've heard many stories about the wood. We are not sure whether all stories are true but everyone who live in nearby villages do not dare to take even firewood from the wood because they do believe that something will happen to them if they do without permission. That permission is definitely not from authority, but the people who cannot be seen and looking after the wood. You might have doubt about that but I really thank to them. The wood is still there until now because of those who we cannot see....
But the climate in Bagan-NyaungOo region is so hot that InGyin trees have been dried and fallen more than it can grow.
This wood has been more popular since Myanmar's Democracy Leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi visited there recently.
Before I got there I thought the wood is very dense because I've heard many stories about the wood. We are not sure whether all stories are true but everyone who live in nearby villages do not dare to take even firewood from the wood because they do believe that something will happen to them if they do without permission. That permission is definitely not from authority, but the people who cannot be seen and looking after the wood. You might have doubt about that but I really thank to them. The wood is still there until now because of those who we cannot see....
But the climate in Bagan-NyaungOo region is so hot that InGyin trees have been dried and fallen more than it can grow.
This wood has been more popular since Myanmar's Democracy Leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi visited there recently.
Friday, 24 June 2011
1,000 Years Old Tree
This Tamarind tree is believed to be 1,000 years old by local villagers.
As you can see how big the tree compared to people in the photo. Hope this tree will still be there for very long.
As you can see how big the tree compared to people in the photo. Hope this tree will still be there for very long.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
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