Myanmar
The largest of the Mainland Southeast Asian states wasn’t included in my 3-month solo trip. As you might remember, it all started with Indonesia, a country I had spent a month travelling. That was the first country I visited after leaving Australia. After Indonesia it would be turn for The Philippines. But, after The Philippines, I wasn’t sure where to go next. I thought I would be going to Vietnam but, after meeting some travellers in Indonesia and after talking to some friends back home, I decided to spend 3 weeks in Myanmar. And, just like that, I landed in Yangon on November the 21st, 2018.
I was really lucky to be able to visit Myanmar. As you might know, unfortunately, the country has been under a dictatorship for many years. When I visited the country it seemed like the situation was improving but, unfortunately, a few years after I left the situation changed for worse again.
Myanmar has been one of the most unique countries I’ve visited and I’ve been lucky to visit some incredible countries. The fact that until recently it was kind of hard for foreigners to visit the country translated into surreal landscapes very well conserved, a lack of tourism, a tough language barrier, delicious food and very kind people.
I really hope one day you too can visit Myanmar. It is a very special country 🙂

The best of Myanmar in 3 weeks
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