English: Young monk in front of the Bagaya Kyaung monastery. It is in Burma, near Mandalay. The building itself was made of teakwood, except the stairs. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Stilt houses at Lake Inle, Myanmar. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Location of Burma (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

English: Outdoor market, Yangon, Myanmar (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Myanmar (Photo credit: eGuide Travel)

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This is a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED guide from the Telegraph. Check it out!

Burma: an essential guide – Telegraph.

Personally, looking at the Telegraph guide brought back vivid memories of our own visit to Burma last year. It’s now officially called Myanmar, by the way.

If you are interested in our own first hand insights to Burma open this link – you won’t be disappointed!

Burma is the hottest destination in Asia, right now. If you are tempted, I would strongly encourage you to visit Burma very soon before it is spoiled by mass-tourism. Don’t delay!

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