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Just turn right by the temple! Cycling is the best way to see the temples and enjoy the countryside.: by steve_and_emma, Views[60]
 		 Felt at home in Weather Spoon! The owner Winton is a top bloke and the beer is cold an cheap and the food tasty too. Check it out if you are in Bagan. Better clientel than most Whetherspoons too, didn't spot one tramp!: by steve_and_emma, Views[55]
 		 Didn't know they had 7 Eleven in Burma!: by steve_and_emma, Views[54]
 		 Sunset cocktail time on the river after a hard days temple workout.: by steve_and_emma, Views[54]
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 		 Our transport to get us around the temple sites.: by steve_and_emma, Views[50]
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This is a famous temple but you know what, can't remember the name.: by steve_and_emma, Views[42]
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 		 We enjoyed the temples you could climb to get a view of the surrounding area.: by steve_and_emma, Views[47]
 		 There are over 3000 temples in Bagan, no we didn't visit them all - though it felt like it.: by steve_and_emma, Views[52]
 
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 		 The journey from Inle Lake to Bagan was stunning.: by steve_and_emma, Views[45]
 		 The view from our Chalet at Princess Garden.: by steve_and_emma, Views[29]
 		 The pool at Princess Garden - a tad nippy mind.: by steve_and_emma, Views[32]
 		 The Princess Garden Hotel in Nyaungshwe is a wonderful place to base yourself for a relaxing time at Inle Lake.: by steve_and_emma, Views[39]
 
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 		 The countryside is beautiful around Inle lake, the weather wasn't too kind to us though.: by steve_and_emma, Views[14]
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 		 The ruins of Inthein are worth making a detour to.: by steve_and_emma, Views[7]
 
More temples at Inthein.: by steve_and_emma, Views[15]
 		 The local village.: by steve_and_emma, Views[6]
 		 Popped into another temple on the lake tour.: by steve_and_emma, Views[7]
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 		 One of the sellers at the floating market.: by steve_and_emma, Views[5]
 
Inle Lake is the main transport and trade route in the area.: by steve_and_emma, Views[5]
 		 Unusual paddling style as well.: by steve_and_emma, Views[5]
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 		 The fishermen of Inle Lake have an unusual technique.: by steve_and_emma, Views[7]
 		 I was getting a bit crabby after all these temples.: by steve_and_emma, Views[12]
 
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 		 Yet another temple.: by steve_and_emma, Views[8]
 		 U Bein's Bridge - the world's longest teak span bridge can you believe?: by steve_and_emma, Views[9]
 
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 		 The market in Sagaing.: by steve_and_emma, Views[12]
 		 Our chariot for the days' travel.: by steve_and_emma, Views[24]
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