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2020年3月11日水曜日 7:36
⛅ 91 °F
海抜: 2,887 フィート
ミャンマー Inbawhkon 20.445438, 96.89564520°26’44” N 96°53’44” E
Inle Lake: Silk Lotus Weaving Work Shops
2020年3月11日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 91 °F
With our guide we travelled in a long boat boat to see The weaving workshops. It is located in In Paw Khon village which is a floating settlement made up of tall stilted houses connected by narrow waterways. Each village has its craft or agriculture production. Our stop at a few silk workshops required our long boat driver to make a few tight rounded and sweeping bends as we entered into the village proper, I was surprised to see just how many weaving workshops there were in In Paw Khon. The workshops are double-storied studio inside a tumbledown stilted house perched over the glassy waters of the lake.

Drawn from the cut stems of the lotus plant, lotus fibres are fine, flexible, and incredibly soft. It’s said that the technique of spinning thread from the plant was first developed to fashion unique offerings to The Buddah in the form of lotus robes, but nowadays, the fibres are chiefly used to weave scarves and shawls. It is very expensive and is used mostly for ceremonial use or for tourist souvenirs.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月11日水曜日 7:47
⛅ 91 °F
海抜: 2,884 フィート
ミャンマー Inbawhkon 20.445621, 96.89528720°26’44” N 96°53’43” E
Inle Lake: Weaving Workshop (Continued)
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2020年3月11日水曜日 7:52
⛅ 91 °F
海抜: 2,874 フィート
ミャンマー Inbawhkon 20.447205, 96.89851420°26’50” N 96°53’55” E
Inle Lake: Weaving Workshop (continued)
2020年3月11日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 91 °F
We were mesmorized by the intricate hard precise work that is required to produce silk cloth. It takes a week or longer to produce a finished shawl.
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2020年3月11日水曜日 9:01
⛅ 88 °F
海抜: 2,887 フィート
ミャンマー Nampan 20.46015, 96.90758520°27’37” N 96°54’27” E
Long Boat Construction
2020年3月11日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 88 °F
Life revolves around this large Lake Inle. The nearby mountains provides the fresh water supply to the lake, which in turn is the giver of life to all who live in the area. Long boats are critical for transportation of people to and from the market to shop and/or sell their products, whether it be food, mats, clothing, crafts, metal works, etc.

The very long boats are motorized whereas the smaller are paddled. Theses pics show the hand construction. Although teak is the preferred wood of choice (being used here) it’s technically illegal, as they’re over harvesting. The advantage is that the boat will last 40-50 years, which is desirable when you spend $3000 for the boat and another $1500 for the motor.

They are remarkable engineered. Long and narrow so as to be able to navigate narrow canals, yet carry considerable cargo, both human or otherwise, but draft very little water. We saw boats carrying 20 or more villagers!もっと詳しく
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2020年3月11日水曜日 9:23
⛅ 88 °F
海抜: 2,867 フィート
ミャンマー Nampan 20.463564, 96.90793620°27’49” N 96°54’29” E
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Inle Lake: Cigar Workshop
2020年3月11日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 88 °F
We visited a cigar factory, where 8 or 9 ladies were sitting on the floor and we were invited to watch the whole process..

Step by step we were shown how to make a cigar. A filterless cylindrical cigar with both ends clipped. They take tabacco, some herbs and banana leaves and wrap everything in the tobacco leaf. Then they put a used newspaper as a filter and stick everything with some tapioca to act as glue.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月12日木曜日 3:25
⛅ 84 °F
海抜: 2,854 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.473658, 96.89123520°28’25” N 96°53’28” E
Inle Lake: Thursday Farmers Market
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 84 °F
The Farmers Market occurs every 5 days at this location. It serves as an economic hubs of Inle Lake where the farmers from the mountains and floating islands meet the fisherfolk of the water to trade their wares and use the profits to buy the other essentials of life on offer at the stalls.
Without Mala, our guide, leading the we would have gotten lost in the labyrinth of local produce and wares. We loved the experience of being surrounded by the Myanmar very loving people, squatting down and negotiating their sales. We were told that everyone gets off work to go and shop on Thursday at the Farmers Market.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月12日木曜日 3:30
⛅ 84 °F
海抜: 2,844 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.473274, 96.89159420°28’24” N 96°53’30” E
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Inle Lake: Farmers Market (Continued)
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Great photos, beautiful vegetables and fruit in the market!
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2020年3月12日木曜日 3:40
⛅ 84 °F
海抜: 2,854 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.473633, 96.89122820°28’25” N 96°53’28” E
Inle Lake: Farmers Market (Continued)
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 84 °F
This market happens every 5 days. It’s THE place for the locals in the surrounding villages to buy, sell, barter their goods. Some villages are in the nearby mountains, others are the fisherman or floating island farmers near Lake Inle, still others are from silver making villages or weaving villages, etc. It was fascinating to learn that everyone in the respective village does the same thing! Some villagers travel far, so they come the night before to set up their stall and/or to shop.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月12日木曜日 3:55
⛅ 86 °F
海抜: 2,884 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.472837, 96.89045720°28’22” N 96°53’26” E
Inke Lake: Farmers Market (Continued)
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 86 °F
Unknown to many, there are more than 10 different Shan tribes living in total harmony in Inle Lake. They each have unique characteristics and speak their own language. At the market the vendor can be identified by the colourful headress they are wearing.

1. Intha means Children of the Lake, and the language closely resembles of the Myanmar people. Legend says that Intha people living on Lake Inle are the direct descendants of Dawei. The Intha people are hard-working folks. The women roll cigars and weave. Intha fishmen are well-known for their one-legged rowing skill

2. Known as the “Kaw” or “Yi-Kaw”, the Akha live in highlands about 1,000 metres above sea level. They are slash-and-burn agriculturists and have moved from place to place in search of fertile land. Their total population is approximately 200,000 in Myanmar.

3. Khun m: The Khun and Shan-Gyi are of Thai-Shan heritage. Khun lives predominantly to the east of the Thanlwin River while Shan-Gyi lives in the west. Both the Khun and Shan-Gyi have their own writing and literature.

4. The Lahu-Na people are good-natured and open. They are welcoming to guests from other regions, and the villagers always help one another. To top this off, Lahu-Na men are said to be very kind to their wives.

5. The Lahu, who bear striking similarities to Native Americans, are also categorised into three subgroups. They are the Lahu-Shi, Lahu-Na and Lahu-Ni. They speak different languages and wears different traditional costumes.

6. Lisu: A Lisu New Year celebration is celebrated for three executive days in each village. At each village, the dancers form a circle around the sacred New Years tree and do simple dance steps to accompanying of three-stringed banjo music.

7. Shan-Gyi means Bigger Shan. They live in the valleys of the Shan Plateau and are rice farmers by tradition. The Shan-Gyi, along with the Khun and Thai-Lu, are a subgroup of the Shan people in Myanmar.

8. The Eng are related to the Wa tribe and is also known as the Va people. They live in the foothills of the Kyaing Tong basin. Marrying young at the age of 14-15, the women spot colourful ornaments and black garb. The Eng is fearful of the water spirits and therefore build their villages away from swamplands and rivers.

9. Akhu: A super small subgroup of the Akha people, the Akhu people live in four villages in the Kyaing Tong region. Interestingly, the entire community of Wan-Jai Village attends a Baptist church service on Sunday night.

10. Thai-Lu: A subgroup of the Shan people, the Thai-Lu can trace its roots to the Sip-song-pan-na of Yunnan China. They are dispersed all over the Shan State in Myanmar. At Wan-Paw Village, the Thai-Lu people happily harvest their crops.もっと詳しく
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日23
2020年3月12日木曜日 4:26
⛅ 88 °F
海抜: 2,877 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.474529, 96.89014420°28’28” N 96°53’25” E
Inle Lake: Hpaung Daw U Pagoda
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 88 °F
The pagoda houses five small gilded images of Buddha, which have been covered in gold leaf to the point that their original forms cannot be seen. The gold-leaf application to such excess is relatively recent. Old photographs hanging on the monastery walls show some of the images in original form. It is reported that some gold has been removed on occasion to reduce its mass. Only men are permitted to place gold leaf on the images. Another part of the ritual for pilgrims is to place a small robe around the images, and to take the robe back to their houses and place it on their own altar as a token of respect for the Buddha and his teachings.

The highlight is an 18-day pagoda festival held, during which four of the Buddha images are placed on a replica of a royal barge designed as a hintha bird and taken throughout Inlay Lake. One image always left at the temple. The elaborately decorated barge is towed by several boats of leg-rowers rowing in unison, and other accompanying boats, making an impressive procession on the water. The barge is towed from village to village along the shores of the lake in clockwise fashion, and the four images are left at the main monastery in each village for the night.

The high point of the festival is on the day when the images arrive at the main town of Nyaung Shwe, where most pilgrims from the surrounding region come to pay their respects, the Saopha of Yawnghwe would personally welcome the images. The images would be taken from the barge and a grand procession would take them to the palace or haw of the Saopha, entering the prayer hall from the eastern entrance, and where it would reside for a few hours. The public was allowed inside the prayer hall of the haw to pay their respects.

Sometime in the 1960s during a windy day, when the waves were high on the lake, the barge carrying the images capsized, and the images tumbled into the lake. They only recovered four images. but when they went back to the monastery, the missing image was miraculously sitting in its place.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月12日木曜日 5:00
⛅ 90 °F
海抜: 2,822 フィート
ミャンマー Ywama 20.492071, 96.89863620°29’31” N 96°53’55” E
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Inle Lake: Silversmith Workshop
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 90 °F
We visited a traditional silversmith floating craft village houses. All built above the Inle Lake, each with its own skills set and expertise. They are happy to demonstrate their silversmithing craft and do not expect you to purchase anything since they sell at markets and customers overseas. It is gorgeous if you like silver but pricy.

The first picture shows the craftsman melting the ore which contains aluminum, manganese, copper, and silver. This was the last step, extracting the silver. The ingot in the closeup, in Bob’s hand he created as we watched. It was 98% pure silver, 3% copper.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月12日木曜日 6:36
⛅ 93 °F
海抜: 2,900 フィート
ミャンマー Ywama 20.493763, 96.88476620°29’38” N 96°53’5” E
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Inle Lake: A lunch feast with our guide
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 93 °F
A very tasty lunch and a great respite. It is hot and the sun is strong.
The food is so flavourful that one does not need to eat much.
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Cathy Berry Makes me hungry to look at it. Reminds me of my sister in law's cooking - Thai
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旅行者Similar to Thai but In my opinion the Burmese cooking is more interesting. I will definitely have to cook up a meal when I get back. I now understand the amounts to put in a dish. Thwy do not use cilantro.
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旅行者Orly, that was the best part Burmese cooking. No cilantro!
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旅行者It is so flavourful! Definitely will have to practice when I get home or better yet when you visit us.
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2020年3月12日木曜日 3:02 UTC
⛅ 82 °F
海抜: 2,867 フィート
ミャンマー Kela 20.504438, 96.90879720°30’16” N 96°54’32” E
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Floating Farms
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 82 °F
Sustainable farming ... long before our English word was invented. This was mind blowing.

Silt from the mountains run into the streams during the rainy season (autumn) and into the lake. Some of it clumps together with grass to form floating islands of green on the lake. The farmers gather this and organize it into 1 meter wide, long rows, with a small canal between each row. The islands are staked in place with bamboo shoots. The farmers tend to the rows by paddling small boats in the separating canals. The floating islands are thick enough that they will support a man standing on them as well.

One of the pics shows the farmers cutting the grass as part of the preparation for planting the crops. They grow tomatoes, garlic, and other crops. The man in the foreground, cutting grass, found the bowl of a old opium pipe. He came over and gave it to us as a gift! We asked if we could give something in return and we’re told he would be insulted if we did. Such are these amazingly friendly people.

Once we went further we came to the village where the farmers and their families lived. It has a high school, medical facility, and stores. Like all other villages here, all residents do the same thing. So everyone was a farmer here. Other villages were all silver smiths, while other villages made rice cakes , others were weavers. Astounding! Simple, resourceful, community oriented, no one better than anyone else, yet seemingly happy and content. I think they could teach us something.もっと詳しく
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Cathy Berry I have read about this, fascinating to see the pictures this close.
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旅行者It is mind boggling. They have been farming via hydroponic m, sustainable, organic, regenerative and other new age techniques that we think are so new age for centuries. Wish you were here with us. I can’t get enough of Myanmar countryside.
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2020年3月12日木曜日 9:50
⛅ 88 °F
海抜: 2,897 フィート
ミャンマー Ywama 20.494022, 96.88654320°29’38” N 96°53’12” E
Inle Lake: Kayah Women with long necks.
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 88 °F
Kayah women are the famous Padaung, or "long-necks" with their women wearing customary brass rings since the age of nine. Although a dying tradition, Padaung continue to wear the rings and we were welcomed to meet a few of the women whose craft is weaving. They are lovely and very friendly. They believe their mothers are dragons hence the long neck and head ware symbolizing a dragon woman. Men do not wear the neck bracelets.もっと詳しく
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旅行者Hard to believe they still do this...
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旅行者Less now than in the past. A grown women’s neck rings weigh 10 Kilos. I was shocked when I held one.
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2020年3月12日木曜日 4:07 UTC
⛅ 86 °F
海抜: 2,874 フィート
ミャンマー Thale 20.473212, 96.89114520°28’24” N 96°53’28” E
Market - continued
2020年3月12日, ミャンマー ⋅ ⛅ 86 °F
More colorful pics from the market
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Many thanks for all these gorgeous pictures. Not many people around, is it because of the virus?
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旅行者Not many tourists, but the markets are the lifeblood of the surrounding villages. It was late morning so they were closing down. They open very early and some villagers who live far come the night before so as to do their every 5 day shopping
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2020年3月13日金曜日 12:38
🌙 77 °F
海抜: 2,884 フィート
ミャンマー Chaunggyauk Chaung 20.595894, 96.93344120°35’45” N 96°56’0” E
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Inle Lake: Shwei Indein Pagoda
2020年3月13日, ミャンマー ⋅ 🌙 77 °F
We arrived to Shwei Indein Pagoda In our private long boat, via twisting canals.

Upon disembarking, We discover a hillside complex containing over 1,600 Buddhist stupas, some of mud and stone, some intricately carved, some gilded with precious metals. While several have been restored, many have been reclaimed by the surrounding jungle and lay partially crumbled, covered in vines or ingrown trees.

These structures date from the 14th to the 18th centuries. Like others found across the region, the stupas have carved creatures like lion-like beings that protect sacred spaces. These were (and remain) sites for contemplation and meditation and many contain relics inside their bases.

The first stupas at Indein were likely commissioned during the reign of King Narapatisithu, although according to legend, it was King Ashoka - the Indian emperor responsible for spreading Buddhism across much of Asia - who first designated this as a site of spiritual importance. Hundreds of years later, that distinction is completely obvious. The sea of ornate spires coupled with the view over the lake and surrounding calm lend this spot an unquestionably mystic, reflective air.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 Nice pic!!
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旅行者 Beautiful!! Would make a nice memory on your wall!
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旅行者 Another beauty!!
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2020年3月14日土曜日
☀️ 93 °F
海抜: 2,877 フィート
ミャンマー Chaunggyauk Chaung 20.594963, 96.9340920°35’42” N 96°56’3” E
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Goodbye to Myanmar Treasure Resort
2020年3月14日, ミャンマー ⋅ ☀️ 93 °F
We’ve loved our 4 days here. The staff are so very nice and welcoming. They invited us to their staff party last night which honors members who’ve had their birthday the past 3 months, and to honor employee of the month, etc.

The staff was divided into several teams and they worked in secret for the previous few days to prepare funny skits. We didn’t understand what they were saying but it was all very silly and fun. We felt honored to be part of their family. We enjoyed a buffet dinner with them and karaoke, some quite good! They are truly remarkable, like one big family who care very much about each other.もっと詳しく
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旅行者 That's so funny, did you request that song?
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旅行者Vicki, I chose the song. Some knew it from their English class at school. They asked me to sing in their talent show. I learned that Myanmar language animal sounds are a bit different than English and they think our sounds are funny. I got a bunch of the staff to help me and it was sooo much fun!
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旅行者 That's awesome!
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2020年3月16日月曜日 9:36
☁️ 86 °F
海抜: 1,066 フィート
タイ Ban Nong Khong 19.067446, 98.93978919°4’3” N 98°56’23” E
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Baanchang Elephant Park - continued
2020年3月16日, タイ ⋅ ☁️ 86 °F
We prepared sticky rice balls for the elephants which included mashed bananas, the banana peel torn into bits, tamarind seed pods, vitamins, and a green plant we chopped into bits. We formed them into baseball sized balls. We were told not to let them smell it because they’d spit it out, so rather then hand them sugar cane and bananas, which they grasped with they’re amazingly dextrous trunk, we were to yell “Boon” which means up, at which they’d lift their trunk and open they’re mouth wide. We were then to put the rice ball right in their mouth. BTW, their tongues are very sticky!もっと詳しく
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Naomi Dunbar. Looks like Orly made a friend or friends! Orly, liked watching you teach the baby to eat!
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旅行者Naomi, the baby is adorable! Did you know that they weigh 400 lbs when they are born?
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旅行者Wow!
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旅行者Anita, it is truly a spiritual experience being with the elephants. Hard to say goodbye to them.
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2020年3月16日月曜日 11:41
☁️ 95 °F
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タイ Ban Sahakon Nikhom 19.114683, 98.89370719°6’53” N 98°53’37” E
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Baanchang Elephant Park
2020年3月16日, タイ ⋅ ☁️ 95 °F
Another highlight of our trip! Fabulous guide. Started with educating Us about these magnificent animals. The history of their life and how they came to spend the remainder of their lives in this wonderful park. Respected and cared for, we observed how the Mahoot (an assigned care taker for each elephant) treated their elephant as if it were their child. We spent the day caring for these elephants as well. Fed them, walked and played with them, prepared sticky rice balls that contained vitamin rich food and fed them. Had a delicious lunch and walked them down to the water. The younger people in our group of eight got in the water and bathed and brushed them. Such expression in their eyes. Loved every second of it!!! Thank you Baanchang for all you do!!もっと詳しく
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旅行者How fun!
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Naomi Dunbar Great fun entertaining the elephants! I love the elephants!
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2020年3月17日火曜日 11:55
☀️ 95 °F
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タイ Ban Thao Bunrueang 18.699872, 98.93835518°41’60” N 98°56’18” E
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Chaing Mai: Raunkaew Yanon Family Visit
2020年3月17日, タイ ⋅ ☀️ 95 °F
We visited the home of the Raunkaew-Yanon family, who arrived in the Chaing Mai by elephant 150 years ago.
The family is a Lanna family ( from Northern Thailand and are animists), who continue the traditions of many generations in building their homes of teak wood and maintaining the natural surroundings in a manner now rarely seen in Chiangmai.
We learned and experienced their simple Lanna way of life. They showed us their family orchard with many types of fruit such as banana, mango, coconut, and garden that is filled with herbs for cooking. We also had the opportunity to join the cooking for our meal in their outdoor kitchen taught by the family. The meal was served on the terrace of the home.
The visit gave us a real experience and understanding of Lanna life, the traditions and buildings the relationship between their religions and ancestor and the way this all works together with nature.
We learned to cook the following Northern Thai dishes:
1. Dry red curry chicken breast with thai herb (Aou Kai)
2. Hot and sour chicken soup (Tom som Kai)
3. Stir fried egg pant with minced pork (Phad Makauyaw Moo)
4. Minced pork Northen style (Nam prik Ong)
5. Banana in coconut milk

Animism is a belief that objects, places and creatures are spirits. They believe that all things—animals, plants, rocks, rivers, weather, human handiwork and words—as animated and alive.もっと詳しく
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Changing mai cooking! I want to visit💕🎀💓Eiko
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旅行者 Looks yummy!
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旅行者 Is he saying that’s not how it’s done?
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旅行者Yes, he was coaching.
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2020年3月18日水曜日 8:37
☀️ 79 °F
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タイ Wat Chedi Luang 18.786792, 98.98792218°47’12” N 98°59’17” E
Chaing Mai Inthakhin (Pillar)
2020年3月18日, タイ ⋅ ☀️ 79 °F
According to the legend on which their big festival is based on, in the time before Chiang Mai was founded, the Lawa people who then lived there received a pillar from the god Indra to protect them against disaster. After this original pillar was again removed by order of Indra, the Lawa people were then told to place a replica of the pillar. If this pillar continued to be respected and the people lived virtuous lives, the city would gain prosperity and be protected against harm.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月18日水曜日 8:37
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タイ Wat Chedi Luang 18.786792, 98.98792218°47’12” N 98°59’17” E
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Chaing Mai: Inthakhin
2020年3月18日, タイ ⋅ ☀️ 79 °F
According to legend around the 12th century, in the time before Chiang Mai was founded, the Lawa people who then lived there received a pillar from the god Indra to protect them against disaster. After this original pillar was again removed by order of Indra, the Lawa were then told to place a replica of the pillar As a replacement. If this pillar continued to be revered and the people lived virtuous lives, the city would gain prosperity and be protected against harm.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月18日水曜日 9:41
☀️ 86 °F
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タイ Wat Phrasing Wora maha Wihan 18.788574, 98.98142218°47’19” N 98°58’53” E
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Chiang Mai: Wat Phra Sing
2020年3月18日, タイ ⋅ ☀️ 86 °F
There are several magnificent and very old temples within the walled old city of Chiang Mai. Wat Phra Singh is considered one of the most beautiful.

The temple, which is also known as “The Monastery of the Lion Buddha” has hundreds of monks living there. The Wat Phra Singh houses a number of highly revered and very old Buddha images.

The Wat Phra Singh dates back to the 14th century when Chiang Mai was the capital of the Lanna Kingdom, and is an example of classic Lanna style temple architecture in Northern Thailand.もっと詳しく
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The colors are wonderful. These monks do look pretty lifelike.
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旅行者Yes, it rattles one a bit!
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love this (cathy)
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旅行者The photo does not do it justice! All the temples have their own village personality. You would love it here.
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2020年3月18日水曜日 9:51
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タイ Wat Phrasing Wora maha Wihan 18.78837, 98.98150618°47’18” N 98°58’53” E
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep
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The temple is often referred to as "Doi Suthep" which is actually the name of the mountain where it's located. It is a sacred site to many Thai people. The temple is 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) from the city of Chiang Mai and situated at an elevation of 1,073 meters. From the temple, impressive views of downtown Chiang Mai can be seen.
It gets over 120,000 visitors a month. To our advantage it was not crowded due to the Corona Virus.もっと詳しく
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2020年3月18日水曜日 11:03
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タイ Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Rat Cha Worawihan 18.805082, 98.92186718°48’18” N 98°55’19” E
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Wat Phra That Doi Suthep - continued
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They are so cute (Cathy)
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Cathy says Awe inspiring
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