U Bein Bridge

Our final stop was U Bein Bridge back at Amarapura where we started the day. U Bein is the world's longest teak bridge spanning two sides of a body of water that was part of the Ayeyarwady floodplain. I walked the length of the bridge and back. Along the way, I observed the people on the bridge. It was pleasant experience.

I headed back to the hotel after that and had a nice dip in the pool before setting out to dinner at a Thai-Chinese eatery around the corner. The owner was very happy to converse with me in Thai.

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