Buzz
1. Sunrise at Bulethi
Bulethi Temple is a familiar stopping point for those who love witnessing the sunrise in Bagan. The sunrise here is incredibly serene and peaceful. The weather is cool with gentle sunlight in mid-October, marking the beginning of the tourist season in this country. Therefore, if you plan to travel, booking a ticket in October, despite the slightly higher cost, is worthwhile due to the extremely pleasant weather. Bulethi Temple is relatively small with only 2 low floors for sunrise viewing, but the feeling of watching the sunrise here is incredibly tranquil.
Taxi fare from Bagan bus station to Bulethi is 10,000 Kyat, fee for tourists entering the Bagan ancient town area is 25,000 Kyat.
2. People and Sunshine in Bagan
Travelers who have ventured to Bagan often remark that the people and the Bagan sunlight leave a profound impression on them. The children possess innocent and candid looks, always confidently gazing into the lens whenever a traveler desires to capture a photograph of them. The inhabitants, both young and old, seem remarkably bold, displaying no hesitation or discomfort when the camera is pointed their way.
4. Discover Tranquility in the Land of Pagodas, Yangon
Formerly known as Rangoon, Yangon is often just a brief stop for many travelers en route to other Burmese gems like Bagan or Inle. As the largest city and the hub of international flights to the country, Yangon's airport, comparable to Hanoi's Noi Bai, is about 15 km from the city center, reachable only by taxi. Despite its temporary nature for most visitors, Yangon exudes tranquility, nestled in nature's embrace with picturesque landscapes. The city seamlessly blends with its surroundings, creating a unique and captivating destination that truly stands out.
5. Culinary Delights: Exploring Local Gastronomy
Eating in Bagan is a breeze as there are numerous affordable dining options. The culinary offerings here are diverse, spanning cuisines from Asia, Europe, India, Italy, and more, with meal costs averaging only 200,000 VND per person. A buffet option includes three meat varieties (pork, lamb, and chicken) and fish. It comes with a generous portion of rice and an array of almost 10 types of vegetables, all accompanied by various spices. The price for this meal is a mere 4,000 Kyat (equivalent to 70,000 VND).
