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Myanmar
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MANDALAY
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Mandalay is the second-largest city and the last
royal capital of Burma. When it was founded in
1857, the royal city was officially named
Yadanabon, the Burmese version of "(city) full of
gems". Mandalay is Burma's cultural and religious
center of Buddhism, having numerous monasteries
and more than 700 pagodas
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Zay Cho Market (Zegyo Market) Mandalay is full of
shopping experience. The new Mandalay Zay Cho is
one of the main market places in Mandalay. You
can get almost anything from there such as acheik
(Mandalay silk longyi), cotton clothing, hto moat
(sticky cakes), laphet (pickled tea leaves),
kadipar slippers (velvet slippers), silverware,
lacquerware, jewellery, gems and so on
Mandalay Clock Tower
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Cassava roots (tapioca, (manioc - Manihot
esculenta Crantz) are utilized by making dry
chips, pellets, native starch, modified starch,
and some other industrial products. Modified
starch has been used for the paper, textile, food
and beverages, plywood, glue, and alcohol
industries. These products are exported to many
Asian countries
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State Pariyatti Sasana University Mandalay
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Road Traffic
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Gaw Wain, a jetty in Mandalay with a rich history
as a vital hub on Burmas Irrawaddy River,
continues to this day to play an important role
in sustaining local livelihoods and linking the
regions inland water transport network
New Mandalay
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Atumashi Monastery has been rebuilt as a faithful
replica of the original destroyed by a fire
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Living Mandalay, Irrawaddy River Bank
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Mandalay Central Station
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Mandalay Mosque
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Yoke thé is the Burmese name for marionette
puppetry. Although the term can be used for
marionettery in general, its usage usually refers
to the local form of string puppetry. Like most
of Burmese refined art, Yoke thé performances
originated from Royal patronage and were
gradually adapted for the wider populace. Yoke
thé are almost always performed in operas
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Marionette Workshop, Mandalay
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Sandamuni Pagoda
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The marble Buddha at Kyauktawgyi Paya - carved
out of a single block of marble
Mandalay Hill
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Museum of Great Life of Buddha
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Amarapura Maha Ganayon Kyaung Monastery Monk
Old Man
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Amarapura Maha Ganayon Kyaung Monastery This
monastery is home to several thousands of monks,
a centre of Buddhist learning.
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Amarapura Maha Ganayon Kyaung Monastery This
monastery is located at Amarapura, Myanmar and
has been founded around 1914. It is renowned as a
center for monastic study and strict religious
discipline. It is home to several thousand young
monks and it is possible to visit it
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Myathindan Pagoda
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Flower market outside Mandalay
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Mandalay Queen Hotel
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Ayeyarwarddy River View hotel
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Two women harpists playing the Saung
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Mandalay Airport
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2014
Sound On the road to Mandalay - Four
Jacks