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The Rough Guide to Myanmar (Burma) is the most up-to-date travel guide to this rapidly changing country.
- Only guidebook to include hundreds of miles of pristine, untouristed beaches in the southeast, which opened up to travelers for the first time while our Rough Guides author was writing this guide.
- Showcases regions other guides dont cover, including newly developing ecotourism at Indawgyi Lake and in the northern region.
- More detailed coverage of key sights, such as Bagan, and the major cities of Yangon and Mandalay.
- More full-color maps and photography than the competition.
- Most current listings and prices for hotels, restaurants, shops, bars, and sights.
Throughout, travelers will find intuitive cultural content, tips for what to see and what to skip, and practical information on etiquette, transportation, food, drink, costs and currency, and health, plus a handy guide to the Burmese language.
Whether travelers look to explore the temple-strewn plains of Bagan, trek through remote villages in Hsipaw, or punt in and around the stilt villages of magnificent Inle Lake, this guidebook gives the honest advice theyll need to plan their trip, navigate the countryside, and make the most of their time in Myanmar (Burma).
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This Rough Guide toMyanmar (Burma) is one of a new generation of informative andeasy-to-use travel-guide ebooks that guarantees you make the most of yourtrip. An essential tool for pre-trip planning, it also makes a great travelcompanion when youre on the road.
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This ebook contains material published in print inFebruary 2015 in the first edition of The Rough Guide to Myanmar by
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CREATIVE TEAM Authors: Joanna James, Gavin Thomas, Martin Zatko Editors: Edward Aves, Eleanor Aldridge, Emma Gibbs Layout: Jessica Subramanian Cartography: Deshpal Dabas, Ashutosh Bharti Picture Editor:Marta Bescos Proofreader: Jan McCann Burmese Proofreader: John Okell Managing Editor: Keith Drew Assistant Editor: Prema Dutta Production: Emma Sparks Cover Design: Nicole Newman, Marta Bescos,Jessica Subramanian Photographer: James Tye Editorial Assistant: Rebecca Hallett Senior Pre-press Designer: Dan May Programme Manager: Helen Blount Publisher: Joanna Kirby Publishing director: Georgina Dee
DIGITAL PRODUCTION TEAMSenior Digital Producer: Linda Zacharia Head of Digital Media, Delhi: Manjari Hooda Sr.Editorial Manager: Lakshmi Rao Producer: AnusuaSatpathi Assistant Editor: Sheena SK Technical Manager: Gaurav Gupta Sr.Software Engineer: Ravi Yadav Digital Graphic Design Manager: Nain Rawat Digital Designer: Susant Pati DTP Designer: Manish Bhatt Operations Coordinator: Jalaj Bansal
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The publishers and authors have done their best toensure the accuracy and currency of all the information in The Rough Guide to Myanmar. However, they can accept no responsibility forany loss, injury, or inconvenience sustained by any traveller as a result ofinformation or advice contained in the guide.
This digital edition published 2015 by Rough Guides Ltd.
ISBN: 9780241200032
Weve gone to a lot of effort to ensure that the first edition ofThe Rough Guide to Myanmar is accurate andup-to-date. However, things change places getdiscovered, opening hours are notoriously fickle, restaurantsand rooms raise prices or lower standards. If you feel weve got it wrongor left something out, wed like to know, and if you can remember theaddress, the price, the hours, the phone number, so much the better.
Please send your comments with the subject line RoughGuide Myanmar Update to. Well credit allcontributions and send a copy of the next edition (or any other Rough Guide ifyou prefer) for the very best emails.
Find more travel information, connect with fellow travellers and plan yourtrip on roughguides.com .
Joanna James started her career as a commodity broker in London, before affecting adaring escape to Beijing, where she studied at Peking University. She nowlives in Hong Kong and works as a freelance writer and photographer. The Rough Guide to Myanmar is the first book Jo hasco-authored.
Gavin Thomas ( gavinthomas.net ,@gavinthomastrav) is a freelance travel journalistspecializing in Asia and Arabia. He has worked for Rough Guides for overfifteen years, writing and contributing to numerous books including theRough Guides to Sri Lanka, India, Rajasthan, Dubai, Oman andCambodia.
Martin Zatko has written or contributed to more than twenty Rough Guides, includingthose to Korea, China, Japan, Vietnam, Turkey and Europe. He first visitedMyanmar in 2008, and often leans on the country as an answer to the trickyquestion of his favourite place to travel.
Joanna James A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped me, whether knowingly orunknowingly. In particular, I would like to thank: U Win Naing, U La Shu, MaMyat, U Tin Naing, Daw Zin Mar, Mr Myo, James Lable and his son, Tang BauJacob and Hawng Lum, U Sein Win and his daughter, Kyaw Soe Ko Ko, U Bathein,Stephen, Verena, Dave and Jenna, Andrea, Myo and Dani and everyone whohelped get my passport from Shwebo to Pyin Oo Lwin on its first (andhopefully only) solo journey. Ce zu tin ba deh!Outside of Myanmar, my thanks go to Ed and, finally, to Jerry, with lovewherever I am.
Gavin Thomas In Myanmar thanks to all the many people who assisted me on my travelsparticularly Ye Lin Kyaw in Bagan, Shwe Nue in Mrauk U, Min Naing inPathein, Oscar in Meiktila, Nah Myo in Chaung Tha, Ko Toe and Tom Tom inNgwe Saung, and everyone at the Chan Myaye GuestHouse in Yangon. In the UK and elsewhere, big thanks to: DavidAbram, John Oates, John Okell, Ma Saw, Keith Drew, Eleanor Aldridge and EmmaGibbs; to my fellow authors Martin Zatko and Jo James; to our greateditorial leader Ed Aves for running the entire project with his customarylan and expertise; and of course to Jamie, Laura and Allison, whokept the home fires burning, as always.
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