Photo de Bateau Ayeyarwady, Myanmar (Birmanie), Asie

One of the villages appearing from the fog on the shores of the Ayeyarwady

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The lifeline of Myanmar, the mighty Ayeyarwady river sweeps through the entire country, and besides being a major supplier of water, it is also used for transportation.
The Ayeyarwady river runs roughly North-South through Myanmar, is an entirely Burmese river, and ends up in a wide delta west of Yangon. In that area, the river splits up in many smaller ones, all leading the water of the mighty river to the Bay of Bengal. Because all buses from Pathein to Yangon were full, the boat was a great alternative, taking less than twenty hours to reach the capital. But the main boat trip on the Ayeyarwady was from Katha to Mandalay. After spending some relaxing time in Katha, the boat was a great way to get back to the former capital of Myanmar.
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