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  • About Wired2theworld
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    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Central America
    • Europe
    • South America
    • United States
    • Around The World 1998-99
  • First Timer’s Guides
  • Packing
    • How To Pack Carry-On Only For Any Length Trip
    • How to Pack Tech and Toiletries
    • Egypt; a Packing Guide and Tips for Female Travelers
  • Travel Tips
    • Travel Tip: How to Avoid ATMs with Predatory Fees
    • Golden Rules of Travel With Friends
    • Travel Tips
  • Schwedagon Pagoda, Yangon and Lunch at 999 Shan Noodle

    After our Heritage Building walk and a refreshing beer in the Strand Hotel bar, Bob walked us over to where we’d decided to have lunch, a restaurant called 999 Shan Noodle at No. 130 B 34th Street. It’s not fancy, and…

  • A Day on Inle Lake, Myanmar (Burma); Ywama Market, In Dien, Ithtar Heritage House, and Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda

      For our first full day on the lake we decided we wanted to be on the lake. This is not something we booked in advance so we spoke to the hotel, because basically there were no other options. They…

  • Visiting the Temples in Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)- Part 1

    Nobody warned me about the bats… All temples in Myanmar must be visited barefoot. It doesn’t matter how hot it is outside or how wet and slippery the marble tiles are, you are to leave your shoes at the entrance…

  • Hotel Tharabar Gate and Dining out in Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

    Because we arrived so early (7:30 am) in Bagan, we had two full days and two nights there. We’d hired a driver for our first day there ($35 for the day) and he picked us up at the airport and…

  • Fushimi Inari Shrine

    Exit the Inari train station, cross the street, and you are practically at the entrance gate to the Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Behind the main shrine temple is a 4km circular route (actually more like a figure eight) which cannot be seen…

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    Yes, you’re going to Siem Reap to see the temples of Angkor. But take it from someone who has been visiting for over 20 years, there’s more to Siem Reap than temples. On this trip, we experienced great food and shopping, saw hero rats who save lives by sniffing out land mines, walked with elephants living their best lives […]
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