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From Burma to Myanmar : on the road to Mandalay / Lydia Laube.

By: Publication details: Mile End, South Australia : Wakefield Press, 2015.Description: 166 pages : 2 maps ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9781743053928
Other title:
  • On the road to Mandalay
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 910.4 23
  • 915.9104 23
LOC classification:
  • DS527.3
Summary: In a death-defying taxi with no windows I was flown along the roads in a howling gale. I sat directly behind the driver hoping he would act as an air bag when the inevitable collision came. In that position I couldnt see the worst that was happening around us, like pedestrians peeling off our fenders. Lydia Laube is no stranger to near-death experiences. She encounters many on the five journeys she takes to discover Myanmar, or Burma as it was known on the first three of these. As ever Lydia chooses the route less travelled to reach and explore this wondrous land of pagodas and paddy fields. Under Myanmars magic spell, she pays homage to the worlds biggest python, visits the worlds largest book and falls in love with a little horse called Madonna.
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In a death-defying taxi with no windows I was flown along the roads in a howling gale. I sat directly behind the driver hoping he would act as an air bag when the inevitable collision came. In that position I couldnt see the worst that was happening around us, like pedestrians peeling off our fenders. Lydia Laube is no stranger to near-death experiences. She encounters many on the five journeys she takes to discover Myanmar, or Burma as it was known on the first three of these. As ever Lydia chooses the route less travelled to reach and explore this wondrous land of pagodas and paddy fields. Under Myanmars magic spell, she pays homage to the worlds biggest python, visits the worlds largest book and falls in love with a little horse called Madonna.

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