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I am a licensed tour guide (English)! My objective is to serve the clients be satisified in every ...
I'm Ms. Floriane@Ngu Wah and working in the tourism field as a staff over ten years experience and ...
Hello : Mingalaba !Let's explore together.I'm enthusiastic in travelling,taking good pictures and ...
I am a licensed tour guide in Myanmar also organizing travel arrangement as like hotel reservation, ...
Dear Valued Clients!!I am Aung Zeya. I am from Yangon, former capital of Myanmar. I am a ...
I started tourism business in 2007 as a tour car driver. Since 2007, I organize tours to famous ...
Hello My Travellers I have been working as a freelance tour guide in Myanmar. Myanmar ...
Hello! My name is Mr Nay Chi Lin. And you can call me Nay. I can ensure that your trip with me will ...
Being French and English tour guide, photographer and fixer, I am currently living in Yangon, ...
Mingalabar!!My name is Ye Htwe.Most of my travellers call me Jay.I was born in Mandalay, the last ...
Min Ga La Baradar Friends, I am a professional licensed Tour Guide from Mandalay, Myanmar who ...
Mingalapar: Greeting from Myanmar may I take an opportunity to introduce myself; I am a tour ...
I am a tour guide from Southern Shan State where approximately seven nationalities are residing. My ...
Auspiciousness to you all, my name is Ko Kyaw and I am a professional licensed tour guide from ...
English speaking Tour Guide, working since 2002. Start as a Trekking Guide at my native town, ...
Kalaw is walking country, perched majestically between the undulating tips of the Shan Hills as they make their way down from the more dramatic karsts of Yunnan and the Indian Himalaya. First established by the British in the colonial era as a breezy and cooler alternative to Burma’s low-lying tropics, the town still bears all the hallmarks of its Victorian and Georgian onetime rulers, with half-timbered town houses with just a touch of the Tudor about them and grandiose villas intended for the empire’s well-to-do generals. Today, a bustling bazaar thrums with energy and a curious mishmash of scents and street foods cooked up courtesy of the town’s large Nepalese, Indian and Chinese populations, themselves also remnants of the British colonial boom times. Kalaw tour guides are now plentiful, making the most of the relaxed hiking restrictions placed on their beautiful highland plateaus. So if you’re looking to wax up the walking boots, consider hitting the trodden trails that head out to Inle Lake, the stunning caverns of the Shweoomin Pagoda, or the indigenous villages of the Danu, Pa-O, Palaung and Taung Yo people that pepper the farming communities all around.
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