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  • This minority woman is smoking a cheroot, a mild cigar that's popular in Myanmar. Near Hsipaw, Myanmar (Burma) By photographer Neil Wade
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  • These kids are playing a game of tag on a stupa in a hill village near the town of Kalaw, Myanmar. These religious monuments are very common in Burma and can be found in every village. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Two Buddhist monks chat as they watch the sun set on U Bien's Bridge near Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma). By photographer Neil Wade
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  • This cute Burmese girl was happy to have her portrait taken through some pallets in Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma) By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A lone boat sails down the Ayeyarwady (Irrawaddy) river near Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma). The white haze in the air is actually smoke from the rampant use of slash and burn farming in the area. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • This boy's face shows the pain and hard work that many Burmese people have to endure due to the military junta that rules the country. Often, people are dragged off to do forced labor on the country's infrastructure or military bases. It's a difficult country to travel in because you see how wonderful these people are and feel guilty for not only having a better lifestyle, but for actually being able traveling in their country. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • An elderly Buddhist monk meditates at busy Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar (Burma). By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A young girl whose father sells traditional paintings poses for a portrait before beginning her sales pitch at an ancient pagoda in Bagan (Pagan), Myanmar (Burma). By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Bagan, Myanmar (Burma) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It covers an area about 7 km by 7 km and is packed with 7000+ pagodas. It was one of the world's greatest cities from around AD 850 until it's demise around the 13th century. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • This is just a beautiful sunset that I was lucky enough to witness in a beautiful part of the world. This is U Bien's bridge, near Mandalay, Myanmar. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Mentally handicapped children are a huge burden on families in third world countries. This boy is lucky enough to live in a nunnery that cares for him. He spends most of his day ringing this huge bell for tourists...he doesn't want any money, he just enjoys ringing it that much. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Friendly Burmese minority girls on a train. Myanmar (Burma) By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Friendly Burmese minority girls on a train. Myanmar (Burma) By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Inle Lake, Burma (Myanmar) Monks train cats in this remote Burmese monastery to jump through hoops for tourists. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A boy keeps a weary eye on the foreign travellers in a hill village near Kalaw, Burma (Myanmar). By photographer Neil Wade
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