A mix of various ethnic peoples, Karen, Shan and Palaung, had gathered to form a vibrant market. At the epicentre, the pagoda itself, we discreetly sat and watched the colourful crowds.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Bonjo Pagoda Festival, Shan State, Burma
A train carriage shared with soldiers, chickens and nuns rode us north to Hsipaw in Shan state. Just in time for a festival at one of Burma's most important Buddhist pagodas.
A mix of various ethnic peoples, Karen, Shan and Palaung, had gathered to form a vibrant market. At the epicentre, the pagoda itself, we discreetly sat and watched the colourful crowds.
A mix of various ethnic peoples, Karen, Shan and Palaung, had gathered to form a vibrant market. At the epicentre, the pagoda itself, we discreetly sat and watched the colourful crowds.
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