Photo with Essay tagged with 'UMBRELLA' (3/11)

The Time They Were Conversing And The Cars On The Roadway Were All That Could Be Seen In This Neighborhood

I Suppose There Is No Such Thing As Urban Planning In A Plot Where Alleys And Dwellings Are Built In A Haphazard Manner

After Exiting Bogyoke Aung San Market, I Found Myself On The Platform Of Phaya Lan Train Station

Unlike In Bangladesh And India, Umbrellas Are Commonplace Commodities In Myanmar

Myanmar People Not Only Wear Brightly Colored Clothes, But Also Seem To Prefer Brightly Colored Umbrellas

The Rain Had Stopped, But Some People Were Still Sheltering From The Rain

A Small Wooden Boat Was Crossing The Brown Water-filled River

Two Women In Longyi Were Walking Side By Side In A Light Rain

It Was Raining Heavily Outside As I Was Wandering Around The Market

The Woman With The Umbrella Under The Tree Looked At The Camera And Laughed

The Colorful Parasols At Da Nyin Gone Station Had A Color Scheme Reminiscent Of Beach Parasols

The Tracks Were Occupied By Peddlers And Baskets

The Pedicab With Umbrella Drove Past Me

The Bicycle Cab Has A Sidecar-like Device Attached To The Side Of The Body

Nuns In Pink Robes Walked Around With Meek Faces

Unlike Neighboring Thailand, Women Are Publicly Ordained In Myanmar, So Nuns Are Often Seen In Myanmar

Many People In Myanmar Carry Umbrellas And Walk Around With Them When It Starts To Rain, Just Like The Japanese

When I Got In, I Never Dreamed That I'd Have To Get Out Of A Pedicab To Get Out Of A Bike Cab And Get Into A Dispute Over The Fare

It Seems Strange Now, But Myanmar Was Once Part Of The British Indian Empire

In A Corner Of A Row Of Government Buildings, A Man Was Engaged In Typewriting Documents To Be Submitted To The Government

Sule Pagoda, A Major Tourist Attraction, Is Built On An Island In The Middle Of The Roundabout

The Taste Of Kun, Which Look The Same At First Glance, Varies Slightly From Store To Store

In Downtown Yangon, Which Is Laid Out In A Grid Pattern, The Somewhat Narrow Streets With Little Traffic Are Often Open-air Markets

One Broken Bone Of The Bright Purple Umbrella Must Be A Charm

The Next To Appear Were The Bride And Groom

Mae Klong Railway Market Is Famous For The Train Passing Right Through The Middle Of The Market

There Is Also A Boat Landing On The Grounds Of Wat Arun, From Where You Can Take A Ferry To The Royal Palace In A Matter Of Minutes

The Small Village Of Bang Luang Was A Tourist Attraction That Sold A Retro Atmosphere

The People Wearing Hats And Conspicuous Orange Vests Are Not Trash Cleaners, They Are Couriers

The Only Cities In Southeast Asia With Subways Are Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, And Bangkok

Women Are Not Officially Allowed To Be Ordained In Thailand

The Sun In Bangkok Is So Strong That You Can Sometimes See People Walking Around With Parasols

Many People Use Song Taew, A Shared-ride Bus Service In Bangkok

When I Descended The Man-made Hill Called Golden Hill Where Wat Saket Is Located, I Found Myself In A Construction Site

The Contrast Between The Jet-black Mourning Clothes, The Colorful Parasols And The Blue Sky Was Beautiful

The Woman Was Sleeping Under A Coca-Cola Parasol Out In The Storefront

A Large Striped Umbrella Appeared In The Alley

In Chinatown, There Are Many Places To Eat Snacks As Well As Food Stalls

Many People Came To Pay Their Respects To Bhumibol Adulyadej, King Rama IX

The Used Clothes That Were Sold Were Much Cheaper Than A Cup Of Coffee At Starbucks