Just to start things off . . .



The Balancing Pagoda
Burmese are held to a stricter dress code than foreigners.
My wife was denied admission until the police learned that she was Thai.



A Burmese girl near Bagan.  
The face paste is standard.
Her hair has probably not been cut since this photo was taken.
Young Burmese women must have the highest number per capita  of waist length pony tails in the world.



No shortage of Buddha images.
These are in between Yangon and the Balancing Pagoda.



A very affectionate cat near Inle Lake.

gungchang wrote:Just to start things off . . .



The Balancing Pagoda
Burmese are held to a stricter dress code than foreigners.
My wife was denied admission until the police learned that she was Thai.



A Burmese girl near Bagan.  
The face paste is standard.
Her hair has probably not been cut since this photo was taken.
Young Burmese women must have the highest number per capita  of waist length pony tails in the world.



No shortage of Buddha images.
These are in between Yangon and the Balancing Pagoda.



A very affectionate cat near Inle Lake.

Thanks for the nice photos.I; ve only been in Myanmar once when I crossed the border in Mae Sai, or was it Mae Sot?

  Young Burmese women must have the highest number per capita  of waist length pony tails in the world

  To be honest, I love women with such long hair.

I remember a documentary many years ago about their hair and that they even make ropes with them and carry a lot of weight with their hair.

But I prefer to see them on the ladies.