Travel Log Hi Patricia, thanks a lot for sharing the info about your trip to Kasol and the Parvati Valley. I would like to know if you have maintained any travel log which I could follow on my trip to malana valley and the rest of that region in search for all the different experiences I may gain ... Boom Bholenath!
a huge thank you Hi patricia
Loved your blog's, and so well put together, it is nice to read uncomlicated blogs, and your pic's reminded me of my time there, these type of reads inspire me, so thank you. (i love the true backpacker scene)
Muito Legal! P. Cali,
Mais uma vez, voce captou imagens fantasticas do outro lado do mundo! Muito obrigado pelo passeio. Aquela fruta parecida com jaca ou e champedak ou e cheena. Abracao...."Peda de Formaia"
Mirror... Inle Lake served as a mirror. The place was so picturesque! Poor, very poor, but amazing how the people seemed so serene, just like the lake. Thank you for your comment.
Shwedagon Paya David. You're right. The Paya is a place not to be missed, and I visited on my last day in Myanmar. My report on it is still to come, after a few blogs on Kentung, Inle and Bagan. Unfortunately we can't blog from Myanmar, and since I returned a few days ago, I haven't found the time yet. Soon... thanks.
Yangon Hi Patricia,
Been reading your blog with interest. As you rightly say, Yangon is nothing to write home about. We were there twice in 2009. But I am surprised that you haven't mentioned the Shwedagon Paya, which was an unbelievable experience. If you did miss it and you are returning to Yangon to fly out of Myanmar, you really need to see it, both during the day and evening. Not to be missed!!!
enjoy th decay your initial thoughts on Yangon match what i remember of it.
once you get out of the big hot city i think the decay becomes part of the atmosphere.
maybe our blog of Burma will help you - [diary=85949]
The Joys of Sharing It's always humbling to be acknowledged and so I thank you for your kind words, but what I really hope to accomplish in sharing, is to inspire others to also reach out to the communities they explore when travelling.
When it comes to Tibet, and some other countries, many travellers don't have the chance to interact with the people of the land like I did. So, it's a pleasure, and almost a duty, to share, so others can learn.
Happy travels and discoveries.
Great work! I just want to commend you and your foundation for what you've done and are doing. I wish you all the best!
By the way, I enjoyed learning more about the Tibetan culture. I just wish I had more time to interact with them and inquire about those during the period I was there.
The Joys of Sharing Thank you so very much for your feedback. It means so much to me to know that my experiences, and also taking the time to share them, have been meaninful.
You inspire me too as you continue to be a traveler, discovering so many lands. I haven't been around the world yet.
Be on the look out... I'll on the road again in a couple of months. Obrigada, Gracias for your words.
You inspire me... Of all the blogs I enjoy on Travel Blog, Your's has given me the most to aspire to. I read each one with anxious anticipation to the next. While it is true I am an old geezer, It is also true I have been around the world more than once. From Mauritius to Alaska to Chili to Australia to London to Guatemala to Spain to Ecuador. And lots in the middle!!! You have given me hope to pick up where my youth left off... THANK-YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Hello Patricia, I envy you after read your story. Tibet is one place I want to visit. Such a quite and peace. Good luck for your NGO and Happy traveling.
WITH DEEPEST REGRET, I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU PATRICIA PASSED AWAY ON JUNE 12, 2017.
MAY THESE ENTRIES, SO LOVINGLY MADE BY PATRICIA, BE AN EVERLASTING TRiBUTE TO A PHENOMENAL, HUMANIST WOMAN. PATRICIA IS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS AND THOUGHTS.
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I'm a Brazilian and long time resident of the US.
I've always been fascinated by cultural diversity and I've had the opportunity to travel overseas over the years. 2005, however, brought me the "wings" to fly solo and further away. I started these new jorneys with Tibet (picture). That's huge for someone who used to panic ... full info
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Travel Log
Hi Patricia, thanks a lot for sharing the info about your trip to Kasol and the Parvati Valley. I would like to know if you have maintained any travel log which I could follow on my trip to malana valley and the rest of that region in search for all the different experiences I may gain ... Boom Bholenath!