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Loi village trek: Wan Nyet and Wan Seng villages

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More images from the ethnic Loi villages of Wan Nyet and Wan Seng in eastern Shan State:

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The entrance to Wan Nyet village.

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Traditional Loi longhouse in Wan Nyet. Each building houses eight or nine families.

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Inside a Loi longhouse.

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The walk up to Wan Seng.

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Wan Seng.

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Here and below: Loi villagers.

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Motorcycle tire repair at Wan Seng Monastery.

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Wan Seng Monastery.

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Monastic kitty cat.

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Mountain biking monk.

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Loi hunter.

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Snake on the trail.

 

Written by latefornowhere

January 14, 2015 at 4:26 am

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  1. […] This article was published in the April 2015 edition of My Magical Myanmar magazine. For images from the trek, see my blog posts here and here. […]

    Trekking into the future in eastern Shan State | Late for Nowhere

    April 29, 2015 at 5:36 am

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