U Bein Bridge

A trip to Myanmar is a journey of the soul and Buddhist culture, washing away the restlessness deep in the soul and making it more peaceful and joyful. Mandalay, Mandalay Province, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the second largest city in Myanmar, is not only the economic, political, and cultural center of Myanmar, but also a famous city of pagodas and a tourist destination. Mahagandayon Monastery, also known as the Thousand Monks Monastery. It is the largest monastery in Myanmar. Every morning, tourists from all over the world gather here to witness the shocking scene of thousands of monks having meals together. There are no restrictions on vegetarian or non-vegetarian food in Myanmar's monasteries, and the monks eat whatever they receive as alms. There are two meals a day, at 4am and 10am, and only water can be consumed outside of these times. Emerald Buddha Pagoda, the only pagoda in the world built entirely of emerald. At night, the emerald body emits a soft green light, bringing a sense of peace and tranquility to people. Ubun Bridge, the world's longest century-old pomelo wood bridge. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world to watch the sunset. As the sun sets in the west, standing on the wooden bridge with your loved one, basking in the afterglow, it is so romantic and happy that it is also known as the "Lovers' Bridge" by the locals. Mandalay Palace is mainly red and gold in color, showing the noble temperament of the royal family. Although it is not as luxurious as other palaces, it is particularly grand. Climbing the tower, the entire palace is in full view, leaving nothing to the imagination. Gudutao Pagoda, meaning "the greatest merit pagoda in the world", has 729 cloud stone tablets inside, on which the Tripitaka is carved. If a person reads for 8 hours a day, it would take more than 400 days to finish reading them all. These stone tablets are also known as "the greatest books 📖". Golden Palace Monastery, a stunning masterpiece of zelkova wood architecture. Originally a golden palace, after years of wind and sun, the golden color has faded, leaving only black memories: the carved figures on the wooden doors and windows are arranged in an orderly and three-dimensional manner, making this 150-year-old monastery a classic of wood carving architecture.

U Bein Bridge has become one of Myanmar’s iconic landmarks, the bridge was constructed in the 1850s by a mayor, built out of 1, 086 posts, total length 1,200 meters acrosses the Lake Taunghthaman in Amarapura, and is believed to be the oldest & longest teakwood bridge in the world, the surface planks are from the old royal palace of Inwa. I went there on January, because the weather is more cooler. The best time to see the most beauty of U Bein Bridge is in the sunset time, the slanting rays of the setting sun gave a warm orange tinge to the sky, gorgeous & peaceful, certainly becomes the most hunted photographed site for tourists and even locals.😉😎 #tripblazers#MyTripVlog#passionpassport#nationalpark

U Bein Bridge is a must see attraction in Mandalay. It is one of the best places to contemplate the sunrise and sunset. Apart from being a tourist attraction, this bridge is also a road for locals. . . . #passionpassport #mandalay #myanmar #bridge #culturalattractions #historicculture #historicallandmarks #exploresgtogether #tripaway

A day in Mandalay to cap off my trip in Burma. 🇲🇲 📍 U-Bein Bridge is a crossing that spans the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura in Myanmar. The 1.2-kilometre bridge was built around 1850 and is believed to be the oldest and longest teakwood bridge in the world. This spot remains one of the most beautiful sunsets I gazed on! 🌅 The Taungthaman Lake is near the ancient capital of Amarapura, and the bridge spans it. It was once the royal capital, but it has now been merged into Mandalay. The bridge was built around 1850 and is named for U Bein, the mayor who commissioned it. (U is a Burmese honorific that is essentially equivalent to Mister, except that it is earned rather than given, and it denotes someone who is esteemed in the community.) Although parts of the original pillars have been rebuilt with concrete, the structure was originally made of salvaged teak from a nearby palace. However, a surprising number of the wooden pillars survive, giving the bridge its shaky appearance. The bridge is still widely used by local pedestrians, but it is also a popular tourist attraction, particularly after sunset. Tourist-chartered small wooden boats glide under and around the bridge, lining up on the western side just as the sun sets behind the bridge's shadow. The western bank is congested with souvenir dealers, tour bus drivers killing time, and restaurants. #travelguide#historicculture#nationalpark#beautifulsunsets#bestislandtraveltowns#roadtrip#summervacation#urbanexplorer

Ubuntu Bridge, a must-see attraction in Myanmar, is beautiful when it comes to suffocation mentioning Burma. Many people will want to go to Ubuntu Bridge, which is known as the "Love Bridge." I am no exception. I came to Myanmar with my sister paper on the first day. I have seen many Raiders praise the sunset of Ubuntu Bridge, but I want to say that the sunrise is really good. Unfortunately, my camera is out of power, I can only record the shock that I visually see! So if you come here, the battery must be ready, and the sunrise and sunset are beautiful. As the longest teak bridge in the world, if you come early enough, you will see tourists from all over the world waiting in line at the Maha Ghanaian brothel to watch the monks line up for dinner, and then thousands of people will walk to the meal after dinner. U Bein Bridge. But the total length of 1,500 meters, I have only walked a short time. Therefore, it is recommended to come early and feel it with the people. The beauty here is romantic. Whether you are on board or on the bridge, you even feel great when you look far away. Not far from the sunset fields or temples, they are filled with peace and warmth. The East Lake is gradually dyed with a fascinating golden rose color. Xiaguang makes this beautiful lover bridge more charming and moving. Whether you are a local believer or a tourist, bathed in this golden color, the moment of arrogance seems to be a bit greedy. From time to time, there are monks, lovers, children, hawkers, and tourists who walk slowly, occasionally laughing and laughing, and laughing a little, then let go of the mood. is beautiful any time. If you really want to take pictures, it is best to sunrise before 11am or after 4pm. At that time, the light was not so strong and soft, and the composition was good. If it is just a pure shot, you can do it. If you want to shoot people, it is best not to be too strong. Otherwise, it's hard to sit on your face, or you can close your eyes all at once. Especially try the silhouette! Awesome. Tips: 1With a few more hidden shoe stickers. Myanmar believes in Buddhism and does as the Romans do. Basically, you have to take off your shoes at every attraction. I am not used to always take off my shoes and bring this convenience. Not easy to be punctured. 2Ubun Bridge must rent a boat, charter a boat, and charter a boat. The important thing is said three times. The scenery on the ship and the scenery on the bridge are two extremes. If the scenery on the bridge is a hundred times shocking, then the beauty that is felt on the ship is thousands or even thousands of times! I have absolutely no exaggeration. The trunks included in the water can only be taken by boat. 3 Generally, about 10:30, a thousand people will start cooking. Don't be too close to the monks, we can go to visit and learn, but also do not bother with basic respect. You can follow them, but keep the proper distance. Especially pay attention to quiet. 4 Myanmar is super hot! Do a good job of sun protection and sun protection!

The smog and rain rushed to Mandalay, visiting the temple and Ubuntu Bridge in Mandalay only a day in a hurry, visited the two most photographed temples, Mahamuni Pagoda Maha Muni Pagoda and Kuthodaw Pagoda Gudu Tao Pagoda! Mahamuni Pagoda Maha Muni Pagoda is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Myanmar. When we arrived, the believers were putting gold on the Buddha statues, especially those who worship outside! The Kuthodaw Pagoda is a white tower, and the camera is particularly beautiful. Unfortunately, when we went there, it was cloudy, and it rained later, otherwise it could take half a day! The most anticipated Ubuntu Bridge was also eclipsed by the rainy weather, but we originally planned to take a boat to see the Ubuntu Bridge sunset, which saved us! I said that there should be some regrets in the journey, and I will fill the pit again next time! Tips: Golden Buddha Hall women can't enter, men must have trousers, can't pack. When you are taking pictures of a Buddha, you must sit cross-legged and cannot stand! Wuben Bridge If you rent a boat to watch the sunset, the whole boat is 10000k minimum (4 people). If it is October - the next February peak season, you must rent a boat in advance, because there are so many people!

The Ubuntu Bridge in Mandalay is one of Myanmar's landmarks and is the place where most tourists have to check in. The bridge has a long history and is made of more than 1,800 teak, each of which is expensive. In addition to tourists, there are many hawkers and buskers on the bridge. At sunset, the popularity has gradually increased. Whether it is a pedestrian on the bridge or a tourist taking pictures under the bridge. I will stop here to watch the sunset. The water level in May is relatively low, so most of the rivers are dry. We turned under the bridge and found a favorable position waiting for the sunset to appear. Tips: Recently watched as winter, there is no guardrail on the bridge, and you should pay attention to safety when walking.

There are many possibilities for Ubuntu Bridge. Sunset and sunset glow will also have the most beautiful encounters... Come to Mandalay largely because of Ubuntu Bridge, according to the friends, "In Myanmar Its not like watching the sunrise of the pagoda or watching the sunset of Ubuntu Bridge. The rest of the time is not at the hotel or just looking for a coffee shop. Because, even in winter, the maximum temperature in Myanmar at noon is more than 30 degrees, especially hot. From the Mandalay Hotel to Ubuntu Bridge, the sunset chartered car used 20,000 kyat, equivalent to about RMB 100. Starting at four o'clock, I have been driving to Wuben Bridge for 20 minutes. I have already had a lot of people. I have to wait for more than an hour to watch the sunset. I can eat first and remember the driver's license plate number. Ubun Bridge twists and turns, the whole journey will take half an hour to go down, stepping on the sparse wood under the feet, sometimes I feel really worried that it will fall, pay attention to safety! There is also a saying: I don't know how many people came to Mandalay because of a bridge. In Mandalay, it was discovered that the tourists were not on the U Bein Bridge or on the way to the U Bein Bridge. A few words are enough to illustrate the greatness and influence of U Bein Bridge. As everyone knows, Myanmar is a famous "Buddhist country". Buddhism has been introduced to Myanmar for 2,500 years, and more than 80% of the people believe in Buddhism. On the land of 670,000 square kilometers in Myanmar, there are more than 3.3 million stupa of various sizes, which is called the country of Vantaa. However, Myanmar's most famous attractions are not these pagodas, but the old Ubuntu Bridge, which is known as the "Love Bridge." Where is the Ubuntu Bridge in your heart, where?

The most beautiful sunset in Myanmar must be the Ubuntu Bridge sunset, each frame is a postcard. Ubuntu Bridge is the longest teak bridge in the world. Whenever sunset, there are a lot of photographers gathered here. The people on the bridge come and go, and the sunset is the silhouette of the local people. Rent a boat, drink a coconut juice, and enjoy the beautiful scenery in front of you...

#hiddengems During my visit to U Bein Bridge, a mesmerizing structure gracefully extending across Taungthaman Lake in Myanmar, I was captivated by its rich history and unique charm. Constructed around 1850, this 1.2-kilometer marvel proudly stands as the presumed oldest and longest teakwood bridge globally. As I strolled along its weathered planks, each step felt like a journey through time, echoing tales of the past. The bridge, adorned with its distinct teakwood allure, appeared as a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. Witnessing the sun setting behind its silhouette cast a magical glow over the lake, leaving an indelible impression of tranquility and antiquity. U Bein Bridge revealed itself not only as a historic landmark but also as a timeless spectacle, etching memories of a bygone era on the canvas of my travel experiences.

#fallingseason The U Bein Bridge is the longest and oldest overpass in the world. This bridge has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Burma. Walking along this erratic, kilometer long structure at sunset and misty sunrise as fishermen cast nets, shepherds herd ducks and farmers plow their temporary flights with plows strapped to cows. Although the sunsets here are extremely beautiful, they are also crowded. Location: Mandalay, Myanmar. No entry fee

Taung Tha Man Lake The famous U Bein Bridge spans across this lake. This is one of the best places in Amarapura. You can see most of the fishermen prefer wading waist-deep in the muddy water in search of fish. You can also take a boat ride along Taungthaman Lake and watch the tranquility and serenity of this beautiful lake. Especially, sunset time is the most beautiful scene.