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Duel Action
Fasten your seat belts as we take you on a 360-degree ride through two destinations. There’s Leh (India) in one corner and Yangon (Myanmar) in another.
Yangon L Eh
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Architecture and Heritage
Basgo Monastery, situated on a hilltop, has a majestic view of the valley and is home to a gigantic statue of Maitreya Buddha. Other popular monasteries in the region include Hemis, Thiksey, Shey and Diskit, all showcasing stunning Buddhist art and culture.
Foodie Tales
Traditional dishes here include thukpa (noodle soup), momos (dumplings stuffed with meat or vegetables) and skyu (a stew made with vegetables and noodles). Yak cheese is also popular. Butter tea (made with salt; butter, usually made from yak milk, and tea leaves) is a musttry beverage here.
Mohinga, a popular breakfast made with rice noodles and fish broth, is Myanmar’s unofficial national dish. Other savoury fare include Shan-style noodles, curries and various meat and seafood dishes. Street food here is a delight!
