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An ancient city in Burma from the 9th through the 13th centuries; crumbling zedi, buddhas, and the smiling Burmese abound.

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Hand-rolled sour plum candies made in the Bagan region of Burma.

A bell in the Popa Taungkalat (Taung Kalat) Shrine on the top of Mount Popa in Bagan, Burma (Myanmar)

A Buddha statue comprised of many other tiny Buddha images at Popa Taungkalat Shrine on Mt. Popa in Bagan, Burma (Myanmar)

A coconut and Burmese money is a traditional temple offering. On Mt. Popa, Bagan.

Ana and M make an offering with incense in Bagan, Myanmar.

Incense floats through the air as an offering on Mt. Popa, near Bagan, Burma.

A Macaque monkey looking over the Pegu mountain range in Central Burma, on Mount Popa, near Bagan.

Ana from Mt Popa temple in Bagan, Burma (Myanmar)

Ana and her friend M at a temple in Bagan, Burma (Myanmar)

Hand-rolled sour plum candies made in the Bagan region of Burma.

Hand-rolled sour plum candies made in the Bagan region of Burma.

Hand-rolled sour plum candies made in the Bagan region of Burma.

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