U Bein Bridge

The motorbike ride to visit surroundings of Mandalay in Amarapura, U Bein Bridge and the nearby monastery was exceptional.
Amarapura is a former capital of Myanmar, and now a township of Mandalay bounded by he Irrawaddy river.

U Bein Bridge, a teakwood bridge 1.2 kilometers long, a footbridge, the longest teak bridge in the world connecting two villages on the Irrawaddy river (actually in that area became a lake) and is really alive in the evening and in the morning when hundreds of people pass through in both directions.

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Comments and critiques always welcomed...
For the complete job, the story, and more details:
U Bein Bridge and Amarapura

All very interesting and all very well composed. My fav's would have to be #1, 4, 6, and 8. These tend to grab my attention with the action/interaction depicting the various walks of life that use this structure on a daily basis.

Thank you mates, I hope to come back in Asia soon.