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Myitkyina
The capital town of Kachin State, 144 m above sea level. It
was levelled during the Second World war, when some of the
fiercest fighting between the Allies and the Japanese took
place, and ...
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Manaw Festival
The Manao : Every year in January, the once famous Myitkyina
Manao Festival Takes place on the ancient Manao grounds.
Because of the civil war, this festival was, for several
decades, toned ...
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Katha
Katha is the charming town with its raintrees, probably
planted a hundred years ago. Today, the trees have converted
the town into a shadowy park city; their huge branches
stretch ...
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Putao
To the north of Myitkyina is Putao, the northern end of the
Hukawng Valley. The northernmost town of Myanmar, Putao is
sometimes called "the switzerland of Myanmar" because of its
snowcapped ...
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Bamaw
Bamaw is located south of Myitkyina, the northern most town
by boat streaming up the river. It has long been a
trading post and is the closest and most accessible point to
China. Taking a boat up the river opens up ...
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The Myitsone, River confluence
Two rivers from the Ayeyarwady – the Meikha and Malihka.
Their head-waters delineate the country's northern border,
and both have their source on the slopes of the Hkakabo Razi,
which ...
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