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Individual Travel to Burma

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Colonial

	In Hispaw a former english hill station where the British went to during the hot season temperatures are remarkely lower than in the lowlands. When I was there december 2002 at night 5 degrees Celsius was a normal temperature. European fruits and flowers are to be found here. Many signs on stores are still in english. Also here are colonial houses with chimneys. There is a hotel that looks like the British have never left.