Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is a truly wonderful country. It recently opened to tourism, albeit with restrictions in some areas. It's still untouched by mass tourism and wonderful to visit.
There are places in Myanmar that are truly worth a visit in themselves, such as Inle Lake, the city of Bagan (or Pagan), Mandalay, and many others. It is a country rich in natural wonders and a great historical and religious tradition. The country is Buddhist and steeped in Buddhist culture. The largest book in the world, the sacred text of the Tripitaka, engraved on marble tablets in the Kuthodaw Pagoda, is interesting. And even though the roads are in poor condition, it's worth visiting, especially at the slow pace of bikepacking.
The following is the story, a little humorous as usual, of the trip made with Armando Lanaro and my cousin Marco Borroni of the group “Age is not a limit”!
The video is also viewable in 4K for those with a fast connection.