Mandalay Palace, the area is very large, the combination of forest and palace, is very natural. So it takes a long time to walk along the outer wall. Walk along the city walls with Peter, and the temple you will go to next is not far away, without the need for a taxi. On the road, I overheard the sound of gongs and drums, it turned out to be a celebration, what kind of celebration is not very clear, it should be a family celebration, carriages, overhead fruit pots, ox carts, music, everything is very interesting.
However, children should not be able to appreciate this atmosphere at all, and they should not look happy, as if they are forced to open for business.
My favorite is the ox cart, which is very high-toed and very interesting, and the decoration of the colorful balls is full of Southeast Asian enthusiasm. Many parts of Myanmar have the custom of pulling ox carts, and the trolleys behind this also bring together the roof style of Myanmar characteristics, like a mobile Burmese-style building.
The ox cart team is very imposing! Standing on the whole half of the street, marching forward to the music, full of festivities. The elders grew up, feeling like a great family celebration, marching around the Grand Palace.