SEA History

Source:  https://travel.mthai.com/app/uploads/2017/08/iStock-500321683.jpg      Hi guys, I need to say that I was exhuasted for past few week. I've been through a lot of problems both in my school life and personal. Yet, I need to clear these things off before I lose my mind, so welcome back to another ASEAN attractions. Today, I will lead you to "U Bein Bridge" in Mandalay, Myanmar. I first seen this bridge from the movie "From Bangkok to Mandalay" , which is one of my favorite film and it really is a good movie, a lot emotionals of course 😄. Well, it is a life-drama movie, also slight romantic beyond border of Thailand and Myanmar, but that's not what we focus on for today though, so let's find out the story behind this bridge together. History and Information Source:  https://travel.mthai.com/app/uploads/2017/08/iStock-508347700.jpg      U Bein Bridge was built around 1850, and it is a teak bridge spanning Taungthaman Lake. Heading straight to Kyauk

  source:  https://images.thaiza.com/38/38_202202191648124..jpg     Hello everyone! Last time, I wrote my latest blog about places to visit in Vietnam (Temple of Literature "Van Mieu" in Hanoi) . This will be my second blog about ASEAN attractions, and we're going to look at places that are less historical but more natural. Today we will go to Cambodia. As we all know, Cambodia is one of the most interesting and greatest historical sites in Southeast Asia. To my surprise, besides the Tonle Sap, there are also island, sea and beaches attractions in Cambodia. At first, I intended to choose Ta Prohm Temple as usual, but I decided to give this place to my friend instead. Because I have already written a story about Ta Prohm temple which is my favorite castle in Angkor Wat National Park. This time may I introduce you, "Koh Rong", Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia. Location and Basic Information Source:  https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/eb/Cambodia_relief

Source:  https://azlocaltrip.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/the-largest-drum-in-vietnam-300x300.jpg      Greeting guys! It's been a year since my last blog on History: World Civilization lesson. I am a fourth year senior, and this is probably my very last blog for university lessons before I'm working for my internship next semester. Wish me luck :) Now, today's work is a part of subject 428432 History For Tourism in South East Asia 1, and I will present you a histical attraction in Vietnam, which out of my expertise but I will give it a try. As I'm studying in South East Asian Studies (SEAS), I'm going to be honest that of all South East Asian countries, Vietnam is my least favorite country that I want to visit. However, I am surprise that there are so many magnificent and interesting historical attractions. The teacher let us choose (as usual) one historical attraction for working on a poster and writing a blog. My choice is the "Temple of Literature" in