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Dominic Horner

Dominic Horner
Born and raised in London, Dominic Horner is an English teacher at the British Council. His writing can be found at Myanmar Mix and Lonely Planet.
Island hopping at Yangon Region's Ta Blu Hla Dam will ease your lockdown blues – but travel at your own risk. (Dominic Horner)
News Feed, Uncategorized, Travel, Culture

Wild Waters: Yangon Region

For the 11th intallment in our series on wild swimming spots, our intrepid reporter – locked down by the COVID-19 pandemic – explores swimming spots.
BY Dominic Horner

 

Sunset at Main Ma Ye Tha Khin Ma Mountain. (Dominic Horner | Frontier)
Travel, Features, Culture

Ywangan: cave paintings, coffee tours and a white lagoon

This hilly township in southern Shan State has everything from pagoda-dappled mountains and waterfalls to prehistoric artwork.
BY Dominic Horner

 

Jumping from Nant Mon Gyi Waterfall. (Dominic Horner | Frontier)
Travel, Features, Culture

Pinlaung: the ultimate adventure spot in southern Shan

Long overlooked, Pinlaung in southern Shan State offers stunning waterfalls, coffee farm tours and even a bridge for lovers.
BY Dominic Horner

 

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Travel, Features, Culture

Wild waters: Ye, Mon State

The latest instalment in our series about wild swimming spots focuses on little-visited Ye in southern Mon State, where we discover shipwrecks, deserted beaches and technicolour sunsets.
BY Dominic Horner

 

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  • January 12, 2021
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