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Instagrams From Our Teachers in Myanmar

Instagrams From Our Teachers in Myanmar

Curious what your program might be like on our Teach English in Myanmar Program? Let our teachers Instagrams give you an inside look, and make sure you continue to follow along as they continue their adventures at #greenhearttravel!

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Mandalay here I come! 🚂

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Apr 12, 2018 at 8:07am PDT

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soul sisters 🌞🌙🔮

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Nov 14, 2017 at 6:41pm PST

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I neglect to post pictures when I’m at a loss for words because I feel that I can’t do my experience justice; dumb but true. Today I’m feeling so inspired by the people I’ve met and the experiences I’ve had in Myanmar, which are not only unique to this special country with beautifully friendly souls, history and landscapes, but reminiscent of my time in Asia over the past years. I’m so grateful for this life, this path, and every being I’ve encountered along the way. It’s beautiful to learn from those on all different walks of life, as well as similar ones. My heart is so full. Thank you to all of the Burmese locals and travelers I’ve encountered in the past weeks; I’ve seen the light in you and will carry it with me. ✨🙏🏼✨ . #mingalabar #namaste #burma #myanmar #bagan #sunrise #todayisanewday #pagoda #yoga #meditation #lovingkindness #metta #gratitude #xploreasia #greenhearttravel @studiobarreandlounge

A post shared by Danielle MacGregor (@danielle_macgregor) on Apr 26, 2018 at 11:39pm PDT

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so much to be thankful for, today and everyday

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Nov 23, 2017 at 8:55am PST

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Look at that Shweddy.

A post shared by James Edward Daggett (@jamesedwarddaggett) on Feb 14, 2017 at 2:25am PST

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i’m in the land of endless puppies 😍

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Nov 3, 2017 at 7:15pm PDT

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The selfie is a good motivator.

A post shared by James Edward Daggett (@jamesedwarddaggett) on Feb 20, 2017 at 6:39am PST

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#anisakanfalls

A post shared by Briea Newman (@brieamae1515) on Dec 18, 2017 at 3:13am PST

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practically a local!

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Oct 16, 2017 at 5:25am PDT

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👩‍🏫😬💫🌎🖊

A post shared by Heather Murphy (@murphy_love31) on Feb 24, 2019 at 12:25am PST

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A #myanmar #buddhist #monk rests on a step while smoking a #cheroot. I met this man at a monastic orphanage outside of #yangon where a group of us English teachers used to volunteer… A simple smile was all it took for me to ask to capture his #portrait. Weeks later I found this same man on the same stoop and I gave him a print of his photo. I will never forget the look on his face when he saw this picture… I wonder how long he’s been a monk and I wonder if he’s still perching on that same step smoking #cheroots… #burma . . . #myanmarmondays #culturetrip #traveldeeper #travelphotography #travelportraits #buddhism #greenhearttravel #passionpassport #natgeo #natgeotravel #natgeoadventure #igmyanmar #TLAsia

A post shared by Chase Arneson Chisholm (@joinchase) on Apr 2, 2018 at 7:55pm PDT

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abandoned amusement park vibes . . . . Deserted, decrepit and overgrown, this amusement park was once a glitzy new attraction where civilians could forget about the what the Burmese militia was up to in 1997. The park sits on 10 acres and is home to rusty rides, roller coasters, bumper car courses, and a game center. . . . Today, the rusty metal surrenders to the jungle and is protected by packs of stray dogs. . . . After quite an adventure of even trying to find the camouflaged park, we climbed through a hole in the fence, walked to the top of some coasters and explored the eerie old grounds. (Not pictured- ceramic clown faces, busted coin games, spiderwebs, and the creepy energy of a place that used to be full of life but now sits dormant). 🍭🍿✨🌱🌴🧘🏼‍♀️🎪 . . . . #myanmar #myanmarphotography #travelmyanmar #exploremyanmar #traveltolearn #perspective #practicepositivity #abandonedplaces #yoga #meditation #balancingpose #namaste #☮️ #🕉 #☯️

A post shared by Morgan Flatt (@morganflatt) on Jun 29, 2018 at 8:55am PDT

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Monks doing their thing…

A post shared by will ferris (@ferriswiil) on Feb 11, 2017 at 6:44am PST

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I left Myanmar exactly a year ago today. Exactly a year ago today I left a place I didn’t want to leave, but had to leave, a place I still call home. I left love. I left once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. I left lessons learned, struggles I’d never known before, as well as happiness and freedom I hadn’t yet felt. I left a vibrant community of friends from all over the world. I left hundreds of students of all ages and teachers who taught me so much. I left a neighborhood, the kids of Thate Pan Lan, who welcomed me into their lives every single day for nearly three years. I left a country I love like no other country I’ve been. And I left forever and ever changed by it all. Not a day has gone by without #myanmar on my mind the majority of it. Thank you, Myanmar. Thank you. And thank you, @greenhearttravel for taking me there and getting me here. I’m beyond grateful. #throwback #burma #burmese #shwedagon #shwedagonpagoda #greenhearttravel #yangon #temple #buddhisttemple

A post shared by Chase Arneson Chisholm (@joinchase) on Aug 28, 2017 at 5:57pm PDT

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