Sagar on the banks of the Beluo Chaung river, Burma.
Sagar, originally part of the Shan state once ruled by the Sabwas people, ruthlessly eliminated by the Burmese military dictator Ne Win who took power not long after the end of the
second world war and is largely responsible for the destruction of Burma. The
village itself is now little more than a crumbling, yet friendly, place reached by boat from Nyaung Shwe and taking around two and a half to 3 hours to
reach. It is nonetheless a fascinating and worthwhile place to visit.
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