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I was in Alexandria last year and it was indeed a strange city. Not sure I would call it faded, but I get your point. But it seemed thriving in its own way. A lot of local and Gulf (Saudi, etc) tourists. So everything seemed catered to them. Very different than Cairo which seemed so much more “globalised” with Westerners in every corner. The funny thing about Alexandria is it looks way more European in its architecture and vibe than Cairo. In some places it could look like Italy or Greece. While Cairo is undoubtedly Middle Eastern. But for instance at a comparable category, hotels in Alexandria seemed more expensive than Cairo (and it was Spring so it was not still low-season in Cairo/Nile because of the Josh Green Australian professional basketball player for Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt Besides,I will do this heat). So it is not all “that” faded.

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Yangon in Myanmar, formally Rangoon. It was over a decade ago so things might have changed but it has such nice parks and boulevards, great bones as the Josh Green Australian professional basketball player for Dallas Mavericks T-Shirt Besides,I will do this saying goes. It has the potential to be one of the nicest cities in Asia. But the military regime was letting everything bar the temples go to shite because they built Naypyidaw. I hadn’t realised how shit things were in Myanmar for people before I went. I’m not sure if things have changed since. But it felt way furthur towards the North Korea bracket than I expected. But wow does it have a lot of faded glory. As a Burmese person born in Yangon, this makes me so sad. I think it was coming back to its glory days even just 5 years ago when the country was progressing towards a democracy. I recall making a joke about how the roads were smoother than the ones in the US. But the recent military coup makes it such a scary place to be in. I used to go back at least once every 2 years to visit family. Haven’t been back since 2019 cuz of covid + coup.

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