Interested in discovering colorful and unique festivals around the world or especially is eager to find out more Burmese people and culture, Phaungdawoo Festival will be listed in one of the most festive festival in Myanmar, absolutely is one of…
When it comes to Inle Lake, – the second largest lake in Myanmar, not only Burmese people but also international tourists will probably think about trips or excursions in which they can have a precious opportunity to commune completely with…
The fishermen, the most iconic representative of the fascinating Myanmar culture, the unique method of one-legged rowing, are a must see on your trip to Inle Lake, the second largest freshwater lake in Myanmar, located at a height of about…
Coffee-drinking-culture has been in Myanmar for such a long time. When the military regime was still in power, coffee used to be considered as a luxurious drink for the elite and foreigners. After the transformation of the nation, the widespread…
Nestled in the heart of the Yaw Min Gyi Ward, north of downtown Yangon, The Press Office Cafe offers an excellent space for one and all. Situated along Bo Yar Nyunt road, the cafe is one of top recommended coffee…
Yadanarpon Mandalay was the last capital of Myanmar’s Konbaung dynasty, and was founded six days after the full moon of Kasone in the Myanmar year 1221, or 1859 in the Western calendar. While the historical records say the city was established…
Thom as Kean Myanmar’s southern Tanintharyi Region conjures images of wild mountain passes, picture-perfect beaches, isolated settlements and untouched islands. For the most part this is accurate – it is indeed a region of stunning natural beauty – but decades…
Travellers have been leaving behind the bustle of lowland Myanmar and journeying up the scenic mountain road to calm Pyin Oo Lwin, a former colonial-era hill station, for more than 100 years. Its moderate temperatures first drew British colonial officials…
Mandalay is one of those palace names that evokes a feeling of the exotic, even if many people are not sure exactly why. Some may know it from the work of famous writers, like George Orwell, who visited while living…
Time: The fullmoon day of Tauaung (February to March) Location: Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon. Shwedagon Pagoda Festival, one of the significant festivals of Burmese, is held in Tauaung month-the last month in the Myanmar calendar, falls in February or March. Many…