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One of the most appealing aspects of travelling in Myanmar is getting to know its local people and businesses. Whether you're visiting the bustling markets of Yangon or trying local delicacies in a small village, you'll get a firsthand look at the rich culture and traditions that influence life in Myanmar.
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Myanmar is a culturally rich country with a long and fascinating history. Mighty kings, the British colonization, the Japanese invasion have all left their marks on this fascinating country. From its ancient temples and bustling cities to its tranquil villages and stunning natural landscapes, Myanmar offers something for every type of traveler. Religion is an important part of life in Myanmar, and the country is home to a diverse array of religious traditions. Buddhism is the most popular religion in Myanmar, followed by Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. Myanmar has a population of over 55 million, including over 135 ethnic groups with different languages while Burmese is the main language of Myanmar.
Whether you're interested in exploring the beautiful temples, hiking through lush forests, or simply relaxing on one of Myanmar's stunning beaches, there is something for everyone in this diverse country. So if you're looking for an unforgettable travel experience that allows you to discover a fascinating culture and natural beauty unlike anything else in the world, then be sure to add Myanmar to your travel bucket list!,
Travelling to Myanmar is a unique and rewarding experience that allows you to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of this fascinating country. The country is rich in biodiversity due to its diverse ecosystems and varying altitude from sea level to the high mountain peaks of the Himalaya. And on top of that there is the tropical Mergui archipelago which has more than 800 islands and is full with coral reefs. Myanmar is also home to some of the largest remaining intact forests in Southeast Asia. Besides all this beauty Myanmar is also one of the countries that is most vulnerable for climate change in the world.
Agriculture is one the main income for most of the people in Myanmar, improving agriculture output is one of the key elements to help to lift people out of poverty in this country. Rice is the most important crop that contributes to the GDP. Beans, Pulses and increasingly maize are other main crops that are farmed.
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Being hot and normally no much rainfall in Central Myanmar part, the excellent time to visit regions in Central Myanmar would be October to May where the weather is hot and dry in all regions. It is also the time that is good for walking and cycling in the evening and to enjoy sunset in most regions' viewpoints. In that time, the temperature range between 75 F and 93 F within June and September and exploration to rural area culture and experiencing local lifestyle through traditional festivals can also be made. Because this region is central part of Myanmar and doesn't rain heavily, the rainy crazy can also join visiting to enjoy different or unique experience. There are even some itineraries which are planned especially for rainy season at Bagan. For those who enjoys to visit to the villages, winter will be the best time which starts around December to February.
There are many ways accessible for Central Myanmar. Having the middle part of Ayeyarwaddy river makes some domestic cruise as one of your extra options. Mostly used one to get here is airplane by inbound visitors or foreigners flown by Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw international airport and express or cars by domestic visitors. When the way comes from Southern Myanmar, visitors also use domestic cruise running along the Ayeyarwaddy. It is also used to get the central Myanmar regions as well.
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