Step into the luminous world of Myanmar's Tabaung Full Moon Festival, where tradition meets modernity in a vibrant tapestry of culture and devotion. Join us on a journey through this cherished celebration, as we explore the timeless significance of the full moon and the unyielding spirit of community. Read more....

The Chinese New Year in Yangon is a lively celebration of traditions and customs. Streets adorned with red lanterns and vibrant lion dances, reunion dinners, and temple rituals all hold cultural significance. These festivities promote cultural exchange and integration between the Chinese and local Myanmar communities. Through shared celebrations and collaborative events, the Chinese New Year showcases unity in diversity. Yangon preserves its Chinese heritage through language, education, and community organizations, ensuring a bright future of prosperity and good fortune.

Embark on a culinary exploration through Yangon's bustling streets with our blog highlighting five extraordinary fried rice shops. Discover the unique flavors and stories of Phat Tee Ma, Htoo Myat, Kyauk Myaung Good Shal, Than Lan Fried Rice, and Ko Mhan Gyi Shop, and immerse yourself in Myanmar's vibrant culture through its iconic dish – Fried Rice.

Get ready for a captivating experience with Myanmar's most renowned celebration - the Thadaingyut Festival! Learn more here.

To participate in this momentous occasion, you won't need much. Perhaps a single candle or a colorful lantern might be an ideal addition. All you have to do is switch on your lights and join the crowds celebrating the festival in the towns of Myanmar.

This year, as the golden sun of 2023 rises, the second-largest lake - Inle prepares to host one of Myanmar's most enchanting celebrations: the Inle Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Festival. Read more here.

Explore the vibrant culture of the Kayah ethnic group in Myanmar through their enchanting housewarming festival. Discover age-old traditions, rituals, and the warm hospitality that make this event a unique cultural experience. Join us in uncovering the rich heritage of the Kayah people in Kayah State

Venturing around Myanmar is like traveling back in time. Explore the unique story of a clay pot seller from Myanmar who is a woman enterprenuer during current tourism circumstances.

Myanmar, a captivating Southeast Asian country, has drawn tourists from around the world with its natural wonders, ancient temples, and distinct culture. In this blog post, we will take you on a journey of remarkable local experiences in Myanmar, allowing you to connect with the heart and soul of this beautiful country.

The Star Ferry is a unique and unforgettable way to connect with the beauty of life in Myanmar. This guide provides information on the cost, schedule, and what to expect during the 30-minute ride. Bring a camera and cash for the fare, and explore Star City on foot, bike, or bus.

Experience the unique traditions of Myanmar's Thingyan Water Festival, held annually during the third part of April, as you get drenched in fun and festive celebrations that mark the start of the Burmese New Year. Check out this story to know what do we do during Thingyan and when does Thingyan start...

Arakanese people celebrate 12 months of Myanmar festivals according to the Burmese Calendar The majority of Arakanese are Buddhists consequently their festivals mainly consist of Buddhist celebrations. Among the many festivals, the most unique and famous festival in Mrauk U is the Shittaung pagoda festival. Read more......

As a traveller, you may not be aware of the role of local communities in coffee farming when visiting Myanmar. Coffee production has grown in popularity over recent years, and with it so has the number of people wanting to learn more about its production. Let’s explore here.......

Dawei Town is not only just a perfect destination full of beautiful mountains, beaches, islands, hotsprings, waterfalls, historical pagodas but also with unique and wonderful traditional cultures and festivals. You can also enjoy the natural beauty and traditional culture. By visiting the twenty-eight buddha statues Festival, you can see and learn that the people of Dawei are generous with charity and treasure the value of Dawei traditional cultures.

Gilding through Myanmar’s pagodas and temples, you can't help but be impressed by the intricate designs and stunning architecture. And you will wonder about the process of how gold leaf is made … 

The Alm Bowl festival is a traditional event that takes place in Dawei each year. During the festival, local people enjoy special moments with Dawei traditional dances, music and culture. If you visit Dawei in October, you can experience this unique event for yourself.

Myanmar has been making international headlines since the Rohingya crisis and, more recently, the military coup takeover. Myanmar, on the other hand, is reopening its doors to tourists. Domestic tourism is slowly recovering after being hit by a coronavirus pandemic and political unrest. The global pandemic has had a devastating effect on Myanmar's tourism industry. Many hotels and tourism businesses have had to close their doors, and unemployment has skyrocketed. With international tourism reopening, local businesses will be able to pick up the pieces and get back on their feet.

In Myanmar, breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day and locals start their morning with a hearty breakfast to give them energy for the day ahead.So, if you are curious about what Burmese people eat in the morning, read on! You might be surprised by some of the items on the list.

Wondering where to find free online classes for youths? Look no further! Our list of the best free online classes will help you learn new skills and broaden your knowledge base.

As Kayah has a diverse culture and rich traditions, there are some traditional foods and drinks that one must try if you are a first time visitor. This includes Kayah Traditional Sausages and Wine. Kayah Sausages is famous for its taste of the secret ingredient. What is included in the secret ingredient and how do they make it? Let's find out!!

Strangely, the taste was not as sweet as I thought it used to be, as were the emotions and enthusiasm as well. Then I came to recognize that "Happiness has its own expiry date". 

Ponemagyi Shin Ma is a hidden Nat worshipped by Farmers of Upper Myanmar. There are 37 famous Nats in Myanmar. These Nats are historical or legendary figures when they were human beings who had suffered exceedingly tragic or violent deaths and they became Nat Sein. Ponemagyi Shin Ma is not Nat Sein. She is not included in these 37 Nats as she is an ogress.

Street food is one of the best things about traveling. It's a great way to try new things and get a feel for the local culture. And there's nothing better than finding a hidden gem in a busy market.

You should not miss visiting Dome Naung Mai in Myeik by experiencing Community-Based Tourism to promote the local life and the unique culture of Moken. Check here for more detail...

Bagan is an art town of Myanmar with full of wonders and stories. Among those things, Bagan's arts reflects the history, culture and traditions of Burmese People. Here are some of my favorite arts tips..

Nga Pi is mostly made with small shrimps and it sometimes contains small fish. Local people salt small fish and tiny shrimps, place them in the sun and then pound them in a mortar to make Nga Pi. The pot's ferment duration to obtain Nga Pi takes 3 to 4 months. Check here for more info.......

Dawei the capital of Tanintharyi region in the south east of Myanmar is surrounded by mountains, beaches, waterfalls, and historical pagodas. But also home to the traditional Dawei food: Mote Latt Thouk. When you visit Dawei, you should try Dawei Mote Latt Thouk find out more about this delicious food in this article.

You can do such activities as learning about the fishery, hiking to mountains, relaxing at the CBT sites, and traveling to hidden beaches and islands in one place. If you are interested, you can read the full version...

Learn more about Indaw a small town in the Sagain Region of Myanmar.

Myanmar is one of the Southeast Asian Nations of 135 ethnic groups divided into eight major races: Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Bamar, Mon, Rakhine, and Shan. Each has its own remarkably unique cultures, traditions along with ethnic languages.

Indepth article about Myanmar's traditional "suncream" Thanaka

Learn about Christmas Traditions in Myanmar and how the people in the different regions celebrate during the festive season.

The Myanmar astrology belief in the posts represents the planets. Each post represents a day in the week a person was born on. Each post has its name as well as age based upon where they stand around the pagoda. The posts are situated at every corner of the stupa and have mythological animals carved into them for good luck according to those who believe it will protect you during your journey through life!

This article describes the tourism situation and perspectives of Myanmar people during COVID-19 and the political crisis.

Check out Nice Local Products in Myanmar and explore how local markets emerge during COVID-19...

This story is about UNESCO World Heritage Site Bagan and its people who are going through the COVID-19 pandemic and the coup.

How does a Myanmar Corn Farmer of Nyaungdone, Myanmar, 67 km from Yangon deal with the effects of COVID-19 and the February 1 2021 Coup.

Learn how the lamp and natural fabric dye handicraft couple from Dawei, Myanmar turned their hobby into a business during the Covid-19 pandemic.

What is 5-day market? Actually, it is not only the market place but also the place you can try different colorful culture tips that will make your experiences alive and unique.

Although street vendors play an important role in the local economy in Dawei, nowadays, their sales are down and they are facing a lot of challenges and also struggling very hard to survive due to the Covid and Crisis.

This story is about villagers that work as delivery men for online stores and food portals in big cities.

This article will give you insight into the most common funeral customs and the Buddhist funeral culture in Myanmar.

Dealing with Coup