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Welcome To Golden Land, Myanmar |
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Note:: Some of the places in Myanmar are not available to visitor all year round. |
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"Myanmar is adjacent attached to seacoasts, scenes of beaches you can view, and also enriched Hill land, Mountain View Point could also be enjoyable. Rivers, Streams, Lakes and Ponds abundance make you feel pleased on boat-rides. As most people in Myanmar are Buddhists, there are so many Pagodas, Buddha Images, and Monasteries to visit elsewhere. Ethnicity collective unique Myanmar is able to be observed variety of Customs and Traditions, and not an Industrial nation yet, still a developing country, Hand-crafts are reliable that could study Hand-made Domestic Works a lot."
Here is the one stop access to get all information to visit Mynamar.
WARMLY WELCOME To MYANMAR |
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Mann Shwe Settaw Pagoda |
A pair of Buddha's footprints are located in Settawya, a forest retreat at 34 miles' distance west of Minbu on the opposite bank of Magwe. |
Minbu |
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Kyaikkasan Pagoda |
The Kyaikkasan Pagoda is one of the ancient pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar. |
Yangon |
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Pun Hlaing Golf Resort |
It's a newly established golf club located at a beautiful junction between Hlaing & Pun Haling Rivers. It's designed by world famous professional Golf Champion Gary Player. |
Yangon |
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Hpaung Daw U Pagoda |
Myanmar is adjacent attached to seacoasts, scenes of beaches you can view, and also enriched Hill land, Mountain View Point could also be enjoyable. |
Taunggyi |
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Mandalay Capital of the last dynasty |
The second-last king of the Konbaung dynasty, which was first established, great-great grandson of the founder King Alaungpaya, who united the country into the Third Myanmar Empire. |
Mandalay |
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You can explore information, photos and videos about all interesting places around Myanmar here. |
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Myanma Traditional Tayaw-Kinbun Shampoo |
Myanmar traditional Tayaw-Kinbun shampoo is the bio-herbal, and there was a very effective fresh, natural shampoo that was always home made. It has no chemicals so that is can be used safely by all walks of life. The main ingredients of this shampoo consist of the bark of a shrub known as"Tayaw". The Tayaw is the kind o... |
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Myanmar Dress |
The typical garment of the Burmese is the Indian lungi or longyi, a sarong worn by both men and women. This replaced the traditional paso for men and tamein for women by the 20th century. For business and formal occasions, Bamar men wear a Manchu Chinese jacket (Taik Pon) over an English collar shirt (sometimes donning a turban c... |
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Pantin (Bronze casting) |
The art of Pantin (Bronze casting) is an enterprise producing materials of copper, bronze or brass. The artisans make triangular brass gong, gong and brass bowl for monk, weights in the shape of brainy ducks, tray, copper pot, cup bowl, cymbal, bell jingle bell and small brass gong. Myanmar’s traditional coppersmith’s... |
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Embassy |
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There are a list of Foreign Embassies in Myanmar and Myanmar Embassies around the world. We hope it can be useful for you what want to know about Myanmar and where to go with ease and security when you are travelling in Myanmar. |
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Currency |
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The kyat is the currency of Myanmar and the currency code for Kyats is MMK. US dollar is the most acceptable currency. You can exchange money at banks, airports, shopping centers and down town easily now. |
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Spoken Language |
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Burmese is the main language, but English is spoken by many people in cities and tourist areas (to varying degrees of proficiency); most hotels and tour agencies have some staff with a reasonable level of understanding. |
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Fried Shrimp Tempura |
Meal Of Bamar People |
We can cook and prawn or shrimp in many ways. Sometime we cook curry with red pepper and sometime we make salad or fried with tempura powder.This week, I want to introduce how to fry shrimp with tempura. It take a short time and easy to cook. Let’s try together. |
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Glutinous Rice Cooked in Oil |
Meal Of Bamar People |
This is the one of the general snack you can found at every market place in Myanmar. You can easily get this snack in Pagoda Festivals. Myanmar people have this snack in all year round and depend on the place tradition, it accompaniments are boiled garden pea, roasted sesame powder, Fried Onion, Coconut shred, Dried Shrimps or Dried Fishes. Green Tea is always serve with this snack. |
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Spicy Fried Fresh Catfish |
Meal Of Bamar People |
One of a companion food for many kind of soup is spicy fresh catfish fried especially with beam soup. Although there are some step to make this dish, this crunchy fried fish make may become your favorite. |
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CatFish with Morinda Curry |
Meal Of Bamar People |
“Ye Yoe”, Morinda leave, is a medicinal leave and Myanmar people used this leave in cooking. Mostly cooked with fishes and I used catfish this time. You can easily notice different delicious curry of catfish with morinda leave by smell. |
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U Shwe Yoe and Daw Moe dance |
Dance Of Bamar People |
 Rather than a classic, this dance is an example of contemporary Burmese folk art. The dance has appeared out of the custom of entertaining the crowd, especially volunteers taking pa... |
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Burmese Music |
Dance Of Bamar People |
 The music of Burma has similarities with and is related to many other musical traditions in the region, including Chinese music and Thai music.
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Nat dance |
Dance Of Bamar People |
 In Burma, it is traditional to make an offering of a green coconut, three hands of bananas, and a few other accessories, to the Guardian Spirit of Land (a nat) prior to an important... |
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