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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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| Shwedagon Pagoda |
| No visit to the Union of Myanmar is complete without a visit to the 2,600 years old Shwedagon Pagoda, which enshrines strands of Buddha's hair and other holy relics. |
| Yangon |
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| The Gote Hteik Viaduct |
| There was located a Bridge namely Gote Hteik on Mandalay-Lashio railways between Naung Cho and Kyaukmei at Northern Shan State. |
| Pyin Oo Lwin |
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| Swe Taw Myat Pagoda |
| Sacred Replica Tooth Relic was enshrined in the Buddha’s Replica Tooth Relic Pagoda (Yangon) on Dhamapala Hillock in Mayangone Township. |
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| Myeik Archipelago Myanmar |
| Myeik Archipelago, located in southernmost part of Myanmar, comprises over 800 beautiful islands. |
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| The Magical Environs of BAGAN |
| There is no doubt that Bagan, with nearly 1000 years of history, is the richest centre for Buddhism and culture in Myanmar. |
| Bagan |
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| You can explore information, photos and videos about all interesting places around Myanmar here. |
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Panbu (Sculpture) |
The art of Panbu (Sculpture) means the one which produces figures and floral designs made of wood or ivory. The artisans make the figure of human beings and animals and floral designs. Myanmar’s traditional sculpture emerged before the Bagan period and it improved in the middle of Bagan Era. Myanmar’s sculpture base t... |
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Panyun (Lacquerware) |
Yun-de is lacquerware in Burmese, and the art is called Pan yun. The lacquer is the sap tapped from the varnish tree Melanorrhoea usitata or Thitsee that grows wild in the forests of Myanmar (formerly Burma). It is straw-colored but turns black on exposure to air. When brushed in or coated on, it forms ... |
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Pantain (Goldsmith and Silversmith) |
The art of Pantain (gold or silver smith) is an enterprise of making items of gold or silver. Silver smith is the art of making drinking bowl, receptacle bowl, prize-cup, shield and belt. Gold smith is the art of making earrings, ring, bracelet, pendent and necklace. Myanmar’s traditional arts and crafts artistic creat... |
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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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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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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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Indian Trumpet Fruit Salad |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Indian trumpet fruit is eaten in many different ways in Myanmar. This fruit is little bitter but some people like that kind of taste. Roast, marinate, pickle and some serve with fresh fruit in salad form. |
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Sour and Spicy Dwarf Catfish Curry |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Tomato, tamarind, oil with onion gravy is common gravy to make many dishes in Myanmar. Catfish is cook with this gravy to get special flavor and season with spice leave for smell. |
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Delicacy made of Sticky Rice |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Myanmar people have tradition of making food of base on the month of a year. Hta Ma Nare is one of the special food representing month TaPound (February). To make this dish you will need at least 2 people working in great balance. That why Myanmar people say unity can bring to people when they make this food together. |
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Rasgulla (Sweet Milk-balls) |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
If you bought milk and it were rotten, avoid from waste, Rasgulla Home-made is presented. Rotten not milk could also be made; if milk is good, do not wait till boil, squeeze a quarter of Lemon into hot milk like this. |
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| Check out the delicious traditional burmese food here. |
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| Doan dance |
| Dance Of Karen People |
 If one were to name the dance which best represents the life and beauty of the Kayin people, it is the Doan dance. It is a joyful and gay collective dance which symbolises solidar... |
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| The Kainari and Kainara Dance |
| Dance Of Shan People |
 The Kainari and Kainara duet bird dance is performed on auspicious occasions such as eating the new crop festivals and festivals marking the beginning and end of Buddhist lent.Th... |
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| Bilu Dance |
| Dance Of Bamar People |
 The bilus (demons or ogres) are ancient characters, thought to originate from a legendary race that roamed India and Burma circa 2000 BC. Buddhist literature describes them as primitive and feared by ... |
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