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| Welcome To Golden Land, Myanmar |
| Check Out the Best Places To visit During Your Stay! | |
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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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| Kyaikkasan Pagoda |
| The Kyaikkasan Pagoda is one of the ancient pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar. |
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| Yetagun Taung Golf Course |
| Yetagun Taung Golf Course or the Water fall Golf Course in Mandalay is located on the left side of Mandalay-Maymyo Highway Road. |
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| Bupaya Pagoda |
| Bupaya Pagoda is an attractive monument because of its age and its location on the banks of the Irrawaddy river. |
| Bagan |
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| Kyaikpawlaw Buddha Image |
| Kyaikpawlaw Buddha Image is well-known because of the living mole on the face of the Buddha image. |
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| Dhammayangyi Temple |
| The Dhammayangyi is the largest temple on the plains of Bagan. |
| Bagan |
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| You can explore information, photos and videos about all interesting places around Myanmar here. |
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Panyan (Masonry) |
The art of Panyan (mason) is an enterprise which constructs the buildings using bricks, stones and cement. The masons build brick houses, pagoda, bridges. Myanmar’s traditional masonry works enjoys world wide renown for the ancient pagodas and other religious buildings around Bagan region. The Myanmar’s traditional ma... |
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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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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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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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Stuffed Tofu |
| Meal Of Bamar People |
Tofu Stuffed is a snack Myanmar people usually eat. It is also very easy and quick to make. Tofu is firstly fried and stuffed with hot and spicy chili, fresh onion, lemon leave for fresh smell, lime juice and slice cabbage. Very yummy to eat for sure! |
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| Check out the delicious traditional burmese food here. |
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| Bagan Dance |
| Dance Of Bamar People |
 This dance originates from the time of the Pyu kingdoms (5th-10th century). A small number of relatively crude musical instruments were used and the dance style is slow and sedate. ... |
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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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| Kyaukse Elephant Dance |
| Dance Of Bamar People |
 Dancing Elephant Festival is also another famous festival in Myanmar.
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It is held in Kyaukse, near Mandalay.
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