6 day itinerary Myanmar — Suggest Myanmar solo travel itinerary for...
Self-sufficient or solo travel to Myanmar, why not? If you still do not know much about Myanmar, let us reveal some things: Myanmar is...
Explore Shwezigon Paya — The first gold-plated & most sacred pagoda...
Shwezigon Pagoda (Shwezigon Paya, Shwezigon Bagan, Shwezigon Temple, Shwezigon Paya Bagan) is considered the first gold-plated pagoda in Myanmar. It was first built by...
What to buy in Myanmar (Burma)? — Top 10 best things...
Myanmar (also known as Burma) is not only attracting visitors by the beautiful temples but also attract tourists with a variety of exquisite and...
What not to do in Myanmar — 10 things every traveler...
Each country has its own customs and rules, and so does Myanmar (also known as Burma). Therefore, if you don’t want to be considered...
Yangon itinerary 3 days — What to do & how to...
Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) has just opened its doors to welcome the travelers recently. With many daily flights come here from Bangkok, making it easier...
Yangon food guide — 18 famous Yangon foods you should try
Yangon enthralls visitors forever not only by the beautiful temples but also by variant and enticing dishes. The days of exploring Yangon are the...
Top 9 famous places & best things to do in Yangon
Yangon, which formerly known as Rangoon, is like a glittering jewel in the center of Myanmar. It is the capital and largest city in...
Exploring the peaceful life of people on Inle Lake, Burma
The boats gliding in early fog, sound of boating, birds go for feeding ... bring Inle — one of the two largest freshwater lakes...
4 most fascinating water festivals in Southeast Asia
In mid-April every year, water festivals in many Southeast Asian countries propitiate the heat of the tropics and to brighten up the color of...
6 traditional Burmese food you must-try when visiting Myanmar
Myanmar cuisine is known to be heavily influenced from countries like China, India, Thailand or the culinary culture of many ethnic minorities. However, you...
