Explore the vibrant Taungbyone Nat Festival in Myanmar, a unique cultural celebration filled with traditional rituals, music, and dance honouring the country's spiritual heritage.

The Kason Festival, celebrated annually in Myanmar, is a significant Myanmar's cultural and religious event. During the second month of the Myanmar calendar, Buddhists come together to commemorate this sacred festival. Read More....

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.

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.

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.

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...

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 … 

Sabuti is a Chin Traditional Food made with corn and meat. It is fresh and sweet. It is special for its taste and smell.

If you love Myanmar's culture and traditions, I want to recommend that you visit Dawei and join tours and learn Dawei traditional dances of Myanmar.

Kayah State is the smallest one of Myanmar’s 14 states and regions, but has an amazing variety of landscapes due to its geographical location. The area is 11,731 km2.

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.

The diverse culture of Myanmar is on full display during its seasonal festivals. The country has a number or celebrated ones, all with their own unique traditions and celebrations that happen throughout the year!

If you're looking for an interesting and off-the-beaten-path destination to visit, then look no further than Magway, Myanmar. See more about Magway Region here....

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 also a popular tourist destination, and there are many activities that visitors can do in order to fully experience all that the city has to offer. Check them out here.....

Shin Koe Shin Pagodas are unique 9 pagodas in Dawei. If you visit Dawei, you should visit Shin Koe Shin Pagodas and you can study the histories and architecture of Shin Koe Shin Pagodas. When most people visit Dawei, they first go to Shin Koe Shin pagodas. And then, they go to the beaches, islands, and other destinations.

The Naga traditional New Year festival is held in the middle of January after harvest time. The festival is usually celebrated over 3 days.

Sagaing is the vibrant city in northern Myanmar known for its many interesting places. Once, Sagaing was the former capital of the Sagaing division. From Sagaing's historic temples and monasteries to its bustling markets, there is something here for everyone to enjoy.

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.

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!

Myanmar people who are prosperous with diverse traditions and who are keen to have fun hold the respective festivals every month according to Myanmar Lunar Festival. So, 12 different festivals are mostly held on each full moon day with its own tradition and specification that some full moon days are even national holidays and some are not. Besides, some are held nationwide while some are held only in specific regions. Among those 12 festivals, Thazaungdine Fire Balloon festival which is held in 8th Myanmar lunar month called Thazaungmone is a famous and magnificent one.

Read all about this not miss Elephant Dancing Festival near Mandalay

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