Flush with lush forests decorating green mountains, and magnificent bodies of water teeming with endemic species, the country is perfect for nature lovers.
More than its rich recent historical past, Myanmar is home to the ancient Pyu cities as well as rare archaeological finds dating back to the Neolithic period.
Tourists may have noticed that some locals have red teeth. This is due to their long-practised tradition of chewing kwun-ya – betel vine leaves wrapped with areca nuts, slaked lime and sometimes tobacco.
UNDER the 2023 Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Special Fund, the opening ceremony for Training on Making Tourism More Sustainable in Cultural Heritage Destinations in the Post-Pandemic
UNION Minister for Hotels and Tourism, Dr Thet Thet Khine attended the opening ceremony of the “Seminar on Making Tourism More Sustainable in Cultural Heritage Destinations in th
THE Myanmar delegation led by Union Minister for Hotels and Tourism Dr Thet Thet Khine participated in a field visit to prominent destinations and industries in Shanxi, China, from
