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Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
LAND OF
WONDROUS NATURE

Flush with lush forests decorating green mountains, and magnificent bodies of water teeming with endemic species, the country is perfect for nature lovers.

Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
SPLENDID CULTURE
& TRADITIONS
It is an impressive list of culture and traditions that mark the life of the Myanmarese. The months are packed with exciting festivals, delicious food, and beautiful traditional crafts
Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
SIGNIFICANT
RELIGIOUS SITES
The country is home to important religious sites for Buddhists worldwide. Experience the spiritual and the supernatural in temples, pagodas and monasteries across the lush landscape.
Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
RICH IN
ANCIENT HISTORY

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.

COMMUNITY-BASED TOURISM
Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
AUTHENTIC LOCAL EXPERIENCE

Interact with locals and experience the way of life in the country’s villages.

VALUABLE
SKILL-LEARNINGEnjoy the art of silversmith, natural fabric-dyeing and weaving with experts from the village.
ENJOY NATIVE DELICACIESWitness traditional cooking skills of the locals and indulge in unique flavours of their cuisines.
DID YOU KNOW?

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.

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