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.
UNION Minister for Hotels and Tourism Dr Thet Thet Khine met Mr Shi Zhongjun, Secretary-General of the Beijing-based ASEAN-China Centre (ACC), and his delegation at Sedona Hotel, Y
UNION Minister for Hotels and Tourism Dr Thet Thet Khaing, along with Deputy Minister U Phyo Zaw Soe and senior offi cials, welcomed Thai tourists visiting Myanmar at the Jas mine
NayPyiTaw, Nov 28 DEPUTY Minister for Hotels and Tourism U Phyo Zaw Soe, who also chairs the Accommodation and Catering Subcommittee for the Fifth National Sports Festival, visited
