By Jaycee Jung Myanmar is known for its culture and diversity, with more than 130 tribes and ethnicities. The country’s many tribes have distinctive cultural identities and even preferred textiles like cotton, silk and other fibres. The moment you walk on the street of Myanmar, you will notice that most of the men and women...Continue Reading

Puta-O, Northern Myanmar is developing with high speed Puta- O is the northern most town in Myanmar. Situated at the base of the Himalayan Mountain range and close to the highest mountain in Myanmar, Mount Hkakabo Razi at 19296 feet/5881m. Around the town are plentiful natural resources, dense forests where rare species of animals and...Continue Reading

Inwa is likely to rise in 2019 By Kyaw Htike Soe Inwa Region is located at the confluence of the Ayeyawady River and Dokhtawady River about 2 miles and four furlongs north of TadaU Township and around 20 miles southwest of Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest cultural city.Inwa is known for hosting several ancient heritages such...Continue Reading

Nay Pyi Daw, 12th April Bagan Thingyan Festival will be celebrated near the Information Counter next to Bagan Palace in Bagan Ancient City with the supervision of Directorate of Hotels and Tourism, with the corporations of Myanmar Hoteliers Association (Bagan), Myanmar Restaurants Association (Bagan), Bagan Regional Guide Association (Bagan). In this event, there will have...Continue Reading

Innlay Lake, the high land lake in Shan State, the hilly region of Myanmar is one of the most well-known tourism site for both local and foreign visitors. It is famous for the beautiful serenity and the culture of Innthar ethnic people living in the floating houses upon and around the lake. One of the...Continue Reading