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The sixth month of Myanmar Lunar Calender “Tawthalin” corresponds to September. Heavy monsoon begins to subside though it still rains, the precipitations are only drizzles because storms are leaving the
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One of the many products that attracts the attention of tourists visiting a Myanmar market is the Myanmar traditional shoulder bag. The standard size of the colourful bags is about
If I were asked what is one of the things I have cherished since I was a child, I would say it is pebyoke. Pe in Myanmar means peas and
The fifth month of Myanmar lunar calendar is Wakhaung corresponding to August. It is the mid month of Buddhist Lent, so it is called Wa (Lent) Khaung (middle). The south
Waso is the fourth month of Myanmar Lunar calendar corresponding to July. Waso is the begin-ning of Myanmar monsoon and
“This thing called THIN-GAN (monk’s robes) But itself is not a thing to be undesirable, But worn by this bloated,
One of the most revered aquatic flowers around the world is Lotus [Nelumbo Neifera]. Though native to Southern Asia, it
So much so is the love for sour things by Myanmar people that the instance they talk about sour fruits
It is a game yet one would think it to be a dance. It exhibits so many choreographic elements which
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Introduction This article is a brief introduction to Myanmar food, its nature and characteristics. It gives an account of daily meals, eating out at cafes and restaurants, and about the
