The Myanmar puppet theatre has a long and rich tradition of about six centuries and we now have enough evidences to believe that, as in Thailand and Java (Indonesia), the
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“I remember, Morgan, you saying you put up at a phone-gyee-kyaung (Buddhist monastery) in Bagan-Nyaung Oo with your compatriot, Bob, a culture-seeking tourist.” “Yes, Zilly, we’re there for a fortnight
Tagu (April), the first month of the Myanmar calendar, is the month for the much-expected Water-throwing Festival. The weather is arid, the occasional puffs of wind heated, and all nature
“The maiden’s Taungpyone Festival is around the corner;Let me accompany with the Myoma musical band to the Festival;’Hey, brother-in-law’, someone is cracking a joke from behind;Be patient, fair maiden, it’s
You might be wondering what the title of this article means. Well, the two hyphenated words are Myanmar words.
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Just opposite to the three capitals of Myanmar kings Inwa, Amarapura and Mandalay and running along the west bank of the mighty River Ayeyarwaddy is a range of wooded