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Flora in myanmar culture ဆူးပုပ္ရြက္ – Hsu Poke

    Flora in myanmar  culture ဆူးပုပ္ရြက္ – Hsu Poke

Hsu poke ဆူးပုပ္ရြက္ botanically termed Acacia intsia as a kind of vegetable with a strong odour and a good appetizing taste. Soft thorns are lining its branches and they are

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TAING LAI (A) SHAN NI

    TAING LAI (A) SHAN NI

Taing Lai (a) Shan Ni have been settling and living in and around the regions, Myik-kyinar, Bamoh, Moenhyne, Moekaung, Kathar, and Wintho which are plain in Kachin state of Upper

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Local, Bronze age, Iron age and Dr.Thomas Oliver Pryce

    Local, Bronze age, Iron age and  Dr.Thomas Oliver Pryce

French archaeologist Dr.Thomas Oliver Pryce is doing excavations and research since 2001 at Nyaungkan and Oak-aing villages, Budalin Township, Monywa District, Sagaing Region. His experiences and initial findings together with Myanmar

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Kayan-Kangan (Yin Baw)

    Kayan-Kangan  (Yin Baw)

A Kayan national tribe, called “Yin Baw” lives in Demauso Township. Their name was given to them by the Shan nationals and it means silver plate of the finest quality.

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Mon Traditional Mawlamyine Thingyan Rice

    Mon Traditional Mawlamyine Thingyan Rice

Ingredients Rice        – 1 tin Dried Fish  – 10 ticals Green Mango – 1 (cleaned and grated) Onion – 3

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Delicious Thargu

    Delicious Thargu

One of the well-known delicacies in Myanmar, is Thargu (Sagu), in the form of either a sweet-meat or porridge. Thargu

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MYANMAR TRADITIONAL FOOD (Shwe Yin Aye)

    MYANMAR TRADITIONAL FOOD (Shwe Yin Aye)

Shwe Yin Aye is one of the ways how to cool yourself down on hot days! These days, vendors selling

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Myanmar traditional food Mont Lone Yae Baw (Myanmar New Year Snacks)

    Myanmar traditional food  Mont Lone Yae Baw (Myanmar New Year Snacks)

Easy do-it-yourself recipes for some Myanmar snacks_traditional delicacies people in Myanmar enjoy eating or drinking during their New Year and

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The Water-throwing Festival

    The Water-throwing  Festival

Tagu (April), the first month of the Myanmar calendar, is the month for the much-expected Water-throwing Festival. The weather is

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THINGYAN

    THINGYAN

Thingyan, literally change, marks Myanmar New year, ie the old year changes to the new. At that time of every April 13-14 (mid-April) the traditional Water Festival is held. The

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