Tradition

Myanmar Traditional Food (Myanmar New Year Snacks)

    Myanmar Traditional Food  (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 Thingyan Water-throwing days. You can make them on your own

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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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Tazaungdine Festival

    Tazaungdine Festival

Unsatisfied yet  with the fun of the lighting festival of Thadingyut, the people start looking for an excuse to have another lighting festival. Thadingyut’s  lightings  are closely connected with Buddhist

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Shwe Yin Aye

    Shwe Yin Aye

Ingredients: Mont Let Saung – 2 table spoon Sago (Tapioca) – 2 table spoon Coconut -milk jelly – moderate amount Steamed sticky rice – moderate amount (steamed to tender) Coconut

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TABAUNG : THE MONTH OF SAND PAGODA FESTIVAL

    TABAUNG : THE MONTH OF SAND PAGODA FESTIVAL

The Myanmar month “Tabaung” in the twelfth and the last month of Myanmar lunar Calendar and coincides with March. Tabaung

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THE HARVEST FESTIVAL-THE HTAMANE RESPECT FOR TOP PRIORITIES

    THE HARVEST FESTIVAL-THE HTAMANE RESPECT FOR TOP PRIORITIES

Come Tabodwe (February), the eleventh month of the Myanmar calendar, we have the harvest festival and the making of htamane,

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Marriage Ceremonies in Myanmar

    Marriage Ceremonies  in Myanmar

 Marriage ceremonies are celebrated on a grand scale in Myanmar. Foreign visitors paying a visit to our country show keen

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When ”pade-tha” trees grow again

    When ”pade-tha” trees grow again

Speaking of trees, one should not forget the Pade-tha Tree. The tree grew on earth at the beginning of the

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Flora in myanmar culture : thazin

    Flora in myanmar culture : thazin

Nataw the 9th month of Myanmar lunar calendar corresponds to December. It is the second month of Myanmar cold season

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Hair-dos of Myanmar Women in the British Colonial Days

    Hair-dos of  Myanmar Women  in the British Colonial Days

After the British Annexation of upper Myanmar the whole country fell into the hands of the Brit­ish Imperiatists and became a small state in the British Empire. The people of

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