8 Myanmar (Burma) travel tips Travelling to Myanmar (previously Burma) is like stepping into a different world, filled with spirituality and adventure. Long isolated from the world, Myanmar is finally opening up. With heartwarming people, breath-taking landscapes, and some of the most impressive ancient temples...Read More
Ma Aye Shwe, known as the Fatty Lady, in the kitchen of her five-table restaurant in the Burmese village of Ohnoma. Credit Nelson Ching for The New York Times A Culinary Odyssey,on a Path Blazed by Orwell- The New York Times by JANE PERLEZ MARCH...Read More
Myanmar amazing food With 136 different nations; with different cuisine its no wonder the food in Myanmar is simply AMAZING. From colonial tearooms to street-side noodle shops, start off with a food trail down the lively streets of Yangon. You could begin with the ‘national’...Read More
Myeik Archipelago diary We found the idea of a four-day cruise in the warm, sunny and isolated Myeik Archipelago – visited by so few tourists – immediately appealing, and put it at the top of our list of things to do on our four-week stay...Read More
Magical Bagan – Gili Bagan is a dream and my hands down favorite place that I visited anywhere. You can keep your Ankor Wats, Great Walls of China and Borobadours, this place is pure magic and like nothing you will ever see again. I could...Read More
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