Myanmar Lifestyle
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2 CommentsStep aside from the unrevealed beauty packed in impressive historical sites, Myanmar lifestyle is an amazing allure to discover in Burma tours. Within 135 ethnic groups, each with their own characteristics making Myanmar culture and tradition varies from region to region. Their traditional costumes, make-up, and working, all are unique and special. From the big cities to the tranquil villages, there will be more things to see and experience the laid-back pace of life that has a strong connection to Buddhism. Keep scrolling up to check out all you need to know about Burmese way of living, marriage, and more.
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Lifestyle, Communication and Working of Burmese People
Step aside from the unrevealed beauty, Myanmar culture and lifestyle will get any foreigners itching to go there. The more you know, the more you will fall in love with this nation. In this article, Go Myanmar Tours delivers you with the most authentic Myanmar lifestyle on every aspect…
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Marriage & Wedding in Myanmar
Burmese marriage is somehow similar to several other developing countries like China, Vietnam, etc. However, there still exist differences among the cultures. How weddings are celebrated or what the bride […]
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Typical Myanmar Family Life – Changes & Values
Like other Eastern countries, the villages were formed very early in which families play the leading role. Once finding yourself in a Myanmar tour, you will discover that “family” is […]
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Traditional Dress of Myanmar – Essence of A Unique Culture
The traditional costumes of Myanmar are considered as a symbol expresses clearly about the unique culture and warm hospitality of this country, which creates a deep impression for those who […]
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Must-know Customs Before Visiting Myanmar
Myanmar (Burma in the former way) is a Southeast Asian country of 135 ethnic groups with their own languages and dialects, being adjacent to India, Bangladesh, China, Laos, and Thailand. With […]
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Myanmar Traditional Costume – Longyi
Myanmar Longyi, along with the country’s longtime history, art, and heritage sites has contributed to the richness of the Burmese culture that will grasp your attention whenever you find yourself […]
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Thanaka – Beauty Treatment of Myanmar Women (Tanaka)
Thanaka, or Tanaka, a mix-up with a creamy white gold, is made from finely ground bark. This is a typical practice of the people of Myanmar from more than 2000 years…
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Wedding Ceremony and Dead Ceremony of Myanmar People
Myanmar customs on wedding and funeral ceremonies are somehow similar to other countries in Asia with some complicated and typical rituals during the ceremony. Once taking a Myanmar tour, experience […]
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at 3:33 am
I’d like to point out a few wrong facts. Being a Myanmar, I’ve spent almost all of my 23 years in here.
First of all, I’ve never heard of the tradition of eating with the left hand. It must be quite limited to some rural region even if exists. From what I’ve know, the idea of the uncleanness of the right rand originally belongs to Mahayana Chinese culture.
Second of all, although the fact that percentage of Myanmar people who can speak and write English are very high, Myanmar students starts studying English since they are around six, not since the junior high schools. The truth is that the academic system of teaching English of Myanmar schools practically aren’t ineffective. But, because it takes about a decade for every student, most Myanmar people just turn out to be relatively good at English.
Third of all, in urban areas, a lot of Myanmar Buddhists don’t go to pagodas or monasteries. Instead, the acts of going to such places on religion-related holidays and on birthdays are very often practiced.
at 7:39 am
Dear Minn,
Thank you for your contribution to Go Myanmar Tours. We have reviewed the facts and reedited the information in the article.
Best regards,