Classic cars are rarely sighted on the streets of Yangon; you know them when you see them; American designs with sleek body lines, tailfins toRead More
Dalah (Dala) is a 10-minute ferry journey from downtown Myanmar. There is much to experience, even before reaching the ferry terminal. Colonial era commercial buildingsRead More
Keeping Yangon Unique and United: Protection Not Demolition The streets of Downtown Yangon are full of the most stunning heritage buildings. While many have beenRead More
History: For centuries the ancient city of Ayutthaya flourished. Growing to become largest city of it’s day. The economy was build on it’s geography, aRead More
There are warning signs about the Myanmar Zoo. The leaflet displays a photo of a dog jumping through a flaming hoop. If that’s not badRead More
Thanks to Myanmore.com for publishing the Yangon Vegetarian Survival Kit
Every year across Myanmar the nation stops to celebrate the Thadingyut Festival of lights. On the seasonal calendar, October marks the end of the rainyRead More
The soft towels are neatly placed on the bed. My clothes are folded back into my suitcase that yesterday the porter carried to my room.Read More
Venue: Lim Chin Tsong Palace, Completed 1918 Address: Kabar Aye Pagoda Rd, Yangon. Entry: Free Open: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm (closed Saturday andRead More
Old Eain Café is a quiet haven on the edge of the café scene north of Bogyoke Aung San Market, with a small but selectiveRead More
