Traditonal Theme
Culture of Myanmar

Cultures Of Myanmar

MINGALARBAR! If you travel to Myanmar, you can study various types of cultural heritage. Myanmar has a culture of great tradition more than 15 centuries. The three performing arts, music, dance and drama are the inseparable companions. "Mingalarbar" is a word of greeting in Myanmar, which means the nearest in English, "How are you?" or "How do you do". "Mingalarbar" has come to be the accepted form of greeting and it is widely used by schoolchildren to greet their teachers. Myanmar is the only country in Southeast Asia where the majority of the population wears non-Western clothes as part of their everyday dress. Myanmar’s classical dance-drama styles are entirely indigenous. Marriage is one of the important roles in Myanmar social life. It is very interesting to observe the wedding reception. Nowadays in this country one could see people of all ages, alike in villages, still using bullock cart. Myanmar culture is found on the basic of this essential means of transport in rural areas. For most of nonurban Myanmar, local entertainment involves sitting around with friends at home or in a local teashop, telling jokes and recounting the events of the day. The people have maintained the tradition such as; showing respect for elders; dressing modestly; showing discretion in behaviour towards members of the opposite sex; and most importantly, exhibiting modes of expression and comportment that value the quiet, subtle and indirect rather than the loud, obvious and direct. Generally speaking the people are hospitable, friendly and fun loving. Myanmar, the excellent choice to teavel destination, has its own

•Traditional Clothes
•Traditional Games
•Traditional Customs and Dances
•Traditional Wedding Ceremony