Myanmar is the most religious buddhist country in the world. It’s also home to more than 100 ethnic groups -and to chin lone. Have a 4 minutes peek and discover burmese people, landscapes and culture.
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Learn more about Myanmar with fresh data!
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There are over 100 ethnic groups, languages and dialects in Myanmar! Have a short peek at this country’s amazing diversity.
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Every morning you wake up and you do something. Every morning they wake up and they do something. Take a look at the burmese day to day life.
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Buddhism is practised by 89% of Myanmar’s population.
It’s the most religious Buddhist country in the world.
How do you get from Burma to Laos? You don’t… There’s no way around: you have to go through Thailand! Let us show you the way.
Read moreComment passe-t-on de la Birmanie au Laos ? On ne passe pas… On fait un détour par la Thaïlande !
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Myanmar’s beautiful temples attract more and more visitors every year. Mrauk U was an amazing place and our expectations had raised a lot when the time came to turn to Bagan.
Read moreLa réputation des pagodes de Birmanie n’est plus à faire. Après Mrauk U, nous nous sommes rendus dans la célèbre vallée aux 2 000 temples de Bagan.
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In Burma you’ll find a minimum of one monastery per village. There is no escaping temples in this country, especially in Mrauk U and Bagan valleys -each spectacular in its own way. Let’s head to Mrauk U and its unique bell-shaped sanctuaries.
Read moreMyanmar
Capital
Naypyidaw
Population
53 260 000
Money
Kyat | 1 USD ≈ 1 350 MMK
GNI PPP*
1 244$ / year
(*Gross National Income per capita at Purchasing Power Parity)
Date of travel
January – February 2017
