From throngs of monks in red robes to golden temples and $2 whisky, Myanmar amazes at every turn. Only open for tourism since 2011, this Southeast Asia gem is just begging for a visit.

The people of Myanmar are devout Buddhists and many of the festivals center around religion. Events not only take place in the capital of Yangon, but in regions all over of the country, such as Man...

As with most Southeast Asian countries, Myanmar experiences three seasons: hot (March to May), rainy (June to October) and cool (November to February). Myanmar is a very mountainous country and wea...

Myanmar has had a tumultuous history, having been both the invaders and victims over the centuries. It has had a tenuous relationship with its border countries and has been influenced by the many d...

All travelers to Myanmar require a valid visa obtained in advance from a Myanmar Embassy. In the US, the Embassy is located in Washington DC: (http://www.mewashingtondc.com/home_en.php). Visitors a...

Language The official language of Myanmar is Burmese, which is Sino-Tibetan. The Bamar people make up the largest part of the country’s population around 68 percent. However, Myanmar is a diverse c...

Yangon International Airport Yangon International Airport is not the largest airport in Myanmar, but is the busiest in terms of air traffic. The newly constructed Naypyidaw International Airport in...