Myanmar (Burma) Travel Blog

Not only is it one of the most important religious and sacred places in all of Myanmar but it is also quite a sight to behold, with the

Mingalabar! Here is a little bit about me… I’m Nat, from London, England. We had an Empire once that we cling on to dearly as it’s pretty much all

Dollar bills and Kyat chat. I was confused about the money situation before I left for Myanmar causing me to have a stressful last minute panic looking for

…there is an emerging ‘hipster’ scene Myanmar/Burma is more than just Fishermen on Inle Lake and Pagodas. In fact these are now for the most part just a

There isn’t too much information out there about Mrauk U it is a bit off of the beaten path and complex to get there. It can be hard

Go before they start automating their ferris wheels! The country has not been open for standard tourism for very long and is still naively unspoilt (to an extent)

After a horrendous lack of sleep, 32 hours on the road, 2 big buses, 1 little bus, a motorbike, a bicycle rickshaw, a minibus, and more vomit splashed

A trip up the Lemro river to the Chin villages to see the old women with tattooed faces was a special day. We found a guide mostly by