Myanmar festival

Being held at the end of the hot and dry season, Thingyan Water Festival is one of the most popular and national-wide celebrations in Myanmar. Although the festival is a Buddhist event, it has been made to be a legal public holiday by the government, which ensures that almost Myanmar people wish to join. Thingyan [...]

The Thadingyut Festival of Lights is held on the full moon of Thadingyut in October, marking the end of Buddhist Lent. The three-day festival during Thadingyut symbolizes the return of the Buddha from heaven while angels are lighting the path of his descent to earth.

In mid-April every year, water festivals in many Southeast Asian countries propitiate the heat of the tropics and to brighten up the color of a festive atmosphere. Let’s discover 4 most fascinating water festivals in Southeast Asia. Bangkok show — Top 8 best live shows in Bangkok you must-see Top 10 best places to see […]

Burmese New Year Water Festival. This is in April when people throw water as a sign of cleansing all sins from the old year.

Myanmar New year or Thingyan festival owns three prominent signs : water splashing on each other, Padauk flower (Yellow flower) and Mont Lone Yay Paw. Yup, #MontLoneYayPaw features fundamentally in Thingyan festival ofcourse. #MyMyanamar #MyanmarBeEnchanted

the Lighting Festival of Myanmar, is held on the full moon day of the Burmese lunar month of Thadingyut. As a custom, it is held at the end of the Buddhist lent (Vassa).

Experience the beauty and wonder of Myanmar's rich cultural heritage at the Ananda Pagoda Festival in Bagan. This vibrant celebration, held in January, offers a unique opportunity to witness traditional Burmese rituals, participate in ancient alms offerings, and explore the magnificent Ananda Temple. With its colorful monk processions and mesmerizing hot air balloon competitions, this festival is not only a religious pilgrimage but also a popular tourist attraction. Immerse yourself in the…

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