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Incredible photographs from over a century ago in British occupied Burma.

Vintage photographs from Myanmar’s days as a British colony The remarkable images, taken by German photographer Adolphe Philip Klier in around 1900, give a fascinating insight into Burma and how its people lived at the turn of the 19th Century.

A hill station, a princess and a peace dividend Blessed with panoramic views and steeped in Karen lore, Thandaung Gyi and its grassroots approach to tourism offer a model for other communities emerging from conflict.

Tourists from Italy, Spain, Germany, Russia, Switzerland and Australia will be given visa on arrival starting on October 1st!

Myanmar grants visa-on-arrival to 6 more countries to boost tourism - Xinhua | English.news.cn

"Starting two months ago, they have taken over the trees and made them their own. This is the Girl-Led Placemaking Area, a city space designed by girls for girls."

Girl-led Placemaking It is strange to see urban space with mango, coconut, fruits and other trees in an otherwise concrete township. Eight teenage girls are running among the trees taping up posters. On each one, a bold design. There are not advertisements. Only representations of what the authors like. That is their wa...

Putting elephants before tourists There are no rides or performances for visitors at an award-winning elephant care camp in the Shan hills where the animals’ health is the top priority.

"For thousands of years, people in Myanmar have been using thanaka to protect and care for their skin. But this ancient beauty habit is changing as the country opens up and modern make-up has become more available."

Thanaka: Myanmar's ancient beauty secret People in Myanmar have been using thanaka on their faces for generations, but habits are changing.

A fascinating exposé on the complexities of Yangon's famous Chinatown and some of the people who live there.

Yangon’s Chinatown uses food to heal scars of Myanmar’s past After the anti-Chinese riots in the 1960s and years of discrimination, Chinese immigrants are now celebrating their identity and heritage through food. Chinatown’s food evolution illustrates the changing times of the country.

A wonderful and well-captured photo-essay of Myanmar's exotic, southern coast.

Travel | Coast, Caves and Island Treasures—Destination Guide to Myanmar’s Deep South In this first edition of The Irrawaddy’s destination guide series we visit the deep south, the seaside scenes of Myanmar’s lower leg of Tanintharyi Region, Mon and Karen states.

The 6th installment of Wild Waters: The Blue Pond is "one of those places where you can see the very best of Myanmar in a microcosm: it’s harmonious, community-orientated, family-focused and fun. Tellingly, the pond is consistently kept trash-free. It’s clearly a source of local pride and quite rightly, too."

Wild waters: Hpa-an We venture into Kayin State to clamber down mountain streams, discover deserted waterfalls and enjoy one of the best wild swims in Myanmar.

TRAVEL WARNING: Due to an outbreak of armed conflict in the area, all but essential travel to Mrauk-U should be avoided.

Our Mrauk U page will be updated as soon as the situation changes: https://www.go-myanmar.com/mrauk-u-Mrauk-oo