
Myanmar is a fascinating country. For years it’s been off the beaten tourist track. Now it’s opened up and welcoming travelers . In Myanmar you’ll find it’s the warmth and curiosity of the people that will leave you with the best memories.
But there’s plenty to see, too. My short trip led me only to Yangon and Bagan, but it gave me a good taste of the country.
Read my: First Impressions of Myanmar
If you’re going to Myanmar soon, read: Myanmar Travel Updates
For gorgeous photos of Myanmar’s premier site: Stunning Bagan in Photos
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A fruit vendor at the street market in Yangon.

Produce for sale at a Yangon market.

Drinking tea is a favorite pastime of the Burmese.

Betel leaf is commonly chewed in Myanmar.

An old wooden sign in our hotel’s building.

A boy working at a local tea shop.

Sunset from the docks along the Yangon River.

An employee at a new fast food restaurant in Yangon.

Tea in Myanmar is drunk strong, sweet, milky, and washed down with a weaker cup of black tea.

Newspapers for sale.

Serving dark beer at a Yangon pub.

Advertisement for Myanmar Beer.

Fried cicadas at the the night market.

Beautifully arranged produce at the market.

Street food in Yangon.

Sunset over the Yangon River.

Money gift for Buddhist monks.

Gift baskets for your favorite monk.

The ubiquitous all-Burmese menu.

Local pastry.

Stupas at Bagan.

A temple in Bagan.

The scene inside a Burmese tea house.

Dustin getting a haircut at a local barber shop.

Two pagodas in Bagan.

Bagan in the setting sun.
5 Comments
oh wow, it all just looks so healthy and organic! loving the last two pics. have followed you on instagram
Great stuff. Made me want to visit Myanmar someday.
I remember that ABC beer being about the most refreshing thing in the world after wandering around in the heat at Bagan all day. This is nice, I’d really like to get back there at some point to explore some of the less traveled areas they’re starting to open up to tourists these days.
Great photos – I feel like you really capture the spirit of Myanmar. Would love to visit someday.
Myanmar is awesome! Went there in 2011 and loved it. The Top Gear guys just did a special about the country. Very comical 🙂
Btw just followed you on Facebook. Like your site! Looking forward to connect!