Myanmar has
recently opened up about its tourism. It’s a country which is breathtakingly
beautiful, where you can plan a trip anytime you want, of course e-Visa
is a must need to enter the country. However, if you make a plan to visit the
country during their beautiful festivals, it will be even more blissful and
wonderful to participate in.
Here we have made our top 5 festivals of Myanmar which
is the reflection of authentic Burmese tradition:
1. Shittaung
Pagoda Festival
It’s
a festival of dances, boat rowing competitions, boxing competitions etc. And
mainly this festival is celebrated by the Rakhine people.
When
– April
Where – Mrauk U town, Myanmar
2. Thadingyut
Festival of Lights
This
festival is celebrated in winters and it symbolizes the return of Buddha to
paradise from the mortal land. If you visit Myanmar this time of the year, you
would spot some uncountable lanterns or lights on up the sky.
When
– October
Where – Nationwide
3. Taunggyi
Balloon Festival
This
most fun festival is celebrated every year right after the monsoon. Candle lit
paper balloons cover the skies. There it is believed that all the evil spirits
go away by this practice and invites positivity and happiness to the land.
When
– October
Where – Nationwide
4. Kyaukse
Elephant Dance Festival
In
this festival, a giant elephant is made with the bamboo and paper, and two men
get inside it and try to match the beats and the rhythm of the drums. This
festival is celebrated to increase the unity between people.
When
– October
Where – Kyaukse near Mandalay
5. Thingyan
Water Festival
This
festival is celebrated in order to mark the new Burmese year. People get drench
and splash water on each other through pipes from jeeps and trucks, and
children enjoy with little water pistols. And the aim of this festival is to
cleanse the past sins.
When
– April
Where – Kandawgyi Pat Lann and Kabaraye Roads, Yangon, Myanmar
In order to participate in these fun – filled festivals,
you would require a visa. Get in touch with us by visiting our website www.e-visamyanmar.com/
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