Pro Niti Travel (Myanmar Travel)

Creating treasured memories by organizing adventure excursions to explore culture of ethnic groups in Myanmar

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Hey foodies!!! Tasting the local foods during your travel can be an amazing experience for your lifetime.

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Feel the nature and look the sunrise with your Beloved One!!

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Lampi Marine National Park, A Paradise Of Myanmar

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Hello eveyone! Add Myanmar to your travel list to catch an amazing opportunity to experience the Kachin Manaw Festival. It is one of the most famous festivals in Myanmar, and definitely an amazing experience if you visit in January.

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Is it ethical and safe to travel to Myanmar? | Myanmar Travel Information

Part of the appeal of Myanmar is that it is an off-the-beaten-path travel destination. Overall, Myanmar sees far fewer tourists than neighboring countries such as Thailand to its east. This means that while some other South East Asian countries have felt the impact of mass tourism, Myanmar remains very authentic and pristine

Is it ethical and safe to travel to Myanmar?

-The answer for this question is definitely “Yes”.

With so many beautiful photos, videos and stories from Myanmar, many people from around the world dream of seeing it for themselves. However, many people wonder about the safety of traveling to Myanmar. As you can see, most Myanmar is extremely safe to visit, and it is extremely unlikely that you will have any problems at all.

We do recommend that you speak to your doctor about whether you need any vaccines, and also take some basic precautions like looking out for your personal belongings in crowded places. Overall, however, you can expect to have a totally safe and stress-free experience in beautiful Myanmar.

Moreover, Myanmar is officially announced as a holiday destination without Coronavirus.

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Hello everyone!!

Have you ever visited to Myanmar and received by welcoming smiles from faces covered in Thanakhar paste!  People in this part of the world have been using Thanakhar for more than 2,000 years.

While not everybody is using Thanakhar todays, it is primarily, but not exclusively, used by women and children. Different people attach different motivations for its use.

Some people use Thanakhar as a sunscreen as it offers a cool sensation on the skin and blocks the sun. Others attach the higher value to its skin softening, skin whitening and anti-aging properties.  It is also used as a beautifying cosmetic. Creative mothers even paint attractive designs on the school kids’ faces.

The paste is primarily made from the wood of the Murraya tree but is also made from the wood of several other locally grown trees such as the wood-apple tree. These Thanakhar trees are grown in the tropical zones and there are many Thanakhar trees in the central areas of Myanmar. Wood is generally deemed mature enough once the tree is over 35 years old.

Traditionally users collected and ground the bark, wood, or roots, on a stone slab with water to get a smooth paste. While many people still prefer to use the traditional way of preparations, nowadays many users purchase ready-made thanakhar paste which is available in stores.

The paste is normally used about twice per day – once in the morning and again before going to bed.

If you want to buy, the two most famous products are the Shwebo thanakhar from the Sagaing region and Shinmataung thanakhar from the Magwe region. In addition, the Taunggyi Maukme thanakhar comes from the southern Shan State.

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When you don’t know what souvenir should buy from Myanmar, just remember the hand-made lacquerware, one of the most traditional art of Myanmar.

These beautiful handicrafts are usually made with different patterns and designs, which are often inspired by traditional architecture styles and Buddhism. Some common items include bowls and plates, as well as general decorative items. The finest lacquerware may even include gold leaf, which is sure to be an amazing talking point in your home.

You can purchase throughout Myanmar, however, Bagan is particularly well-known for lacquerware. If you are traveling with a guide, they will be pleased to help you find some authentic and genuine pieces.

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Hey foodies!!

Would you like to try very delicious Myanmar’s traditional food? Then, try the taste of Mohinga during your Myanmar travel days. Myanmar people love to eat Mohinga in the morning and even though in the evening. 

It is savory fish soup with round rice noodles and supplemented with the crunchy plantain bud and pith of the banana stem. You can choose one or more toppings, and choice of toppings are various kinds of akyaw (crispy deep-fried vegetables and peas), sliced of fish cake and sliced of hard-boiled egg. Local people usually seasoned with a squeeze of lime and flakes of dried chili together with some coriander leaves to taste perfect. 

Beware of the cleanliness of foods and its ingredients##

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Lampi Marine National Park in Myeik (Mergui) Archipelago | Pro Niti Travel

Come to the pristine islands of the Myeik Archipelago and Lampi Island, in the Tanintharyi Region of southern Myanmar. Here you can explore Lampi Marine National Park. An oasis set in the Andaman Sea; it is a protected land rich in biodiversity. Lampi covers a group of islands thick with tropical evergreen rainforests and surrounded by an extensive coral reef system.

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Hello beach lovers!!  If your next vacation plan is perfect beach days and perhaps going for a swim, just add Dawei, a hidden gem of Myanmar, to your travel list. you’ll love the beaches around Dawei.

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Myanmar - The Perfect Family Destination | Pro Niti Travel

Myanmar has developed into one of the most appealing travel destinations in Southeast Asia. Known for its bustling markets, a wide array of lakes and parks, cultural diversity and of course its many Pagoda’s that are found all over the country.

Thinking and planning for your family vacations (holidays), Myanmar should be on your list. You can see the recommended family holidays in Myanmar there. 

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The lady is taking tea leave in the farm. Local lives are interesting to explore while appreciating the beauty of nature around Pindaya during adventure trekking for 3D2N Pindaya-Yasakyi-Pindaya. #Myanmar #Adventure #Trekkings #MyanmarMemories Discovered at Pindaya, Pindaya, Myanmar. See more at Trover

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Local souvenir shop at Ngapli beach. We encourage to buy from local when you travel in order to support local economies for sustainable aspects. #Travel #Myanmar #SustainableTravel Discovered at Ngapali Beach, Rakhine State, Myanmar. See more at Trover