Burmese culture
Burmese Cuisine
Although influenced by the culinary traditions of neighbouring India and China, Burmese dishes retain a character as distinctive and flamboyant as the country’s Buddhist architecture.
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Thanaka and Longyi
Longyi, the national costume, is worn everyday by both sexes, while thanaka is the ubiquitous cosmetic of choice for Burmese women.
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Chinlone
Typically for this most Buddhist of countries, Burma’s most popular sport is one with neither winners nor losers, requiring Zen-grade powers of concentration.
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Pagodas and Temples
Buddhist pagodas and temples are ubiquitous in Burma, but first-time visitors could be forgiven for getting the two confused.
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The many images of the Buddha
Buddha images have been integral to Burmese fine arts for almost 1,500 years, reflecting the creative skill of artisans and their deepest religious beliefs.
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