Asean Travel And Tours

This land isn’t only fascinated by the romantic scenery but also attracts visitors by the simple beauty of the indigenous people. Life, though still difficult, but they always cheerful and hospitable.   Myanmar travel isn’t only an excursion at rivers, temples but also can learn about the history, culture and cuisine. This is an opportunity for you to immerse myself in the magical waters of Buddhist.   Yangon, Myanmar’s heart Although power is transferred to the new capital Naypyidaw, Yangon remains the largest city of Myanmar. No shadow of the skyscrapers, the bustling shopping district, Yangon nostalgic with countless temples, lakes, parks … and a number of bars, cafes, housing colonial architecture remaining such as “City Hall”.   Travel to Yangon, Myanmar. You should visit the famous Shwedagon Pagoda, located between the most sacred area on a quiet hill. In the Shwedagon Pagoda, who also feel like I’m in Penglai.   Visiting Sittwe, capital of Rakhine state Locate...

1. New Zealand Top of the list is New Zealand. This island is covered with lots of forests, mountains and lakes. Located between the ocean and not far from neighboring Australia, New Zealand’s population dominated by natives as Maori, Irish and Scottish migrants. Surreal beauty and blend of cultures makes New Zealand a destination attracts a lot of tourists each year. 2. Vietnam In the eyes of many people, Vietnam is a paradise of backpacking tourism, with unique scenery. From the dense primeval forest to the city noisy, boisterous, from the pristine islands to the peaceful countryside, a trip to Vietnam and immersed in the lives of the people here can change your life forever 3. The countries of Eastern Europe Despite the fact that there are many people timid with the Eastern European countries, this area is still the most attractive destination for backpacking tourism. From the dazzling beaches on the shores of the Black Sea to the peaceful countryside in Albania, The Eastern Europea...

Sunlight enveloped the aisle of the crowded bazaar with buyers and sellers in Yangon, Myanmar. In addition to a famous Bogyoke market, Yangon has many other markets, especially the market located on the roadside. Coming there, you will smell the jasmine from the women who wearing a wreath full of hands to sell for housewives or passersby. Not only that, you can smell the aroma of meat, fish and chicken. Like most other markets, roadside markets in Yangon offers a full range of food products from eggs, cheese, thanaka cream - creams that locals used to apply sunscreen to their face. Streets with fragrant jasmine Along the streets with fragrant jasmine, people sit around with the rice sacks or plastic bowls, bamboo baskets containing carrots, tomatoes and numerous other fruits and vegetables ... So far, you will see a blinking light emitted from the cans, that is fishmonger with the fish piled on banana leaf plates. Observe a little more, you will seen turmeric shop that is yellow br...

This is the report of a man who living in Myanmar many years, to bring you the most authentic look of this Southeast Asian country. Because the majority of visitors only recorded the most beautiful image in Myanmar. Poor people inside the temples covered in gold Myanmar has many minerals but mainly precious stones like Ruby, marble ... the best in the world. The marble monolith loudly used to sculpt the large Buddha statue. Myanmar people worship Buddhism. They offered money, gold and precious stones to build the temple. Most temples have top that were plated gold , to show the prosperity of religion. Besides is the poverty of the people who living around the temple. The majority of residents are low income, living hungry, fraying houses, no works, roads are very bad. Where tourists often take pictures, it's only one of the most  beautiful places in Myanmar . Cuisine: A blend of Indian, Thai, Chinese Burmese cuisine is a blend of Indian cuisine, Thai and Chinese....

Located between West Lake and Truc Bach lake, Thanh Nien road has long become the meeting place of the couples to sit and watch sunset together lakeside windy. Thanh Nien road is a dam in the early 17th century to keep fish in Truc Bach lake. Initially called “Cố Ngự”, then read “Cổ Ngư”. Road approximately 1 km long, starting from Yen Phu to Quan Thanh fork - Thuy Khue. Unique path between the West Lake and Truc Bach lake - two of Hanoi's famous lake. Looking from above, Thanh Nien road like a bridge that is covered with trees. The years 1957 - 1959, after the youth in the capital contributions made Co Ngu street and a number of other works more beautiful, President Ho Chi Minh suggests renamed Thanh Nien road to recognition and encouragement contributions the efforts of the younger generation. Thanh Nien road became one of the most beautiful roads in the capitals with the beautiful roadway, spacious sidewalks and lush green trees all year round. On the roa...