Since the 1960s, the country, which was previously a part of the British Raj, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. For a considerable period, Myanmar has been afflicted with political instability, factional violence, corruption, inadequate infrastructure, and a prolonged history of colonial exploitation that paid scant attention to human development.
Setting aside its challenges, the country features awe-inspiring ancient temples, lively local markets, and captivating landscapes, such as unspoiled beaches, picturesque hills, and verdant forests. The genuine warmth of the Burmese people, combined with delectable cuisine, creates an ideal destination for gastronomes and culture aficionados alike.
