The Myanmar people have a really strong and firm respect for their country's humble beginnings. One of Myanmar's well-preserved cultures is their native music, which is still being played and performed during special occasions and celebrations. Their beliefs and traditions were never destroyed even with the introduction of modern civilization. The old and the young are always upright to their native practices and traditions.
There are different customs that the people of Myanmar practice even during this age of computers. One of these is the "Thingyan" which is considered as the most celebrated in Myanmar's culture. Thingyan is Myanmar's New Year festivities, celebrated during the month of April which lasts up to four days. This is a momentous occasion celebrated by everyone whatever the social status may be. Rich and poor alike unite during this occasion. People gather on public places during the Thingyan where they splash water against each other. This is their own unique way of celebrating their New Year's.
Myanmar's customary superstitious beliefs are also highly valued even today. Unlike other Asian countries already influenced by modern traditions, Myanmar is still proudly loyal to its beliefs.
Myanmar is also known for its gastronomic adventures - a unique fusion of several cultures, mostly influenced by the Chinese, Indians, and some Thai. What made Burmese cuisine unique in its own way is the variety of distinct and flavorful spices used in every cooking. Seafood cuisines are more popular along the Myanmar's coastal areas, while the use of meat is commonly prepared in Myanmar's major cities like Mandalay.
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