This is a guest post from Becki Robins who is on a mission to cook a meal from every nation on earth while blogging her recipes on Travel by Stove. That’s right, pretty awesome idea. It’s a great way to experience the world through food from your own kitchen! She’s going to share two recipes with [...]
Burmese Duck Curry and Cambodian Grilled Curry Chicken – 2 Delicious Recipes
by Mark Wiens on September 13, 2012
A Lesson on Burmese Street Food (VIDEO)
by Mark Wiens on February 12, 2012
(If you can’t see the video, watch it on Youtube here) A few weeks ago, I wrote about an awesome Burmese street food discovery in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. The owner was not only an extreme motherly chef, but she was also ecstatic about me taking photos of her food and eventually shooting a [...]
Photo Favorite: The Narrow Escape of a Spanking at a Burmese Market
by Mark Wiens on January 6, 2012
I’m going to start 2012 off with not only just a “Photo Favorite,” but one of my all-time favorite photos. The photo is not the highest quality, in fact, the situation arised so rapidly that I had zero time to change the settings on my camera but had to just release the shutter and see [...]
Mama Dosa – A Meal Fired on the Streets of Burma
by Mark Wiens on September 23, 2011
There’s nothing better than a home cooked meal. In almost any country I visit, there’s one (or more) of those sweet lady’s that serves a dish where the power of their motherly hands radiates with love through their irresistible cooking. Mama Chapati in Morogoro, Tanzania had seduced me and Mama Mumtaz with her Zanzibari Mix [...]
Shwedagon Pagoda – Pictures of Burma’s Most Sacred Site
by Mark Wiens on August 9, 2011
It was one of the first things pointed out as we cruised along the bumpy road in to Yangon after landing. The driver of the taxi had motioned, saying “look over there, the Shwedagon Pagoda, the most important temple in Yangon.” From our distant position on the road all I could see was the tip [...]
Yangon’s Thiri Mingalar Market – A Sensory Buffet of Burmese Sights and Sounds
by Mark Wiens on July 4, 2011
It’s a sprawling market, displaying the finest natural provisions of produce from around Myanmar (Burma). Just outside the central area of Yangon lies the scattered Thiri Mingalar Market – somewhat of a distribution and bulk fresh market. It’s not quite as chaotic as the midnight market madness of Long Bien Market in Hanoi, but it was [...]
Yangon, Myanmar (Burma): Important Travel Information Guide
by Mark Wiens on June 8, 2011
Arrival at Yangon International Airport You will most likely arrive at Yangon International Airport, a pleasant cool and clean airport. Since everyone has their Myanmar visas already, customs shouldn’t take long. Unlike other major cities in the world where taxi drivers will rush on you as soon as you exit the airport door, Yangon is [...]
How To Get a Thai Visa in Yangon, Burma (Myanmar)
by Mark Wiens on May 14, 2011
The policies for getting a Thai Visa in Yangon, Burma (Myanmar) are slightly stricter than getting a Thai visa in a place like Savannakhet, Laos, but the overall procedure is quite easy if you have everything prepared ahead of time. Yangon is not the complete ideal place for just a quick visa run, but a [...]
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