Burma is now Myanmar

Burma | American Friends Service Committee

Klosterschule students are taught soft and hard language courses that promote the harmonious functioning of their area. Managed by professors, friars and abbesses, these fellowship colleges are responsible for providing the most disadvantaged with an educational system that promotes independence, empowerment and mission. Boy and girl who attend monastery colleges are learning alphabetisation, mathematics, science and morals.

Instructors say that the creation of activity-based curricula has led pupils to ask scepticism. In addition, instructors and pupils practise self-confidence and help them to react with more sympathy and interrelations. Monastery colleges have been playing an important part in Myanmar's educational system for hundreds of years and are highly dependent on sponsors. Specialised training has also led nuns and abbot to learn about organisational and finance matters and to teach them efficient ways of running a school.

Burma - Andara Travel Guide

Today Myanmar provides a diverse and diverse travelling adventure that will take you back in history. For a long while it was inaccessible, which in turn kept it relatively unaffected by the outside intact. To see beyond the superlative, you' ll be climbing to the top of a podium to see the Ayeyarwady River setting off into the rose-colored skies.

To round off Myanmar's splendour and civilization, the picturesque palm-fringed and bright beaches of Ngapali Beach are the perfect place to unwind. Burma is a welcome diversion. Myanmar, with so many must-sees and must-dos, is at the top of the tour -lovers' lists, a place not to be missed, an adventure you can design for while Myanmar is in its pristine beauty.

Bes of Burma - Visiting with on-site consultation

At the moment Myanmar (Burma) is full of possibilities. Shifting towards a democratic approach has removed the penalties, opened the land to the outside world and provided an experience of travelling night. Burma seems pleased to have the chance to show its rich inheritance - and what a legacy! Shiny golden cathedrals puncture the landscape, old settlements break up and on the suburban railways and busses, farm cars and buffalo trucks the Myanmarians set off into the past.

Without the 2000 erected Buddhist monasteries the views over the Bagan Plain's lush greenery would not be forgotten - but the whole complex is almost beyond. The river boat is an older, more naturally way to explore the area. Visit the Scott Fair on Bogyoke Aung San Road or the Hledan Fair.