Hopong and Intangible Culture

May 7,2019
All people in all countries of the world have had evidences of tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage traditionally through past generations.
Rakhine State: Focusing on peace and wide-ranging economic development; Encouraging prospective investors to initiate their businesses in region; Strengthening the progress of infrastructure projects
May 06
“Additionally, the Rakhine Investment Fair was held from Feb 21-23, 2019 on Ngapali Beach and attracted the attendees of 600 foreigners and locals including investors, diplomats and the State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.” 
CHIN STATE: Enacting policies promoting agro-businesses; Making steady progress in regional development efforts; Allowing regional products to access other corners of country
May 06
“The State Government is working towards food security and reduced poverty by 2020-2021 fiscal year by creating more businesses and employment opportunities.” 
Mon State: Enhancing the attractiveness of cultural sites as tourism destinations; Contributing to sustainable regional development; Improving life of people
May 05
Famous persons like Myanmar history’s only Queen Shin Sawbu and King Dhammazedi who became patron of Buddhism are natives of Mon. Mon people are those who have been together in the fight against imperialists for Myanmar’s struggle for independence.
Shan State: Working for major development projects; Promoting areas of agriculture and livestock; Implementing programs for public utilities
May 05
Located east of Myanmar, Shan State is the biggest among the 14 States and Regions of Myanmar with an area covering 61090 square miles.
Taninthayi Region: Keeping pace with developments throughout entire region
May 01
From the 2016-2017 FY to 2018-2019 FY, the regional government has executed 351 border developmental projects using K36,990 million from the regional government funds
The beauty of Anyar (Upper Myanmar) and the life of Toddy plam trees farmers
Apr 28
ROWS of toddy palm trees or toddy forests are a symbol of the beauty and serenity of the rural life of Anyar (Upper Myanmar). Kyaukpadaung, a town close to the Mt. Popa and Bagan, has offered travel-lers to Bagan a stop over to enjoy food made from toddy.