April 17, 2014

Drinking Culture in Myanmar

http://birma.com/drinking-and-nightlife-in-myanmar

I had an opportunity to travel to Myanmar with a group of Dayak business people. While there I saw a lot. some probably not seen and felt by ordinary tourists.
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One special feature of Burmese life was of particular interest to me.

The people of Myanmar are mainly Buddhist, so in general, drinking is not a problem and on an average women don't drink.

Officially, those aged 18 years and below are not allowed to buy or sell alcohol.

But like many Asian countries, there are a lot of people bending the law and enjoying alcohol, but not openly.

And in most official functions, alcohol is not served. That is cool to me.


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Liquor and wines are cheaper than beer.

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