Yangon Post

The sign pinned to the metal gates says “Closed until May 1st”. Although if it opens on Friday, it would be one of the few shops to do so. Lockdown...

Our rattan weavers have strong hands, nimble fingers, a strong grip on their toes. They can sit cross-legged on the floor for days without tiring, working reeds between their fingers...

Last week we asked you to nominate somebody who could do with a pick-me-up. Somebody who's finding life particularly hard. Somebody who needs to know that they're valued and that...

We’ve been inspired by some pyjama pals of ours, who did this last week, to do a little giveaway. Sometimes we buy too much of the stuff we love. So we’ve got...

Issue 2 is here! It's jam-packed full of stories about living in Yangon, about our makers, and about travelling around Burma. 

1 - Get an isolation buddy to learn Indian Head Massage and practice on you.2 - Buy a Mr Grasshead. £4 of childhood joy.3 - Make a homemade body scrub. Good way to get...

The whole world feels a bit topsy-turvy doesn't it? We're finding it helpful to focus on doing small, kind things. So we've put together a list of things you can...

We wanted to see What was Inya Bowls... And you showed us!  Here's the winner of the £200 voucher that was up for grabs for the best bowl...

It’s very rare in Burma to sit down in a café with a baby on your lap, and not have it whisked away within seconds by a cooing waitress. You often...

Heading for some winter sun in Sydney? Great idea. Here's how to do it, thanks to our resident expert, Katherine. It's an outdoor lifestyle, so pack your flippers and your...

People are changing the way they use Instagram. It's going back to what it used to be: windows into small snippets of the world, little corners of beauty or interest,...

A sneak peek at what's coming next week...