An entertainment troupe from Belarus, currently visiting Myanmar, toured PyinOoLwin yesterday to strengthen ties between the two nations. The group, which includes Belarusian composer and singer Vladimir Sukolinsky, singers Nadezhda Bryleva and Anzhelika Zaitseva, and manager Danila Kisiev, was joined by officials from the Myanmar-Russia Friendship Association and the Russian Embassy.
The troupe began their day with visits to the Fossil Museum, Amber Museum, and Butterfly Museum at the National Kandawgyi Garden, where they explored preserved bamboo species, rare insects, and exhibits featuring Myanmar hardwood. They also visited souvenir shops and enjoyed an elephant show at the BE Falls recreation area.
During their tour, the group took photos with local visitors celebrating the Thadingyut holidays. The Belarusian troupe arrived in Myanmar on October 5 and has performed in Mandalay and PyinOoLwin, with upcoming shows in Nay Pyi Taw and Yangon.
The troupe began their day with visits to the Fossil Museum, Amber Museum, and Butterfly Museum at the National Kandawgyi Garden, where they explored preserved bamboo species, rare insects, and exhibits featuring Myanmar hardwood. They also visited souvenir shops and enjoyed an elephant show at the BE Falls recreation area.
During their tour, the group took photos with local visitors celebrating the Thadingyut holidays. The Belarusian troupe arrived in Myanmar on October 5 and has performed in Mandalay and PyinOoLwin, with upcoming shows in Nay Pyi Taw and Yangon.
