A Peruvian in Burma

“Peru and Burma are two very different countries. Peru is a South American country, while Burma is located in Southeast Asia. Although they are both very different, they both offer a lot to the traveler. Here are some of the differences between these two countries:

Starting with the basics, Peru is a Spanish-speaking country while Burma’s official language is Burmese. English is also widely spoken in Burma, so travelers should not have any trouble communicating. The currency in Peru is the Sol, while the currency in Burma is the Kyat.

When it comes to food, Peru is known for its seafood. One of the most popular dishes is ceviche, which is raw fish that is marinated in lime juice. Burma is also known for its seafood, but the most popular dish is curried fish. Burma is also famous for its tea, and there are many different kinds to try.

The climate in Peru is tropical, while the climate in Burma is subtropical. This means that it is generally warmer in Peru, but there is more rainfall in Burma.

The landscape in Peru is very diverse. There are mountains, deserts, and rainforests. Burma also has a lot of diversity in its landscape. There are mountains, plains, and forests.

Peru is home to Machu Picchu, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This site is a must-see for any traveler to Peru. Burma is also home to many different temples and pagodas.

Overall, both Peru and Burma offer a lot to the traveler. They are both very different, but they both have a lot to offer.

When I arrived in Burma, I was struck by the differences between the two countries. In Peru, we are used to a more relaxed way of life, but in Burma, everything is much more fast-paced. The people here are also very friendly and welcoming, which was a nice change from the more reserved Peruvians.

The first thing I noticed was the heat. In Burma, the temperature is always hot, even at night. This was a bit of a shock to my system, but I soon got used to it. The second thing I noticed was the food. In Peru, we eat a lot of rice and beans, but in Burma, the food is very different. There is a lot of seafood and vegetables, and the food is cooked in a very spicy way. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical at first, but after trying it, I really enjoyed the food here.

Overall, I had a great experience in Burma. The people are friendly, the food is delicious, and the country is just beautiful. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a different kind of travel experience.”

Submission by Emilio