I am going to Myanmar for a business trip in September. I have some questions for you. Urgent! ! ! ! !

There are many types of engineers. The regions in Myanmar are different, so the climate is different. The south is hot and the north is cold, the south is humid, the north is dry, the south is plain, and the north is plateau. The higher it is, the colder it is. So it's best to just tell me where you're going.

1.September is generally when the rainy season is about to end, and the weather is generally cooler at that time.

2. There are only three seasons in Myanmar, dry season, rainy season, and winter (in a few areas), so the rainy season accounts for the majority, especially on the plateaus of some hydropower stations. In addition to the normal rainy season In addition, there will be continuous rain in November, commonly known as yellow rain, which can last for a month, and then it will be winter.

3. All the medicines you mentioned can pass, but it is not recommended to bring large doses of cold medicine. Toilet water is not as good as Fengyoujing. Also necessary are the fire-reducing medicines and anti-diarrheal medicines that you usually take. Generally, Myanmar has imported drugs, which are better than those from China. If you are going to some remote mountainous areas, be sure to buy malaria treatment or prevention drugs in the city.

4. RMB cannot be used in China unless you go to a border city. In inland cities, in addition to the easy exchange of US dollars and euros, although RMB can also be exchanged by people, it is still recommended to bring US dollars. The amount in RMB cannot exceed 50,000, and the amount in US dollars is equivalent.

5 There are Internet cafes in some cities in Myanmar. The Internet speed is a bit slow, but not every house has QQ. However, many cities in Myanmar already have mobile Internet access. When you get there, you can ask the company to give you A Myanmar mobile phone with Internet access. Chinese mobile phones can roam there, but the cost is very high and the Internet is not available. Myanmar has a one-time phone card that allows you to make direct international calls, but there is a charge for answering calls. Also, you will have a translator at the time. If you don’t understand, you can ask him directly.

6. For Burmese specialties, it is recommended to buy Burmese coffee and milk tea. Chinese customs will not care about you. There are also luxury goods such as Burmese gems, jade, and pearls. In addition: bird's nests and fried tea beans. , as well as old Burmese powder and slippers. Except for bird's nests (which will be confiscated by Chinese customs if you bring too many), everything else is very cheap.

In addition: It is best to wear long sleeves. If you are afraid of mosquitoes, wear short sleeves if you are afraid of heat. A coat and thin jacket are necessary. Slippers can be bought locally. If you have any questions, you can still ask me.