DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE

INSTITUTE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

Brgy. Matti, Digos City

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ICC 411 ASEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE STUDIES

2022-2023
First Semester

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JOURNAL # 9
MYANMAR
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Submitted to:

MS. AUBREY ROSE ANDALES

Instructor

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Submitted by:

(NAME)

JUNALYN EMBODO D.

DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE Telephone:

Brgy. Matti, Digos City Website: www.dssc.edu.ph
Philippines 8002 E-mail: christian.plariza@dssc.edu.ph
What is/are my goal/s for this topic?
What are at least three things I learned in
this lesson? Expound.
What are the challenges that I experienced
upon encountering this topic?
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Brgy. Matti, Digos City
Philippines 8002
One of my goals for this topic was to learn
more about the amazing and stunning
country of Brunei Darussalam, as well as
about cultural ideals and popular cultural
heritage that I believe still exist today. I
wish to assist other students and convey
my understanding of the course material in
order to inspire people to visit Brunei
Darussalam. Additionally, Islam and Malay
cultures also had a significant influence on
Bruneian culture. The demographics of the
nation, which include indigenous groups
like the Muruts, Dusuns, and Kedayans
and Chinese and Indians making up the
remaining two-thirds of the population, also
have an impact on the culture.
I learned three important lessons from
Myanmar. Their unique cultural heritage,
national emblems, cultural notions, and
beliefs are presented before the lovely
traditional clothes. Additionally, because of
their similar cultural emphasis on
relationships and people, they are typically
highly considerate. A traditional,
distinctively Burmese religion centered on
the veneration of nature spirits, or “Nats,” is
practiced by the majority of people in
Myanmar in addition to Buddhism. There
are 36 Nats in the officially recognized
pantheon, who represent human vices or
defects, and shrines for them may be found
in most significant Buddhist temples.
Finding out whether the information I was
provided was trustworthy and truthful was
one of the difficulties I encountered when
learning about Myanmar. It’s challenging
for me because of the richness and
diversity of some places, perspectives,
traditions, and historical eras that are
intriguing to learn about, as well as the
Telephone:
Website: www.dssc.edu.ph
E-mail: christian.plariza@dssc.edu.ph

What is the best thing that happened in this
session? Your realizations?
DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE
Brgy. Matti, Digos City
Philippines 8002
chance that some people are oblivious of
how fortunate we are as a result of the
things we’ve been able to retain.
Learning about the fundamental social
convictions and beliefs of various nations,
as well as their significant designs,
antiques, conditions, and human territories,
as well as their written and oral customs, is
important. A traditional, distinctively
Burmese religion centered on the
veneration of nature spirits, or “Nats,” is
practiced by the majority of people in
Myanmar in addition to Buddhism. There
are 36 Nats in the officially recognized
pantheon, who represent human vices or
defects, and shrines for them may be found
in most significant Buddhist temples.
Telephone:
Website: www.dssc.edu.ph
E-mail: christian.plariza@dssc.edu.ph