Bamar people

The Bamar people, also known as Burmans, are the largest ethnic group in Myanmar (Burma), making up about two-thirds of the population. They primarily speak the Burmese language and are predominantly Buddhist. The Bamar have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and cuisine. Historically, they have played a central role in the country's politics and society. The Bamar predominantly inhabit the central regions of Myanmar, particularly around the Irrawaddy River. Their identity and culture have been shaped by a long history, including interactions with various ethnic groups and influences from neighboring countries.