Aye Mya is a traditional Burmese puppet theater, known for its intricate puppets and storytelling. This art form combines music, dance, and drama to convey tales from Burmese folklore and history. The puppets are typically made of wood and are skillfully manipulated by puppeteers, who often remain hidden behind a curtain. The performances of Aye Mya are usually held during festivals and special occasions, attracting audiences of all ages. The stories often include moral lessons and cultural values, making it an important part of Myanmar's cultural heritage. Aye Mya continues to be celebrated and preserved by local artists and communities.