The 46 best hot springs in and near Yangon (Rangoon)

This is the best place to buy gifts or souvenirs. They offer anything from traditional garments, shirts and polos (I bought a few and they’re of good quality!), jewelry, paintings, and other trinkets. Definitely a must go place for tourists wanting to see handmade local crafts and souvenirs!

Extremely authentic place to visit if you are into arts. Looks like a big art gallery, a mix of modernity and past. Lots of things can be purchased there from jewellery to paintings. There are also dining experiences available. Lots of public restrooms. Overall, interesting calm walk-through the whole market.

Traditional market but it was not a happy feeling after I got back in the hotel checking my purchases. After converting what I’ve paid for 5 items I bought, surely I paid 3X for what it should be. I just wish people or sellers are honest and will not do their dirty tricks to earn more. This type of experience shoo tourist away to buy. Sad, because I’m sure not all sellers are bad and must have decent sellers out there. Negative experience from visiting this market for me but in a positive note, I hope what I paid extra, helped them in a way. Overall, it is a place to buy souvenirs. Good for photo ops, with its natural local charm. #iamkbonita #labonitaviajera #myanmar

I really enjoyed my visit to Bogyoke Aung San Market! It’s a great place to walk around and explore, with so many interesting shops selling jewelry, gemstones, handicrafts, and beautiful Burmese fabrics. There’s also a good mix of souvenirs and local products, so it’s perfect for picking up something unique. The market has a lively but relaxed atmosphere, and the vendors are friendly and not too pushy. If you enjoy bargaining, you can get some great deals! There are also food stalls where you can try some local snacks. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Yangon! I’d love to come back and explore more.

Bogyoke Aung San Market in Yangon is an exceptional market, even for someone who isn’t usually a fan of touristy markets. It’s well-organized, making it easy to browse, and the selection is impressive. You’ll find beautiful items at reasonable prices, from jewelry and textiles to souvenirs. It’s a pleasure to explore, with a clean and orderly setup that sets it apart from many other markets. Definitely worth a visit!

Interesting market. Selling Various items from gems, fabrics, antiques, souvenirs etc. Visitors need to bargain for the best price

Huge bustling market which is a lot of fun to simply just wander around or pick up souvenirs and really anything else you'd ever want to buy. It can be a bit daunting to find your way around, but it's perfectly safe and there are always lots of other tourists wandering around as well. I bought a couple souvenirs and found prices were totally reasonable without needing to bargain beforehand.

Probably one of the most best experiences I had in Yangon, visiting the Shwedagon Pagoda. Pictures online don't capture how truly majestic and magnificent this structure is. The way it glows in the daytime or at night, will simply capture your attention everytime.

The Shwedagon Pagoda is Myanmar’s most sacred Buddhist site, a 112 meter tall golden stupa in Yangon. It was constructed 2,600 years ago which is now the oldest Buddhist stupa in the world. Houses relics of the past four Buddhas, including eight hairs of the current Buddha, making it a pilgrimage site of global importance. The pagoda complex is adorned with thousands of gold plates, diamonds, rubies, and other significant stones. We were so lucky that it was sunny the day we went since it is rainy season in Yangon and it was raining most of the time while we were there. It was scorching hot that day, we cannot stay for more than an hour to see the huge complex. I was only able to take few photos as we were both melting and the tile floor can get very hot, I was walking like a kangaroo on barefoot. No footwear allowed upon entering. I was in awe with the beauty and history of the pagoda and other temples. Truly thankful to be able to see this complex for once in my life travels. #labonitaviajera #iamkbonita #shwedagonpagoda

The place is huge and very impressive. The ticket is 25000 and you have to pay in cash and ATM is only inside(!), so you can’t get inside unless you have cash. Girls who give tickets won’t let me in, I was lucky a guide helped me P.S. the ticket says that the price is 10000, so not about legitimacy of their posters

The Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred Buddhist pagoda in Myanmar, as it is believed to contain relics of the four previous Buddhas of the present kalpa. It is also known as the Great Dagon Pagoda and the Golden Pagoda, is a gilded stupa located in Yangon, Myanmar. The stupa is made of genuine gold plates

The Shwedagon Pagoda is without a doubt the most iconic and sacred site in all of Myanmar. Towering majestically over Yangon, this golden stupa is not only a religious monument but a symbol of the nation’s spiritual heart and cultural pride. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere is deeply moving. The pagoda glows with a brilliant golden hue, especially breathtaking at sunrise or sunset when the light dances across its gilded surface. Believed to enshrine relics of four Buddhas, including strands of Gautama Buddha’s hair, the site holds immense spiritual significance for Buddhist devotees. The complex itself is vast and filled with richly decorated shrines, prayer halls, and smaller stupas. Every detail—from the ornate carvings to the flickering candlelight —reflects centuries of devotion and artistry. The soft chanting of monks, the scent of incense, and the sight of locals and pilgrims in prayer create an atmosphere of deep peace and reverence. Shwedagon is not just a place to visit—it’s an experience to absorb. Whether you're there for spiritual reasons, cultural exploration, or simply to admire its architectural splendor, the pagoda leaves a lasting impression. It is a must-see landmark that captures the soul of Myanmar. The Shwedagon Pagoda is located on Singuttara Hill in Dagon Township, Yangon, Myanmar. Towering over the city, it can be seen from many vantage points, especially near Kandawgyi Lake. To reach the Shwedagon Pagoda, tourists can take taxis or buses from downtown Yangon, such as Line 8 or Line 11. While buses stop nearby, the easiest and most convenient option is by taxi, which typically takes about 15–20 minutes. There are four main entrances: South, West, North, and East. The southern entrance is wheelchair accessible and includes an elevator. International tourists are required to pay an entrance fee of approximately 10,000 Kyat. Opening hours: Daily from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Things to know before visiting: Visitors must dress appropriately, wear long pants or a skirt that covers the knees and a shirt with sleeves that covers the shoulders. Avoid tight or revealing clothing. Shoes and socks must be removed before entering. Best time to visit: Early morning or evening—to enjoy the cool air and stunning light, especially during sunset when the golden pagoda gleams against the sky. It’s customary to walk clockwise around the pagoda, refrain from loud conversation, and avoid pointing your feet at sacred objects. There is a tourist service center, and inside the museum, you'll find displays of religious antiques and historical exhibitions.

Very nice experience to go here in the evening. Last time I went in the daytime so it was another kind of experience. In brief, very nice and beautiful. Very big place so you should spare at least 1 hour to be here.

Always have some person go with you and provide some introduction of the pagoda without agree from you and will ask for tip from you. Better take sun glasses.

This is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Yangon, known for its largest Buddha image in Myanmar. The Buddha statue was first built in 1907 as an open-air sitting Buddha. It was unfortunately blown up by the Japanese in the Second World War. It was rebuilt in 1953 to the current white big reclining Buddha. Besides the Buddha statue, there are also painting depicting the life of Buddha on the wall. Worth a visit

Chaukhtatgyi Reclining Buddha is the third-largest reclining Buddha in Myanmar, located in Yangon. The Buddha statue is incredibly beautiful, measuring 65 meters long and 16 meters high. One of its most special features is its very large and expressive eyes, which add to its majestic appearance. Walking to the back, you will find Thep Than Jai, where visitors can ask for blessings and make wishes. The reclining Buddha is truly magnificent and offers a serene and spiritual atmosphere. Visitors can also climb the stairs at the back of the Buddha to take stunning pictures, providing a unique perspective of this grand statue. I highly recommend visiting this temple for those interested in Buddhist culture and history or simply to admire its beauty and tranquility.

Visited on November 15, 2024 Today, I had the chance to visit Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple in Yangon, and it was an absolutely stunning experience. The temple is home to a massive reclining Buddha statue, which is the highlight of the site and truly breathtaking. The reclining Buddha at Chaukhtatgyi is enormous—66 meters long—and beautifully crafted. Its serene expression and the intricate details, especially on the soles of the feet with 108 sacred symbols, were fascinating. Standing in front of such a grand statue, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of calm and reverence. The colors and design of the Buddha make it visually striking, and it’s a sight I’ll never forget. The temple’s peaceful atmosphere was one of the best parts of my visit. It wasn’t crowded, and the gentle sound of chanting and the aroma of incense created a tranquil setting. Watching the locals offering flowers and prayers gave me a deeper appreciation of the space as a living, spiritual place. Getting to the temple was straightforward, and entry was free, though I left a small donation. The grounds were well-kept, and there were shaded areas where I could sit and take in the atmosphere. It was nice to see that photography was allowed, so I could capture some memories without feeling intrusive. Dress Code: Make sure to wear modest clothing, covering shoulders and knees. Best Time to Visit: I went before lunch and it is very humid outside. Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple is a must-visit if you’re in Yangon. The reclining Buddha alone is worth the trip, and the peaceful environment made it a perfect escape from the city. It’s a place I’d definitely recommend to anyone visiting Myanmar.

Worth visiting. Very peacefull. Didnt expect to be that big in person. Spend minutes admiring Buddha's face and the way his manicured hand support his head. The bare metal frames and trusses adds the charm to the temple. One of the most memorable temples I visited around Southeast Asia

The pagoda notes for its huge reclining Buddha image. It is amazing and much bigger than I thought. Spend time to stroll around there you will learn many things about Buddhism in Myanmar. This pagoda is open for visitors. You should visit this place.

Beautiful space. Easily accessible. Reminder for westerners, it is a temple and so there are certain dress requirements. The Buddha is huge. Much bigger than I expected. There is a raised viewing platform to see a different perspective. It does get quite hot, so morning might be better

A must visit large scale lounging Buddha if you are in Yangon. A very beautiful and serene place. Much bigger than I expected. I love this magnificent and peaceful place.

The biggest and most respected deity in Myanmar Sule Pagoda is a pagoda built over 2,000 years ago. It is a golden octagonal pagoda located in the center of the roundabout in Yangon. The base of the pagoda has a Buddha image for each day of birth to worship according to tradition. As for praying to the deity, it can grant a blessing. There is a secret: you must pray only once to use it as power for worship. Do not change your mind. Foreigners entrance fee: 10,000 Kyat/person.

If you are in Yangon, this is a place you should visit. There is a park nearby where you can relax and unwind. The scenery near the pagoda is also very beautiful.

Nice from the outside, near Independence statue. I dropped by in the evening so I did not come inside. Will do next time.

Sule Pagoda is an ancient octagonal pagoda located in the heart of the city, surrounded by many roads leading to it. It is a sacred place situated at the center of travel in Yangon, making it a significant cultural and spiritual landmark. Around the base of the pagoda, there are Buddha images designated for each day of birth, allowing visitors to worship according to their birth day. The surroundings of the pagoda are incredibly beautiful, with the golden pagoda standing in striking contrast to the green-roofed buildings nearby. To visit the pagoda, visitors must remove their shoes outside, as is customary in every temple in Myanmar. Shoes and socks must be taken off at the entrance as a sign of respect. Sule Pagoda is a must-visit destination for those who want to experience the spiritual and cultural essence of Yangon, offering both a serene atmosphere and a glimpse into the city’s rich heritage.

Sule Pagoda is a must-visit gem in the heart of Yangon! This stunning octagonal stupa, believed to be over 2,500 years old, enshrines a sacred relic of the Buddha, making it a significant pilgrimage site. Surrounded by vibrant streets and colonial architecture, the atmosphere is both lively and serene. Visiting during sunset offers breathtaking views as the golden spire glistens against the sky. Don’t miss this iconic landmark; it’s not just a pagoda but a symbol of resilience and history in Myanmar!

Visited November 14, 2024 Sule Pagoda, located in the heart of Yangon, is a stunning testament to Myanmar’s rich spiritual and architectural heritage. My visit today left a lasting impression, although the experience was slightly hampered by the midday heat. The golden stupa of Sule Pagoda stands out amidst the city’s busy streets, glowing brightly even under the harsh sun. Its unique octagonal shape and intricate details reflect centuries of craftsmanship. With a history dating back over 2,000 years, it remains an essential spiritual landmark and a beautiful sight to behold. Inside the pagoda, the serene atmosphere was a welcome relief from the chaos of the streets outside. Devotees were quietly praying and making offerings, adding to the sacred ambiance. While the peacefulness inside was soothing, the heat during my pre-lunch visit made it harder to fully enjoy the experience. The entrance fee for foreigners is 10,000 MMK, which is well worth it for the opportunity to explore this historic site. However, I strongly advise against walking to the pagoda, especially during the late morning or midday. The heat was intense, and it made the journey exhausting—opting for a taxi or Grab would be a much better choice. A few meters away from the pagoda, there is a viewpoint that offers a great perspective of Sule Pagoda surrounded by the bustling cityscape. It’s a fantastic spot for taking photos and appreciating the contrast between the ancient stupa and modern Yangon. Sule Pagoda is a must-visit for its stunning architecture and spiritual significance. While the midday heat and surrounding city chaos can be challenging, the pagoda’s beauty and the nearby viewpoint make it a rewarding experience. Just plan your visit carefully, and you’ll appreciate this iconic landmark fully.

Unluckily it was heavy rain day. However, this temple is one of the best place I have visited in ASEAN. Peaceful and architecturally clean and beautiful. One of the place to recommend for sightseeing in Yangon.

If you are not going there for meal. You don't have to pay 500mmk entrance fee to the clutter of restaurants. If just for sight seeing. There is a plywood path build near the lake before the entrance. You can just take that path to see the lake. You can't walk around the lake. Is blocked and be careful of those holes on the path. Only the Double Dragon Stone Boat there for you to take pictures. Other then that nothing good to see. Those path that can be walk on is surround by building. No nature, so don't waste time coming here.

The lake is a nice spot for a morning run. There are various entrances to the park surrounding the lake - on the southern side some will charge an entrance fee but access from the northern side was free of charge as of January 2020. The park on the northern side allows for some great pagoda views. At the time of writing this a boardwalk was being erected on the southern-west side but it was not complete, yet.

Beautiful place to visit with family. It is a nice picnic spot.

This lake and the walk around it, it worth the effort. It is not a pristine English garden. The lake is full of algae and there is a bit of rubbish around. But the boardwalk has just been replaced and the new one creates a really nice way to walk around the lake. (FEB 2020 - It is almost finished but there are a few parts that are just being completed. There did not seems to be any signs , but you can find yourself at a dead end and have to walk back in a few places when you come upon the next lot of construction) All in all a great walk around.

Looks good from little distance. Lot of the wooden boards of the side walking lane are broken and men were drinking in the walk. It is worth to visit and you can see the Pagoda from the lake. It has malls and restaurants near the lake.

A large and shallow artificial lake filled with water from bigger Inya Lake. It's a beautiful lake with a more than 6000 m long wooden bridge, constructed around it. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately :)), parts of the bridge are being repaired so that you can't get everywhere, i.e. to Karaweik Palace restaurant (december 2019), walking over it.

A very big and beautiful area to walk around or relax. A few drinks stalls and toilets spotted about but no toilet paper so remember to bring your own.

Myanmar National Museum – Honest Impressions The Myanmar National Museum is almost empty — you might find yourself being the only visitor inside. It feels quite deserted, which can be peaceful but also a bit eerie. Bags are not allowed inside. You have to leave them at the entrance in a locker, which is securely locked. The staff are generally friendly and helpful. However, one major downside is that photography is not allowed inside the museum. This is quite disappointing, as most national museums around the world allow visitors to take photos. The museum lacks air conditioning, so it gets uncomfortably hot inside. The exhibits and overall layout feel somewhat underwhelming and basic — it gives off a rather neglected or half-hearted vibe. On the plus side, the entrance fee is cheap, just a few US dollars. But overall, it’s not a very impressive experience unless you’re deeply interested in Burmese history and have time to spare.

The national museum is well worth a visit. It has a lot of very interesting exhibits. It only costs 10,000MMK to visit and can easily take a few hours to go through. I’d recommend it for anyone who wants to learn about Myanmar’s precolonial history.

It's a must to do if you want to want to learn more on Myanmar. The 4 floors took me ( in fast ) 2 hours but if you are an historian or cultural passioned, it will take you more. Not many people there, it's very quite and good to see the beauties and pieces, you will be alone most of the time in each hall. Very interesting is the music instruments hall on the 3rd floor and the Asian corner on the top floor.

Surprisingly empty. No bags allowed inside but there are lockers you can rent. Phones are allowed but some areas are off limits for photography. 4 floors with 3-4 galleries per floor. It has everything from Royal Regalia and thrones to prehistoric dinosaur bones. The gallery on the major tribes that make up Myanmar was fascinating as was the music and art gallery. Well worth a visit if you are in the city. Give yourself 2-3 hours to explore.

If you are spending vacation in Yagoon and also interested in learning the culture of Myanmar, the National Museum of Myanmar should be in your to-go lists. This is the main museum of Burmese art, history and culture in Myanmar. The National Museum of Myanmar is a treasure chest of priceless stone inscriptions, documents, carvings, paintings and a host of other artifacts that testify to the ancient culture and civilization of the Myanmar people. Visiting this museum enlightens one with greater knowledge and understanding of beautiful the Myanmar nation and its people. It has an extensive collection of ancient artifacts, ornaments, work of art, inscriptions and historic memorabilia, related to history, culture and civilization of Burmese people.

I was there last year people said its closed now as they plan to move it to another place so you need to check about this. But although of this I want to share my experience about this amazing museum as I really enjoyed to be there last year. First you pay as forginer 500k and you have to leave your bag at outside locker and it's mandatory The museum consist of 5 floors each one has a story and it's special and different items. If you want to know about Burma history and traditions and culture this will be the best place ever as almost show every thing you need to know specially its very hard to find someone explain all of this to you as the history of Burma is long and complicated. I took around 1.5 hours to finish my tour and still feeling its not enough. Overall its a great experience and I hope it still open.

+ Stunning ground floor of the original golden Lion throne showroom from Mandalay. Third floor golden jewelry & Forth floor custom was interesting of showing some highlights of the 135 different tribes history and fashion. + Washroom on every floor. Convenient. - Though not too impressed the young girl guide asking up front for tips if the tour is satisfactory. Reminds of like being in Cuba. Difference being in here she’s polite, friendly & attentive to everyone of our group. Cuba was total opposite. Whole trip in Myanmar has never been asked nor expected tips. - Certain area no photography nor video allowed. Lights at certain floor was quite dim. Entrance Free for locals. 5000 Y for foreigner. Nice staff. English speaking staff available to tour around.

The place is very peaceful though it can get very hot. Be careful when you are walking on the wood trail, it is not so durable.

Beautiful place for refreshment

Inya Lake and Jerry 📸 #flimphotography

You can feel fresh and windy air. Stay peacefully and away from city life.

It's a nice place to sightseeing and walk around

Inya Lake is the largest lake in Yangon, Burma (Myanmar), a popular recreational area for Yangonites, Inya Lake is bounded by Parami Road on the north, Pyay Road on the west, Inya Road on the southwest, University Avenue on the south, and Kaba Aye Pagoda Road on the east.Inya Lake is an artificial lake created by the British  as a water reservoir in order to provide a water supply to Yangon. A series of pipes and cables distributes water from Inya Lake to Kandawgyi Lake near downtown Yangon.Located next to Yangon University, it is most well known as a romantic dating area for the university students, and is chronicled many times over in Burmese popular culture .Yangon's premier sailing club is based on the lake.

Largest lake in Yangon and many local people come to that area for relaxation and fun. There are many food shops and car parking nearby the lake.

Actually Myanmar gems museum and gem mart, and Myanmar gems trade centre are two separarate buildings, located together side by side. Myanmar gems museum is on the top floor, ticket fee MMK 7000.- , no bag, camera and mobile are not allowed to bring in, have to be kept in locker. Quite intteresting. There is guide for simple description about those display. There are different kinds of gems displaced. The lady guide even showed the pleasant sound from jade by knocking on a piece of jade. Amazing

This is a nice place to visit for gemstone lovers. The exterior and interior building is old. There are a total 4 floors, only the top floor is the gem museum. The rest of the 3 floors are shops that sells the gems. This is a government operated museum. There is an entrance fee of 5usd for foreign to enter the gem museum at level 4. No phones & bags are allowed in the museum. They will provide you with a locker. There are local guide inside to explain to you the different gemstones. It is safer to buy gemstones from here if you have doubt about those shops in Bogyoke Aung San Market. However, the price here are slightly more expensive compared to those in Bogyoke market.

Over charged. And I am the only customer in the entire building. Most of them are ok with 50% discounts. I wont come back. And I would skip it if I were visiting for a couple of days.

Beautifull stone. You can buy in here

i would recommend this place most definitely if you're looking for some decent and original gems. was brought in here by a local colleague. friendly staff, mostly are able to speak English and conversant pretty well. Price is pretty much reasonable, but you may get some discounts for volume. Careful, though, you may spend more than what you think since the gems are awesome 😎😄

There’s museum at 3rd floor.Photo is not possible here. For foreign visitors,it cost 7000 each. If you have few knowledge on gems like me, here can open your eyes on them. Actually after visit,I still know few on that. It takes up to one hour,that’s enough. The 1st floor is a maker place for shopping.

There is only one floor for exhibition, while the ticket need 7000 MMK. The shops there you can make bargain, most of the products looks make in China.

It's a unique Buddha Image sculpted out of one collosal white marble stone, located upon top of a hill. So you can expect a good, fresh air and of course, a good viewpoint. It's usually crowded on the weekends. So, if you want to go and explore or say your prayers peacefully, you should go there on weekdays. What I especially dislike is that there are many fortunetellers and palm readers doing ritual businesses around the place. And there are many statues of traditional Nats (Spirits) and Nat shrines. Apart from those, this place is good for families. Can hang around all day long peacefully. There is a pretty big lake at the bottom of the hill where you can feed the fish and tortoises too. As usual, there are some shops selling remembrance stuffs and other merchandise.

The most beautiful Buddha statue made of one single marble piece 🙏💛

A large colourful pagoda with the large white Buddah carved from a single stone a main attraction. Walking around the central hall you can see other statues of Buddahs or the pairs of guards in each corner.

* Lawkachantha Abayalarbamuni Kyauk Taw Gyi Buddha Image * It is a famous pagoda in Yangon and opened since 2002. Lawkachantha Abayalarbamuni Kyauk Taw Gyi Buddha image was made from a single piece of white marble stone — high 37 feet wide 24 feet and 11 feet. It is located at the junction of Mindama road and Pyay road near Yangon Airport. It is about 35 minutes drive from downtown area. If you go there by bus you get off Sawbwargyi kone bus stop and need to walk about 10 minutes. Opening time is from 6 am to 8 pm.

it's not an ancient Buddha statue, but If you have visited the pagodas around Yangon, you should visit here also. 092022

The big Buddha image is made of a Jade stone. It is located on the top of hill and view from here is also nice. There are several things to see and good for walking too.

Quite and Lovely space with lots of trees

ancient pagoda with so many super natural stories.

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(Translated by Google) There were many cute child monks. I was also able to see the alms bowl, which I had always wanted to see, but perhaps because I went there after it rained in the summer, it was too unsanitary for me. I think I should clean up a little more. . (Original) 可愛い子供の僧侶がたくさんいました。　念願の托鉢も見れましたが、夏に雨降ったあとに行ったせいか、自分には不衛生すぎて無理でした。　もう少し掃除はすべきかと。。

Maha Bandula Park is a lovely green space in the heart of Yangon, surrounded by key landmarks like Sule Pagoda and City Hall. It’s a great spot to take a break, enjoy the gardens, and soak in the view of the Independence Monument at its center. The park is lively yet peaceful, but keep in mind it’s closed in the evening, so plan your visit during the day.

Maha Bandula Park, also known as **Maha Bandula Garden**, is a beautiful public park located in downtown Yangon, Myanmar. It's surrounded by notable landmarks such as the **Sule Pagoda**, **Yangon City Hall**, and the High Court .The park is named after General **Maha Bandula**, who fought against the British in the First Anglo-Burmese War. Maha Bandula Park is an oasis of tranquility in the heart of Yangon. The well-maintained gardens, vibrant flowers, and towering trees offer a perfect escape from the city hustle. The view of the iconic Sule Pagoda from the park adds a serene backdrop. It's a wonderful spot for a leisurely stroll, people-watching, or simply soaking up some history.

Maha Bandula park is a lovely place which is located in the middle of the downtown area of Yangon city. Even tough it’s in the busy area but peaceful place to visit here. For entry no need to pay any money. Walking or have sometimes with friends it’s good place. It has a natural environment and some shops nearby so you can have light food as well. It’s have a historical monument. So nice place to visit.

I went there on a bright sunny day. Everything looked really nice and beautiful. You'll find the democracy piller there. It's a historical place. A lot of tourists visit this place. People were taking rest here and there. Only let down of the place was there were a lot fake Buddhist monks who'll beg for money for no reason. And most of these fake Buddhist monks are children. Locals were alerting me to avoid them.

A great public space in the middle of Yangon. There are many reasons to visit and linger. The park, the buildings around it - many with historical significance - but the best of all is people watching. Many Burmese take the time to enjoy the park, especially late in the afternoon. Walk around and choose a place to sit and do the same.

Maha Bandula Park is a public Park in the middle of the city and its free without ticket. It's really a nice place for relaxing and take your breathing after hanging around in the city. The street food vendor is around and you can try it. What I like there is the surrounded where alot of nice historical buildings like city Hall also there famous Pagoda and sunni mosque in this area. In the heart of the park there is the independence monument of Mynamar and I think it's 72 years now and it was built in the memory of independent from the British at 1948. It take the shape of obelisk and its height about 47 m and its nice to take pic there. It's highly recommended to visit this park at sunny time as it will be super crowded at night.

Neat park popular with locals. A great place to do people watching and take a break after visiting all the major attractions in the area. The park's centerpiece is an imposing obelisk celebrating the end of colonialism and the country's independence from the British.

This place is very crowded and traffic jam is too bad. Street foods selling around there are fresh and clean.

It has now become the best night market in Yangon since old downtown night market was moved to Strand Road which is less crowded location so few people go there unlike before. Food are not expensive but local sellers rarely speak English although they look so helpful to foreigners. So you need to learn a few Burmese words to communicate with them.

A bustling night market. So many delicious grilled fish, seafood, papaya salad and others. The food here is so addicting. It's a paradise for a hot and spicy food lover.

I like food. When I want to eat something special, I usually go to this place. I am able to choose lots of food. One thing is, the responsible persons should take care of its cleanliness & tidiness.

Hledan is one of the famous places for Young people, students and working professionals in Yangon. There are many training classes and hostels around this area. Many street foods are also available for different people and students who are living around that area.

The best place for shopping and so many kind of food especially traditional food and various fashional wares, so on. It is the best place for night market in Yangon.

the foods are really delicious with a fair price. but it is really crowded and a little bit noisy there as the shops are just beside the street

At the Yangon Convention Centre, Yangon Travel Fair 2023 which was celebrated on 23 Sept up to 24 Sept, there was also included Business Seminar, Ma Paula Wong (site Thailand) is one of very nice speaker explain how to promote Tourist satisfaction. Excellent topic for us. Our country also try to promote tourism sector. Because we are looking for foreign currency. Tourism is smokeless industry, no environmental impact. That is why every country willing to promote Tourism sector. Me myself one of member from M T F.

Spacious, cool enough for the people who came to the exhibition inside the certer. The decoration sucks. Still it's spacious love it.

May hosting more than thousand gathering.

The place is not bad.. just beside of Inya lake hotel. There are several Music club around that area.. The hall quite big. Bigger than Myanmar convention centre, Mindama Road. There are many parking place behind of the Centre. But the parking fee is abit higher than other place. Located at good location .just between downtown area and airport. Just about 20 mins from airport.

It's a good place to hold the large-scale events. At YCC, I like the air conditioning system and good security system. But there is only one door for entrance and exit that might be an concern in emergency situation. Lighting system needs to be improved a bit. In general, it's a spacious and nice venue to hold the business fairs/events.

I feel kindness from everywhere everyone's activities... All foods and services are free for everyone whether higher or lower standard .. Cleaning & catering are also great... Medical volunteers are the best... # Inn Ya Covid Center #

The best place for every event. Location is also dynamic and can get easy transportation.

Originally, it is night market. Fruits, vegetables and flowers are mainly available. It seems like most of the shoppers are office staff because they buy things here before going back home. Shoppers need to be careful as the street become full of cars and trishaw every evening. A funny thing I've found is a part of the name of market is "Hlaing Thar Yar" doesn't mean it belong to Hlaing Thar Yar township. It indicates to Hlaing township's pleasing market (Hlaing Thar Yar market). 😅

It normally sells the meat and vegetable in the evening. You can buy some for your meals but you can't get everything what you need. The most common selling goods are chicken, fish, pork, vegetables and Sometime beef.

able to buy vegetable and fruit but a little expensive. Open daily.

You can buy and get almost there,

Cheap but not clean.

Everythings are cheap here but little dirty & messy.

Very convenient but not very clean

You can choose the shops and make your own idea for your love.

The took only 25k for a banch of flower. Great service, awesome technic.

There's lot of flower shop and most of them are offer for floral service and events.

Here can get fresh fruits and flowers.And also this place can buy coconut jelly.

There is a good place to buy best fruits and most rarely flowers.

Yankin Fruit & Flower Market

Flowers are fresh and beauty.You can get rare flowers but a little bit expensive.

It is a good place to play badminton. They are running many training sessions for kids. They have 8 fields to play badminton and so you can hire a field easily to play. The fee is reasonable. The rest rooms are also clean and spacious. Car parking is relatively small.

Can be regarded as the best court in Yangon but they can still do better. Overall experience is good. All courts are clean and nice. They have total 8 courts. The space between courts are a little small. Air-conditioned so you don’t feel hot unlike other places. 2 male restrooms and 2 female restrooms. It would be better if they provide utilities like shower gel, shampoo, cotton buds and TISSUES. They have a lot of car parking spaces. So no need to worry about that in crowded town.

They have everything here for a badminton player. The court rental fees are probably the highest in town but convenience is what they offer.

One of the best place to Play badminton in Yangon. 17,000ks per Hours. Well Recommended.

Going to be the best badminton arena in the country! You're going to judge the other courts in the city/country by the standard this arena has. An elite standard! One-stop Pro's shop at the arena as well. Fascinating!

The first time I see we’ll standard indoor arena. Good place to play badminton with friends

Nice spot where can play most of sport activities recommended especially badminton and gym. Shower ✅ but no locker. Reservations ✅ Cafe ✅ A bit hard to find the entrance and reception which located behind the ground car parking lot.

Been here 3 times and this time I tried cut&perm combo. I book the schedule on fresha with July. He did a great job. They offer drinks while you're waiting and the 1st floor is their clothes shop, I did buy the shirt there (sisburma brand)

good service giving drink before the haircut which is really good idea for the barber shop

I had a great experience here. Heard about its recent opening so I decided to pop by and check it out. I did not have any prior expectations. I was pleasantly surprised to have a 10/10 time and a superb cut. The setting is a contemporary vibe with a hint of minimalism, which I find it to be clean and modernistic. The place includes a store of local branded streetwear on the first floor and a barber shop which is on the second floor. Interesting yet unique concept to bring those two together. My first impression of this place was the excellent customer service and the professionalism. I was offered a drink, a nice touch, which I opted for the bourbon. The thing I was impressed about the cut was the attention to detail my barber gave me. He made sure he knew exactly what I wanted and when I had questions about my cut, he gave me his feedback and suggestions. Fade was immaculate. I highly recommend this place, I will most definitely be back!

It is a combined store of men's barber shop and fashion outlet. I had a haircut and wash on my off day. I totally loved it. The staffs are very friendly and the service is excellent. I recommend tees from there, they're so comfy with a fair price. If you're a guy, you will like your haircut too. I would definitely visit again.

Easily 5 stars barber shop! I went there for a haircut and was very happy with the result. You will see how everyone in charged are very friendly and professionally trained! The shop is very clean and modernized. Also, the vibe there is quite different compared to most of the barber shops in town. They also sell quality local clothing brands. I mean what a concept they are bringing it to town! Definitely going back again.

Third barber shop I've been to in Yangon and hands down, the best one so far. Professional environment and was greeted promptly and given an excellent haircut! They took the time to make sure they knew exactly what I wanted and delivered. Great service, comfortable atmosphere, experienced staff, and competitive prices. I'll be back again.

I've always struggled finding barbers who would listen to exactly what I would want. The barbers here listened to me and gave me probably the best haircut!! Also, the beard trim was impeccable. I've never had my beard shaped and blended back into my hair this well.

The location of Tharkayta Crocodile farm not actually. It have been close since Covid19 period. Hoping to reopen soon.

A lot of crocodiles, can feed them and even hold small one in your hands.

A looot of crocodiles! Very exciting place and worth the ride there!

This place is a real thrill! It is easy to walk around and the sheer amount of crocodiles is impressive. The staff are friendly, for a small fee (1000 kyats) for a bowl of fish, you can feed the crocs and see them chomp on it - it’s an adrenaline rush and super cool. You can also hold a baby croc - this place is awesome and worth a visit.

Amazing and exciting place. Should try to feed the crocodile. It is awsome. You can hold and take picture with baby crocodile here.

It is deserve to visit for once. The authority should make it more attractive for public to become a destination.

Temporarily close. Soon after, hope to reopen.

U Norr Church/ U Naw Church was built in 1972. The place was built first Yangon Baptist Church in 1816. U Naw was the first believer and was baptised in 1819. In 1875 the church change the name to Lanmadaw Church and in 1972 changed to U Norr Church/ U Naw Memorial Myanmar Baptist Church.

A Baptist Church where downtown Yangon (China town) for all denominations ...

This Church welcome all new believers weekly with memorial present. Many section to worship.

Nice friendly Church, suitable for both elders and young,

The spelling should be U Naw Church. Thanks

Peace and quiet

Things can be more expensive hear

Nice planetarium in a peaceful area of the People Park. The style and the furnitures inside are the original of the 60'/70' I think, so I felt to be back in the past. I also enjoyed the stars show, with a life speaker that spoke in English

You can see the antique airplane, namely Fokker F27.

Star show . Entrance fee US$2 and about 0.5 hr long.

Just a tiny planetarium. With a single "space journey" show running every few minutes.

very entertaining especially for children. I visited there when I was a child.

Even though the building is still open, sadly the projector is broken and staff informed us that it will only be fixed in a year..*

If your hobby is astronomy, this place you might want to visit..

Nice place to walk, enjoy the View, eat or drink something in one of the places around,I was in february and deffinitely was a great place to spend the afternoon. Instagram: @breidysb

Superb sunset at Wah Dan jetty with fantastic river life. Commuters ferry back to the other side and some cargo vessels leave for towns along the delta region of Ayeyarwady. Fabulous photos can be taken here throughout the day! Don't miss it if you are in Yangon.

It was a great experience to have a ferry ride across the yangon river except that foreigners need to pay 20 times of the fare compare to locals😳

Very nice river

Many boat

Need a bridge

Yangon River

Myanmar plaza is bad custom service market store.

Very bad customer service and unsafe for the customers.

Unsafe place for customers!!

Unsave place for customers

Unsafe for customers

It is a dangerous place.

unsafe place for customer

Best time to sit there is in evening

a place to feed the fish

View

Customer service is good....

Customer Service is good.

Good Meditation center

(Translated by Google) The staff are not good at socializing. They cannot make a big deal out of a small matter in a conversation. They need a lot of staff. (Original) ဝန်းထမ်းများသည် လူမှုဆက်ဆံရေးမတတ်ပါ။ စကားအရာတွင် ကြီးသည့်အမှု ငယ်အောင် ငယ်သည့်အမှူကို ပပျောက်အောင် မလုပ်နိင်ပါ။ ဝန်ထမ်းပိုင်းတွင်များစွာ လိုအပ်သည်။

Very beautiful place in evening. Children love to play in large ground. Air is fresh and Historical Pagoda and Old Senate building looks goods and natch with the park. Peoples take always there photos background with this environment. Sometime national exhibitions are held on this ground and in near by People's Garden.

there is no fountain musical it broken for like 3 years now i can't believe i waste 500 usd to just watch fountain in yangon

Ancient pagoda!

(Translated by Google) It's a nice little place (Original) သာယာတဲ့ေနရာေလးတစ္ခုပါ