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Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Shwedagon Pagoda, November, and October and more, get ready to experience the best places in Yangon (Rangoon).
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1Shwedagon Pagoda

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Nestled in the heart of Yangon, the Shwedagon Pagoda stands as a breathtaking testament to Myanmar's rich cultural heritage. Towering at 99 meters and adorned with an impressive 11 tons of pure gold, this historic Buddhist temple is not only the oldest pagoda in the country but also one of the most revered religious sites globally. Dating back over 2,600 years, it houses sacred relics from four past Buddhas, including strands of hair from Gautama Buddha himself.
After sunset, we stepped barefoot up Singuttara Hill, the city lights of Yangon fading behind us as the golden glow of Shwedagon rose ahead. Even in the dimming light, it felt like a world apart. A place alive with quiet devotion and flickering candles, as if the whole hill breathed with something ancient. Parts of the complex were under repair, as the recent earthquake left its mark in cracks and bamboo scaffolding. But even through the signs of damage, the stupa stood tall, nearly 100 meters of gold catching the last traces of daylight, still radiant, still sacred. We moved slowly, clockwise, like the others, past smaller pagodas and shrines, some draped in hessian, others lit by oil lamps. There was a hush in the air, not silence, but something deeper like a respect, a resilience. This place, even wounded, still held its power. They say it houses relics of four Buddhas, including eight hairs of Gautama himself. And in that moment, with the night wrapped around us and the scent of incense rising, it wasn’t hard to believe. I paused to hold time for the victims: the ones lost to the quake, and the many more bound under the weight of oppression. A quiet offering. A silent wish. And beneath that golden spire, I let gratitude swell in me for the unseen hands and hearts that helped heal my own, for the goodwill of the universe that still reaches out, even when things break. Spirituality, beauty, and the weight of centuries all met us there, even after the ground had shifted beneath it.
Edward K — Google review
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.
Steve — Google review
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
Khristine B — Google review
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
Anna D — Google review
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
CK C — Google review
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.
Pattana M — Google review
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.
Forelsket S — Google review
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.
Captain D — Google review
Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•https://www.shwedagonpagoda.org.mm/mm/•+95 1 375 767•Tips and more reviews for Shwedagon Pagoda

2November

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November is an exciting time to visit Southeast Asia, with vibrant festivals and cultural celebrations taking place throughout the region. In Thailand, the enchanting Loy Krathong festival sees locals launching beautifully crafted krathongs into rivers as part of a ritual believed to bring good luck for the coming year. Meanwhile, in Laos, the That Luang Festival in Vientiane is a major event where worshippers gather at the That Luang temple to give alms to monks and participate in colorful processions.
No 59, 4th Sat Hmu Lat Hmu St, Myittar Nyunt Ward, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 1 430 831•Tips and more reviews for November
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3October

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October is a vibrant month for travel, offering unique cultural experiences around the world. In Laos, the Dragon Boat Races bring riverside towns to life with thrilling boat races and lively carnivals, particularly in the charming town of Luang Prabang. Meanwhile, in Singapore, Deepavali (the Festival of Light) celebrates Hindu triumph over evil with beautifully lit houses and shops adorned with candles and lanterns.
V554+VM4, Tayoke Bon Kyaung Street, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for October

4August Drinks & Fried Chicken ( Hledan )

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August Drinks & Fried Chicken (Hledan) is a charming two-story restaurant that offers a cozy and uncrowded atmosphere. It's popular among K-pop fans as they mark orders with the names of idol groups. The menu features a variety of drinks and meals, with the milk bubble tea and double spicy noodle being highly recommended. The chicken nuggets are also a crowd favorite, and all at affordable prices.
I am the loyal customer of august since 2016. I was first year university student at that time and August is like my comfort place. My tuition is near august ( Hledan branch) and I usually catch up with my friends there. August always gives me the nostalgic feeling and I love everything about this eatery - their signature drinks, spicy noodle, dumplings and the music. Must try foods are lemon passion QQ, chicken nuggets and spicy noodle (2x). There is the manager sister in Hledan branch that I love who is very patient and good at customer service. I have seen her since 2016 till now😅 Overall experience is very nice and I really wish they could keep running their business longer so that I can recall my memories whenever I go there.
Sukay T — Google review
It locates in hledan besides insein road. It has two floor with efficient tables. It is a place for people who would like to hang out with friends and chill. Inside the cafe, the atmosphere is not so good but liveable. The price range are affordable with not very high and low prices. The cafe offer games like UNO, mono poly and other cards games for groups who would like to play but not in weekends. In conclusion, if you are finding a place to hang out with your friends freely, its a nice place to consider.
David P — Google review
To be honest,I do like their teas and juices.But I do not like their curry and rice.I think it is not worth to eat.The price is neither reasonable nor expensive but if you compare this dishes to other restaurant's dishes with the same price, it is really not worth to pay.And it is not a peaceful place.If you like studying at a quiet cafe,you better not go there.There are a lot of consumers except early in the morning. I am not sure for other dishes but I tried chicken curry sour taste and it is not exactly which I will want again.But you should try their drinks.I totally recommend for that.Hope you find useful. 😍😍
Songs Y — Google review
Well, it's a fine place. Service is really good. And the price is fair. It has upstairs. But the place is not very big.
Siyan N — Google review
Good place for kpopper. You can listen famous korean songs. Can play uno. Good place to fun with friends. But a little crowded.
Thet S — Google review
It is really a nice and lovable restaurant. It is two storeyed building and although it looks narrow, it does not look crowdy and so it wouldn't make you confused. If you are kpoppers, you will like this restaurant because they mark the orders with the names of k-pop idol groups. You can serve so many drinks and meals but I recommend milk bubble tea and double spicy noodle.The chicken nuggets are also popular.The prices are also affordable.I believe you will like it when you reach there😍.
Shun T — Google review
Pretty good for couples.. but not only them but also for person who want to hang out with friends.. also it is a good place to be alone.. Games are available after 3PM. Romantic and beautiful decoration can attract me...
Kelly K — Google review
Open till 9pm is good and food and drink are good. But upstair is a bit noisy for song system (because they don't wanna accept customers' feedback) so you cannot complain or request to let volumedown.
White K — Google review
R4GJ+X56, Near Hledan Bridge, Insein Street Kamaryut Tsp, Hledan Rd, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 264 808 769•Tips and more reviews for August Drinks & Fried Chicken ( Hledan )

5February MAY

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February MAY is a month filled with vibrant cultural and religious celebrations in various parts of Asia. In Malaysia and Singapore, Thaipusam is a mesmerizing event where Hindu devotees display their religious devotion by carrying kavadis on their backs and piercing their bodies with skewers. This ancient ritual is open for visitors to witness the incredible display of faith. Meanwhile, in Laos, Magha Puja is celebrated by Buddhists to commemorate significant events following the Buddha's enlightenment.
Shwepyithar Street, Zonal 2, Wethtikan, Pyay, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 790 959098•Tips and more reviews for February MAY
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6March

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March is a month filled with vibrant and diverse cultural celebrations in Southeast Asia. In Burma, the Shwedagon Pagoda Festival honors the country's most revered temple with lively processions and acts of merit by local devotees. Meanwhile, in Indonesia, the Balinese New Year (Hari Raya Nyepi) is observed as a day of meditation, during which speaking, eating, and other pleasurable activities are prohibited.
Thitsar Pan Street, Yangon 11031, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for March

7April

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April in Thailand is marked by the lively and exuberant celebration of Songkran, the Thai New Year. Lasting for three days, this festival sees locals taking to the streets for spirited water fights and watery fun. Originally a tradition of sprinkling water on friends and family as a gesture of good luck, it has evolved into an inclusive event where anyone can become a target for a playful soaking.
No. 39, Ward 41, Baho Rd, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 795 604234•Tips and more reviews for April

8July

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July is an exciting month for travel enthusiasts, with events like the Bali Arts Festival in Indonesia and the OSIM Singapore Triathlon. The Bali Arts Festival showcases the rich Balinese culture through captivating performances by musicians, dancers, and other artists. Meanwhile, in Singapore, athletes from around the world come together to compete in a grueling triathlon that includes cycling, swimming, and running. These events offer unique experiences that celebrate artistry and athleticism in their respective cultural settings.
R5RF+9CC, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for July

9September Clothes Shop

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September Clothes Shop is a popular destination for fashion enthusiasts. The store offers a wide range of trendy clothing and accessories, making it a must-visit for those looking to update their wardrobe. With its stylish and diverse collection, September Clothes Shop is the go-to place for anyone seeking the latest fashion trends. Whether you're in need of casual wear or something more formal, this boutique has something for every style preference.
Shwe Htee Housing, Building 1, Thamaing, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 253 726 600•Tips and more reviews for September Clothes Shop

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In December, Thailand celebrates the King's Birthday with boat races in Phuket and the illumination of the Grand Palace in Bangkok. The occasion is marked by Thai citizens wearing yellow t-shirts to show their respect. In Indonesia, Christmas (Hari Natal) is celebrated with grand festivities due to its sizable Christian population.
R5XP+HFR, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for DECEMBER
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11May Lay Online Shop

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May Lay Online Shop offers a wide range of products inspired by the vibrant cultures and traditions of Southeast Asia. From colorful traditional clothing to unique handmade crafts, the shop brings the essence of festivals like Araquio Festival in the Philippines and Ba Chua Xu Festival in Vietnam to customers around the world. The collection includes items that reflect the rich history and religious significance of these cultural celebrations, allowing shoppers to bring a piece of Southeast Asian festivities into their homes.
Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for May Lay Online Shop

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June is an exciting month in Southeast Asia, with two notable events taking place. The Penang International Dragon Boat Festival in Malaysia attracts rowers and boating enthusiasts for thrilling races accompanied by the rhythmic beat of drums. Meanwhile, in Singapore, the Dumpling Festival is a delightful celebration of delectable dumplings filled with a variety of flavors, offering visitors the perfect opportunity to indulge in these tasty snacks.
No.80, Pearl Condo, Gabaye, ဘုရားလမ်း, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 42009 9011•Tips and more reviews for June

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Getting to YCC from Yangon International Airport takes approximately 25 minutes by car, covering a distance of around 10 kilometers via Kabar Aye Pagoda Road. If you're heading to downtown Yangon from the airport, it will take about 50 minutes by car. These routes provide convenient access for travelers making their way to the venue.
No. 89, Mayangone Township, Baho Rd, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 1 850 0922•Tips and more reviews for get

14YCC

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YCC, or Youth Culture Center, is a vibrant hub for young people to gather and engage in various activities. It offers a wide range of programs and events designed to cater to the interests of today's youth. The center provides a safe and inclusive space for young individuals to socialize, learn new skills, and express themselves. With its modern facilities and dynamic atmosphere, YCC is an ideal place for the younger generation to connect with their peers and explore their passions.
68 U Wisara Rd, Yangon 11191, Myanmar (Burma)•https://ycc.adventistmm.org/•+95 9 40255 1330•Tips and more reviews for YCC

15Myanmar Welcome Travels & Tours Co.,Ltd

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Myanmar Welcome Travels & Tours Co.,Ltd is a travel company based in Myanmar, a country in South East Asia that shares borders with India, China and Thailand. The company operates from Yangon, the main commercial center and gateway to the country. With its strategic location, Myanmar Welcome Travels & Tours Co.,Ltd offers access to various regions within the country for commercial and business activities.
No.13 , Ground Floor, Yankin St, : 11111, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 1 515 277•Tips and more reviews for Myanmar Welcome Travels & Tours Co.,Ltd
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16O-Pa Fashion

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O-Pa Fashion is a vibrant cultural event that celebrates the traditions of the Pa O ethnic group in Southern Shan State. The festival revolves around Kekku, a significant pagoda for the Pa O people, drawing community members to pay their respects. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich heritage through traditional dances, live music performances, and a bustling market showcasing local crafts and delicacies.
Ground Floor, Hladen Street, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•+95 9 788 788560•Tips and more reviews for O-Pa Fashion

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Dec is a significant national holiday in Myanmar, commemorating the protests that took place in 1920 by students from Rangoon and Judson Colleges against the British administration's Rangoon University Act. This event was pivotal in the country's independence movement. The day serves as a tribute to the students' contribution to modern-day Myanmar and is marked with stage performances and public lectures.
1st Street, East Gyogone, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)•Tips and more reviews for Dec
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Salad
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Japanese restaurants
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Chicken
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Pastries
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Places to eat
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Pizzas
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Steak
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Seafood restaurants
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Noodles
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Street food
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High tea
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Sushi
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Sweets
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Vegan restaurants
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Pasta
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Vegetarian restaurants
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Dumplings
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Asian food
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Dim sum
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Bread
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Croissant
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Food to try
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Afternoon tea
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Cakes
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Casual restaurants
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Pho
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Chinese restaurants
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Desserts
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Soup
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Chicken wings

Drink

The  best nightlife in Yangon (Rangoon)
Nightlife
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Pub
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Nightclubs
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Lounges
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Rooftop bars
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Rooftops
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Places to go out

Attractions

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Photo spots
The  best museums in Yangon (Rangoon)
Museums
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Shopping
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Kid-friendly attractions
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Neighborhoods
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Nature
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Zoos
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Architectural buildings
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Art museums
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Backpacking trails
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Hot springs
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Shows
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Hotels
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Malls
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Bed and breakfast
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Boutiques
Fun things to do in Yangon (Rangoon):  fun attractions and activities
Fun things to do
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Spa hotels
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Coffee roasters
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Parks and gardens
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Photography museums
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Hostel
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Spas
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Walks
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Street markets
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Markets
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Aquariums
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Massage
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Art galleries
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Arts and culture
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Sights
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Beaches
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Buildings
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Churches
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Clothing stores
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Place to exchange money
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Free attractions
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Free museums
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Breakfast and brunch
Bakeries
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Popular road trips from Yangon (Rangoon)

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Hong Kong
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Chiang Mai
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Kuala Lumpur
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Hanoi
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Pattaya
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Kathu
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Phnom Penh
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Luang Prabang
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Hoi An
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Krabi Town
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Bagan
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Hua Hin
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Chiang Rai
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Mandalay
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Ayutthaya
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George Town
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Hue
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Macau
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Kathmandu
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Kanchanaburi
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Kolkata (Calcutta)
Yangon (Rangoon) to
Vientiane
Yangon (Rangoon) to
Nha Trang
Yangon (Rangoon) to
Melaka
Yangon (Rangoon) to
Sukhothai
Yangon (Rangoon) to
Hạ Long Bay

What's the weather like in Yangon (Rangoon)?

It depends on when you visit! We've compiled data from NASA on what the weather is like in Yangon (Rangoon) for each month of the year: see the links below for more information.

  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in January
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in February
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in March
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in April
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in May
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in June
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in July
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in August
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in September
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in October
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in November
  • Weather in Yangon (Rangoon) in December

All road trips from Yangon (Rangoon)

  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Bangkok drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Singapore drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Siem Reap drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Ho Chi Minh City drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hong Kong drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Chiang Mai drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Kuala Lumpur drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hanoi drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Pattaya drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Kathu drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Phnom Penh drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Luang Prabang drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hoi An drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Krabi Town drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Bagan drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hua Hin drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Chiang Rai drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Mandalay drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Ayutthaya drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to George Town drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hue drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Macau drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Kathmandu drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Kanchanaburi drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Kolkata (Calcutta) drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Vientiane drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Nha Trang drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Melaka drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Sukhothai drive
  • Yangon (Rangoon) to Hạ Long Bay drive

Explore nearby places

  • Yangon (Rangoon)
  • Bago
  • Kin Pun
  • Hpa An
  • Ngapali
  • Sangkhla Buri
  • Doi Inthanon National Park
  • Chom Thong
  • Naypyidaw
  • Mae Hong Son
  • Doi Suthep
  • Pai
  • Chiang Mai
  • Mae Rim
  • Doi Saket
  • Lampang
  • Sukhothai
  • Mae Taeng
  • Mae On
  • Si Sawat
  • Chiang Dao
  • Erawan National Park
  • Nam Phrae
  • Phitsanulok
  • Nyaungshwe
  • Pindaya
  • Taunggyi
  • Phrae
  • Fang
  • Popa
  • Kanchanaburi

All related maps of Yangon (Rangoon)

  • Map of Yangon (Rangoon)
  • Map of Bago
  • Map of Kin Pun
  • Map of Hpa An
  • Map of Ngapali
  • Map of Sangkhla Buri
  • Map of Doi Inthanon National Park
  • Map of Chom Thong
  • Map of Naypyidaw
  • Map of Mae Hong Son
  • Map of Doi Suthep
  • Map of Pai
  • Map of Chiang Mai
  • Map of Mae Rim
  • Map of Doi Saket
  • Map of Lampang
  • Map of Sukhothai
  • Map of Mae Taeng
  • Map of Mae On
  • Map of Si Sawat
  • Map of Chiang Dao
  • Map of Erawan National Park
  • Map of Nam Phrae
  • Map of Phitsanulok
  • Map of Nyaungshwe
  • Map of Pindaya
  • Map of Taunggyi
  • Map of Phrae
  • Map of Fang
  • Map of Popa
  • Map of Kanchanaburi

Yangon (Rangoon) throughout the year

  • Yangon (Rangoon) in January
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in February
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in March
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in April
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in May
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in June
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in July
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in August
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in September
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in October
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in November
  • Yangon (Rangoon) in December

Looking for day-by-day itineraries in Yangon (Rangoon)?

Get inspired for your trip to Yangon (Rangoon) with our curated itineraries that are jam-packed with popular attractions everyday! Check them out here:

  • 1-Day Yangon (Rangoon) Itinerary
  • 2-Day Yangon (Rangoon) Itinerary
  • 3-Day Yangon (Rangoon) Itinerary
  • 4-Day Yangon (Rangoon) Itinerary
  • 5-Day Yangon (Rangoon) Itinerary

Best festivals and events in nearby cities

  • The best festivals, street fairs, and annual events in Pattaya
  • The best festivals, street fairs, and annual events in Chiang Rai
  • The best festivals, street fairs, and annual events in Mae Rim

Best attractions in nearby cities

  • Top things to do and attractions in Bangkok
  • Top things to do and attractions in Chiang Mai
  • Top things to do and attractions in Pattaya
  • Top things to do and attractions in Hua Hin
  • Top things to do and attractions in Luang Prabang
  • Top things to do and attractions in Bagan
  • Top things to do and attractions in Chiang Rai
  • Top things to do and attractions in Ayutthaya
  • Top things to do and attractions in Pai
  • Top things to do and attractions in Kanchanaburi
  • Top things to do and attractions in Mae Rim
  • Top things to do and attractions in Mae Hong Son
  • Top things to do and attractions in Sukhothai
  • Top things to do and attractions in Lampang
  • Top things to do and attractions in Mae Taeng
  • Top things to do and attractions in Doi Saket
  • Top things to do and attractions in Hpa An
  • Top things to do and attractions in Mae On

Best restaurants in nearby cities

  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Bangkok
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Chiang Mai
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Pattaya
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Hua Hin
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Luang Prabang
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Bagan
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Chiang Rai
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ayutthaya
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Pai
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Kanchanaburi
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Mae Rim
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Nyaungshwe
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Mae Hong Son
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Sukhothai
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Lampang
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Doi Saket
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ngapali
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Chiang Dao
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Naypyidaw
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Bago
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Hpa An
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Mae On
  • Where to eat: the best restaurants in Si Sawat

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