2025 Yangon Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#visahacks #myanmar 1. Required Documents - Flight ticket (arrival & departure) - Hotel reservation 2. Visa Application - Apply official website - Visa fee: $50 USD (payable online by credit card) - Visa type: Tourist visa — single entry, valid for 28 days - Validity: Once approved, you must enter Myanmar within 90 days Processing time: Usually takes a minimum of 3 business days Example: Applied on March 11 (afternoon), approved on March 14 (afternoon) ✈️ Before Boarding the Plane - Print your approved e-visa and keep it with you — you’ll need to present it. - The airline will verify your visa before departure. - They may ask where you’ll stay and how long you’re staying. - Even if you use self check-in, airline staff will still confirm your documents at the gate or boarding area before you board. 🛂 Entering and Exiting Myanmar Entry: - The entry point you selected in your visa application will appear on your visa. - You must print this visa approval document — immigration officers will stamp it upon arrival. - You will also need to fill out an entry form. This form is provided upon arrival. Exit: - When leaving the country, you will need to fill out an exit form with similar details. - These forms are collected by immigration officers and stamped. - Ensure the information is accurate and complete. ✅ Summary - Myanmar e-visas are easy to obtain online. - You'll receive a 28-day single-entry visa. - You must enter within 90 days of approval. - Print all required documents and be prepared for visa checks by the airline. - Entry and exit forms are mandatory and will be provided at immigration.

#citypassguide #myanmar #yangon Myanmar, one of the least visited countries in Asia, turned out to be a surprisingly rich cultural experience. I spent 5 days exploring the country’s former capital, Yangon, and wanted to share some notes and highlights from my journey. 🏙️ General Impressions Yangon offers a unique mix of colonial architecture, religious diversity, and bustling local life. The city is home to numerous churches, cathedrals, pagodas, as well as shopping malls and street vendors. Despite the heat, you can escape into air-conditioned malls or cool down by the lakeside. 🛍️ Shopping and Modern Life * Junction City
A modern shopping mall filled with international and local brands. A great place to cool off on hot days and enjoy some food and coffee. * Bogyoke Aung San Market
Famous for jewelry vendors and handicrafts. A traditional covered market perfect for buying souvenirs. Closes at 5:00 PM. * Myanmar Plaza
Another large shopping mall with a variety of restaurants and stores. 🛕 Cultural & Religious Landmarks * Shwedagon Pagoda
The most sacred pagoda in Myanmar, covered in gold and standing nearly 100 meters tall. Entry: 25,000 MMK. A must-see, especially at sunset when it glows beautifully. * Sule Pagoda
A small but historically significant pagoda located at the heart of downtown Yangon. * Maha Wizaya Pagoda
Peaceful and less crowded than Shwedagon. Offers a calm atmosphere for reflection. * Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple
Known for its massive Reclining Buddha statue. Few Turkish visitors, but it's definitely worth seeing. ⛪ Churches and Colonial Buildings * Holy Trinity Anglican Church
A British colonial-era church with gothic architecture. A quiet place to reflect or explore. * St. Mary’s Cathedral
The largest cathedral in Myanmar. A striking red-brick structure built in the early 20th century. * Armenian Apostolic Church
A small, historic church built in 1862—one of the oldest Christian buildings in Yangon. * The Secretariat Yangon
A significant colonial government building, known for its architecture and political history. Tours available. 🌅 Nature & Views * Inya Lake
A peaceful spot for walking or relaxing. Locals often come here in the evening. * Yangon Yangon Rooftop Bar
Possibly the best spot in the city to watch the sunset and enjoy a panoramic city view. 🍽️ Food Recommendation * Abdulla Shawarma & Doner Kebab
A casual place if you're craving something familiar. The doner is decent but nothing extraordinary. 🧭 Cultural Insight * National Races Village
A themed park that represents Myanmar’s ethnic diversity. A good place to learn about the customs, costumes, and homes of the major ethnic groups. Worth a visit if you're curious about the country’s rich cultural makeup.

📍Location: A temple located in Yangon, the capital of Myanmar. ✨Recommended Reason: Many temples are adorned with gold. Being surrounded by gold is a rare experience in daily life, making the sight incredibly moving. There are different deities for each day of the week, and you can pray to the deity of the day you were born. As it is a temple in the Buddhist country of Myanmar, there are various etiquettes to follow, so make sure to research well before visiting.

Yangon's streets are filled with a network of utility poles, with dense wires hanging in the air, creating a unique urban landscape. These wires, along with roadside stalls, old buildings, and the bustling crowds, form a lively and simple daily scene in Yangon, full of rich local life. Location: Street scenes of Yangon, Myanmar

📍Trip Overview: Myanmar is better than you think. The food is just like in Thailand. The service staff are very nice. You should try visiting at least once. 🚩Travel Route: Each place is close to each other. 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions: Golden Rock Pagoda 🚇Transportation: Rent a van with a driver. 📷Photo Spots: Temples, Pagodas 🍜Recommended Food: The shrimp is very delicious. 🏠Recommended Accommodation: Wyndham Grand 💡Caution: You might get hooked.

Myanmar's largest city, where history and culture intersect. Even now, three years after the coup, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs still has a Level 2 travel advisory. However, I did not experience any danger during my stay. A unique atmosphere of tension and calm. Cash payment is the norm. Credit cards are almost not accepted. ATMs often do not accept foreign-issued cards. You need to bring US dollars and exchange them for local currency. Cash in your wallet is a source of security. Internet restrictions. X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram cannot be accessed as is. A VPN connection is required. An environment where you need to take an extra step to access information. The mysterious makeup seen on the women's faces. A traditional makeup method using wood powder called "Thanaka". It functions as skin care and sunscreen. You will be surprised at first sight, but gradually it will blend into the cityscape. The beauty of the cityscape in the evening. The golden glow of the Shwedagon Pagoda. The color of the sky changes as the sun sets. A scene that soothes your tired heart. A series of moments that make you want to take a photo. Greasy Myanmar curry. Exquisite with a prominent aroma of spices. A mysterious taste that doesn't feel heavy despite its appearance. A representative local food that captures your stomach. Low prices. Water is 20 yen, Coke is 40 yen. Meals and transportation costs are a fraction of those in Japan. You can enjoy yourself to the fullest even on a small budget. A foreign life that is easy on the wallet. Language barrier. Burmese is impossible for amateurs to decipher. You have to rely on translation apps and simple English. All the signs and menus around town are in Burmese. The kindness of the local people is a relief. Yangon is a city that is both dangerous and attractive. Despite the chaos following the coup, its charm has not faded. It is a special place that makes you want to experience the atmosphere while not forgetting to be careful about safety. #AsiaTravelRecord

#ChristmasGreatPlaces2024 My boyfriend and I spent an unforgettable day in the small town of Dara in Yangon. It happened to rain heavily that day, but this did not reduce the enthusiasm of the town. When we were walking on the street, several children ran over to greet us warmly. Their smiles and laughter made us feel the deep friendliness of the locals. They even invited us to their home and made us feel like family. I also prepared some clothes for them. When I saw them smiling after receiving the gifts, their hearts were filled with warmth. This experience made me realize that the small town of Dara is not only a place full of simple charm, but also a town full of sincerity and enthusiasm. Although I will never have the chance to go to this country again, I will always remember this beautiful scene💌 📍 Address: Dala Town, Yangon #DalaTown #YangonTravel #EnthusiasmChildren #LocalCulture #TravelStories

Last weekend, I had the opportunity to visit Yangon, Myanmar for the first time. I had always heard stories about Yangon and the beauty of the Shwedagon Pagoda since I was a child and always wondered if I would ever get the chance to visit. Finally, I made it there after finding an affordable flight ticket on trip.com. I decided to invite a friend to join me, and thus, this trip was born. Upon arrival, we headed straight to the Kyauktan Ye Le Pagoda to pay respects to the Buddha Upagupta outside the city. We then returned to the city to visit the Botataung Pagoda, where we paid respects to the Buddha's hair relic and prayed to the Nat spirit for our wishes to come true. As night fell, we visited the magnificent Shwedagon Pagoda, located on a hill in the heart of Yangon. The pagoda is visible from afar and is as beautiful as the legends say. Although some parts were under renovation, the golden pagoda illuminated by golden lights was still stunning. After visiting the Shwedagon Pagoda, we checked into the Zealax Hotel and Residence, a 5-star hotel booked through trip.com at a very affordable rate. The hotel was large, newly opened, and located in a safe area. The room was spacious and well-equipped, and the staff were very friendly. We even received an additional discount from trip.com, making it a great value. We had a restful night's sleep. The next day, we traveled outside the city to Bago to visit the Shwemawdaw Pagoda, the tallest pagoda in Myanmar at 100 meters, taller than the Shwedagon Pagoda. This demonstrated the grandeur and faith of the Myanmar people in constructing such large pagodas. We then visited the palace of Queen Suphayalat and paid respects to her statue, which is near the golden Kanbawzathadi Palace, a newly restored wooden palace. In the afternoon, we visited the Kyaikpun Pagoda, which features four Buddha images, before returning to the city to visit the Chaukhtatgyi Buddha, a reclining Buddha with beautiful eyes, and finally the Sule Pagoda, where we prayed to the Nat spirit. The golden pagoda illuminated by golden lights was beautiful from every angle. We then returned to the hotel to rest. The following day, we planned to visit the Bogyoke Aung San Market to buy souvenirs, but it was closed on Mondays. Instead, we went to Junction City Mall and had coffee at Rio Coffee & Brunch, a popular spot on Instagram. After relaxing and taking photos, we returned to the hotel. It rained lightly in the afternoon, so we rested comfortably at the hotel. On the last day, we traveled back to Thailand in the morning, arriving safely. This trip was very impressive, from the affordable flight tickets and 5-star hotel to visiting the places I wanted to see, including the Shwedagon Pagoda. Praying to the Buddha and the Nat spirit brought me great happiness and fulfillment. If my wishes come true, I hope to return to Yangon, Myanmar again. Amen!

I would like to share good location in yangon, Myanmar 🇲🇲 📍Address: Inya Lake Kan Baung 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Lake View and City View 💰Average Price per Person: Free Garden 💞Reasons to Recommend: Relaxing at evening after work Inya Kan Baung was located in main point on the pyay road. We can go Sein Lan So Pyay, Yangon University, Swimming Club. And too much Hotels like "Lotte Hotel" , "Inya Lake Hotel" , "Melià Hotel" , etc .... We can go so many shopping mall around this area. Like as "Myanmar Plaza" , "M Tower" , "Hledan Center" , etc .... So, I would like to recommend 5 stars 🌟 #100waysoftravel #myanmar #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo

Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple, also known to Thais as 'Phra Ta Wan,' is located in Yangon. It features the largest reclining Buddha statue, measuring 65 meters in length! The face of the Buddha is exquisitely detailed and adorned with gems, making it incredibly captivating. ⏰: Open 24 hours daily 📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ju3JB9EAcEBbuTWs9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

Walking the streets of Yangon is a captivating experience. The city’s charm lies in its blend of the old and new. As you stroll past crumbling colonial buildings, golden pagodas glimmer in the distance. The bustling street markets offer an array of vibrant sights, from colorful fruits to intricate handicrafts. You can hear the hum of traffic mixed with the chatter of locals, many dressed in traditional longyis. The aroma of street food, like samosas and noodles, fills the air. Yangon’s streets are a sensory feast, offering a glimpse into the rich culture and everyday life of Myanmar. #100waysoftravel #architecture #instatravel #trip

Myanmar Trip 2 Days 1 Night First time traveling to Myanmar. This trip is a trip that my mother wants to do. She really wants to worship the Shwedagon Pagoda, so we organized this trip. Haha, we organized it to be chill and not tiring. We only went to a few places in Yangon. It is very convenient to travel here. There are many Grab and Taxis. We used Grab only for the whole trip. If you are a social media person, don't forget to install a VPN app. Otherwise, you won't be able to use the internet. And this is where we went. 1. Shwedagon Pagoda Shwedagon Pagoda is a large pagoda located in the heart of Yangon. It is very beautiful during the day, but it is even more beautiful at night. When entering the temple, you must dress properly. Do not wear shorts. Do not wear shoes. You must walk barefoot. Around the pagoda, there is a Buddha image for each day of the week. Each day, there is a statue as a symbol for pouring water. First, worship the Buddha. You can bring flowers to worship the Buddha and pray before pouring water on the marble Buddha image and the deities standing behind the marble Buddha. Then, pour water on the animal of your day of birth. We went at 4 pm to see its beauty before the sun sets. And after the sun sets, and most importantly, walking around the pagoda won't be hot. The evening comes, the more Burmese people there are. Some come to meditate, some come to worship, depending on their faith. My mother really liked it and was very impressed. She was physically tired but very happy. Admission fee: 10,000 Kyat Address: Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/tAPLjYRWkW6TVrms7 2. Thep Than Jai or Nat Bo Bo Gyi Botahtaung Pagoda "Thep Than Jai" or as the Burmese know it as "Nat Bo Bo Gyi" is the deity who protects this Botahtaung Pagoda. There is a statue in a pavilion by the water on the side of the pagoda. He is also a famous deity who makes people's prayers come true. Opening and closing hours of Wat Luang Pho Than Jai Daily from 06.00 - 21.00 hrs. Entrance fee: 10,000 Kyat Address: Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/kxw8erX8LpN92Qcb6 3. Rio Coffee & Brunch Cafe lovers must come to Rio Coffee & Brunch, one of the most Instagram-famous coffee shops in Yangon. The shop is beautifully decorated in a dark loft style. The most popular corner is the balcony of the shop, which is a beautiful view of the Sule Pagoda. There are both food and drinks. The shop has a good atmosphere, but it is a bit hard to find. It is not far from the Sule Pagoda. Walk up the stairs 3 floors. Open: 08.00 - 20.00 hrs. Address: Sule Pagoda Rd, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/fLNpUtYuAUapAaQD7 4. The Secretariat Yangon 🚩The Secretariat Building is the home and administration of the British Burmese. With Victorian architecture, mainly using red and yellow bricks, it is very prominent in the city. It is currently closed since the capital was moved to Naypyidaw and is in the process of being renovated into a museum or hotel. Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/qiHKBQmyppLp5CdWA 5. Esperado Lak View Hotel Esperado Lake View Hotel. The hotel is located next to Kandawgyi Lake. It has complete facilities. The bedroom is large, clean, has Wifi, buffet breakfast on the 9th floor, which has a beautiful view of the lake and Shwedagon Pagoda. The staff are lovely and willing to serve. But the room is not very soundproof. Opposite the hotel is a shopping mall, very convenient. Address: No.23 Kan Yeik Tha Rd, Yangon 11221, Myanmar (Burma) Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/6onqwPhUtrnbAwCv7 6.rangoon tea house golden valley Rangoon Tea House is a famous restaurant and bar in Yangon. There are many fusion foods from different countries. Good price. The taste of food and drinks is very good. The shop is big with lots of seats. There are 2 floors. The atmosphere is good. I must say that the dim sum is very delicious. If you want to eat, you have to go before noon or it will be sold out. The staff is also cute and provides good service. If anyone comes to Yangon, I recommend it. We stopped here for lunch before going to the airport to prepare to return. Open: 07.00 - 22.00 hrs. Address: No. 36, Inya Myaing, Street Shwe Taung Kyar St, 11201, Myanmar (Burma) Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/b5SDnfxaQqed1hU8A

Experience the vibrant essence of **Yangon** in a single day with a city walk that immerses you in the local market scene and authentic Burmese flavors. This journey offers a unique glimpse into the daily life and cultural heart of Myanmar’s largest city. ### Morning: Market Magic Start your day at the bustling **Bogyoke Aung San Market**. This lively market is the epicenter of local commerce, showcasing everything from traditional textiles to intricate handicrafts. Wander through the maze of stalls and shops where you can pick up souvenirs, marvel at local arts, and interact with friendly vendors. The market is also a great spot to experience local life and vibrant street scenes. ### Midday: Living Yangon After exploring the market, take a leisurely stroll through **Yangon’s downtown**. Admire the stunning colonial architecture and feel the city’s historical pulse as you walk past grand buildings like the Yangon City Hall and the Old Secretariat. A visit to **Sule Pagoda**, located at a central traffic circle, is also a must. This ancient stupa is surrounded by a lively area full of street vendors and local eateries. ### Afternoon: Taste of Yangon No visit to Yangon is complete without savoring a bowl of **Mohinga**, Myanmar’s signature dish. This savory fish noodle soup, often described as the national dish of Myanmar, is a flavorful combination of rice noodles, fish, lemongrass, and spices. It’s widely available from street vendors and local restaurants, offering an authentic taste of Burmese cuisine. ### Evening: Local Flavor and Culture Wrap up your day by exploring local cafes or eateries around **Shwedagon Pagoda**, where you can enjoy the evening ambiance and perhaps a final stroll around the pagoda grounds. Take in the serene atmosphere and reflect on your day in this cultural gem of Yangon. ### Tips for Travelers - **Comfortable Shoes:** You’ll be walking a lot, so wear comfortable footwear. - **Stay Hydrated:** The tropical climate can be intense, so drink plenty of water. - **Dress Respectfully:** Wear modest clothing when visiting religious sites and markets. #YangonMarkets #ExploreYangon #Mohinga #LocalLifeYangon #MyanmarFood #TravelMyanmar #CityWalkYangon #BurmeseCuisine #100waysoftravel

📍Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon 🇲🇲Myanmar - Yangon 🌟The Shwedagon Pagoda can be considered as the national symbol of Myanmar! It is often mentioned alongside Indonesia's Borobudur Temple and Cambodia's Angkor Wat as treasures of Eastern art! 🛕The pagoda appears incredibly majestic and magnificent, adorned with tons of gold blocks, gold foil, and gold bells. The pagoda's umbrella and diamond ball are encrusted with thousands of precious jewels and diamonds. 🌟No matter where you stand in Yangon, you can always catch a glimpse of the glittering golden pagoda. 🌌At night, the Shwedagon Pagoda is enveloped in a golden glow, exuding solemnity and grandeur. The area is filled with people coming to pray, creating an awe-inspiring atmosphere. 👀Visiting the Shwedagon Pagoda feels like a spiritual cleansing, leaving one with a sense of inner peace. ⚠️Tips: 🦶🏻Shoes and socks must be removed before entering the pagoda. 🧥Dress code: Shorts are not allowed; skirts must be below the knee. Sleeveless tops and exposed shoulders are not permitted (short sleeves are acceptable). ✅It is recommended to visit during dusk, so you can appreciate both the daytime beauty of the pagoda and the enchanting ambiance as night falls. #MyanmarTravel #YangonMyanmar #ShwedagonPagoda

5 things you must know before coming to Yangon Yangon is the most prosperous city in Myanmar and the first stop for travel transit. It has rich Chinese culture, century-old British-style buildings, and authentic Burmese cuisine. Transportation tips: You can fly directly to Yangon from Kunming, and the air ticket costs 1,500 yuan. The most convenient way to get from the airport to the city is to take a taxi, which costs about 60 yuan. Visa tips: Myanmar also has electronic visas and visas on arrival. I applied for an electronic visa and applied directly online, which cost about 350 yuan. It takes 3 days to issue a visa. Myanmar also supports visas on arrival. The waiting time is long, so it is recommended to apply for a visa in advance. Food tips: Myanmar also has many special foods, which are concentrated in Yangon. Pao Ruda, oil noodles, and green tea salad are all highly recommended, 10 yuan per person. At night, you can go to the Yangon Riverside Night Market and eat barbecue with the locals, basically 50 cents a string. Tips for playing: There are many attractions in Yangon. I recommend the ones I have been to and are worth visiting. 1 Yangon Great Pagoda, a landmark building, ticket price is 50 yuan, the pagoda is made of pure gold, inlaid with more than 80,000 gems, and is the faith of the locals. 2 Ring train, a century-old iron train goes around the city, the fee is one yuan. There are vendors on the train, experience the local customs and enjoy the scenery along the way. 3 Yangon St. Mary's Church, ticket free, century-old Gothic style, British exotic style in Southeast Asia. 4 Chinatown, which is Yangon's Chinatown, has Chinese buildings, temples, guild halls and traditional Chinese food a hundred years ago. Play in the old street and experience the customs of the three countries of China, West and Myanmar. 5 Aung San Market, the largest comprehensive market in the area, local specialties, snacks, food, and daily necessities can all be bought here. 6 Yangon Night Market, the riverside night market can be used as the last stop at night, eat Burmese food and enjoy the night view of Yangon. Accommodation tips: Myanmar's tourism is not as complete as other Southeast Asian countries, and hotel accommodation prices are relatively high. Starting from 300 yuan, you can book a standard room with a good environment in the city. As a transit city in Myanmar, Yangon is recommended to be visited for 2 days, basically you can visit the main attractions. It is recommended to withdraw cash from the ATM machine at one time. The starting price of the local taxi is 10 yuan, so be careful to bargain. Phone cards can be bought in advance in China. #冬日漫游指南 #城市C位出道计划

Rangoon Tea House in Yangon is a must-visit for any traveler seeking an authentic Burmese dining experience. Located in a beautifully restored colonial building, this popular eatery blends traditional flavors with a modern twist. The menu offers a wide array of local dishes, including delicious Mohinga and tea leaf salad, all prepared with high-quality ingredients. The ambiance is chic yet nostalgic, reflecting the rich history of the city. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely lunch or an evening meal, Rangoon Tea House provides a perfect setting to savor the vibrant culinary heritage of Myanmar. #myanmar #foodie #localguides

The Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar, is a Buddhist holy site with a history of about 2,500 years! The magnificent pagoda is covered in gold leaf, stands about 100 meters tall, and is topped by a 76-carat diamond. The pagoda is said to house the remains of historical bodhisattvas, including the Buddha, and is an important pilgrimage site for many believers. Visitors are asked to walk barefoot within the grounds, in accordance with Myanmar tradition (it gets very hot in the summer). The golden appearance of the Shwedagon Pagoda continues to attract visitors day and night. This sacred site is a must-see when visiting Myanmar! #TravelWithMe

Coffeeshop with an exception view of Sule Pagoda. It's hard to find. Look for a small blackboard. The balcony is small but has the views. The decor is really cool and quirky. Great service, nice coffee, and a really tasty Moroccan breakfast. Really hit the spot. It's an Instagrammer dream and a popular young persons hangout #instatravel #foodphotography #localguides #myanmar

Visiting the Yangon National Museum is like taking a journey through Myanmar’s rich history and culture. The museum’s vast collection includes ancient artifacts, royal regalia, and stunning displays of traditional arts and crafts. The centerpiece is the impressive Lion Throne, once used by Burmese kings, which stands tall in all its grandeur. Each exhibit offers a glimpse into Myanmar’s diverse ethnic heritage, with intricate costumes, musical instruments, and historical relics. The museum is well-organized, making it easy to explore at your own pace. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the deep cultural roots of Myanmar. #museums #instatravel #historicallandmarks #asiatrip #myanmar

1/ Return to the starting point Taking advantage of the visa-free SAR passport, no matter how busy you are, you still have to visit Myanmar. It turns out that the last time I visited Yangon was in early 2017. In nearly two years, the city has changed a lot. Although the air outside the window was still muggy, the road conditions as we drove downtown were much better than in previous years. Along the road, we saw high-rise buildings one after another, four- and five-star hotels, overpasses, and fewer pedestrians on the streets than in previous years. In the past, it was often necessary to rely on the crowds gathered together to guess where to get on and off the bus. Now many places have built bus stops, and the situation of casual boarding seems to be an end. I went to visit the B&B where I used to stay, and found that there was suddenly a quite large fitness center opposite. However, the Shangri-La Hotel next door is still the same as in previous years. Several theaters across the street are still there, but the ones next to the theaters have been replaced by commercial high-end buildings. The criss-crossed Aung San Market in the past is still there, but there is a newly built "New Aung San Market" opposite, and there is a large shopping mall "Junction City" next to it, which houses Genki Sushi, Ippudo, and Jade Ramen Xiaolong. Bao, for a moment I thought I was home. The most eye-catching thing about the Shwedagon Temple is that it remains as glorious as ever. It only has an elevator at the entrance and a passage dedicated to "Foreigners". In this way, I walked all the way from 33rd Street to 19th Street, walking through familiar streets one after another, and alleys with new clothes one after another. Suddenly I felt like an old man, chattering about the changes in this place while walking, but unable to keep up with the pace of the times. It's also like a lovelorn person, wandering in memories, reluctant to let go of the past. Memory and reality overlapped, and I discovered that there was only a small difference between "familiar" and "unfamiliar". After wandering around and around in the confusion, I finally couldn’t bear to find a roadside teahouse. sit. "Pawt Saint!" I said to the waiter. The waiter smiled shyly and handed me a cup of fragrant Burmese milk tea. After taking a sip, luckily the aroma of the milk tea is still there, and it can be regarded as a shared memory between me and this city.

The Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon is grand and beautiful. Taking photos at different times from evening to night offers varying beauty. Around the pagoda, there are many revered figures and sacred objects, such as the Buddha statue of Shin Saw Pu, the Nat spirit, the Giant Mother, Phra Sivali, and Phra Upagupta. Currently, it takes more than an hour to walk around, and even then, it's not enough to see everything. I plan to return to pay my respects again. The entrance fee is 20,000 kyats per person.

#temples Shwedagon Pagoda is located at the centre of Yangon City, Myanmar. As Shwe means "gold" in Burmese. I am not sure whether you can use a public transport or not to get here, but I recommend you to use online taxi instead called Grab and easy to access there. Also, you will need to use proper and polite way of dressing as this is kind of sacred place that you must obey the religion values. You will need to pay for the entrance fee as a tourist. In my case, there was a guy approaching me to guide me along my visit. He will inform you as much as he can about the history of this temples. At the end, you will be asked for a tips for him. If you don't mind, you can just continue, but if you feel you are bothered, you should probably ignore and reject him that you don't need his guidance. Anyway, he will also help for what you need for example take picture of you, so it is a win-win. There will be a lot of people coming to pray. And I suggest you to come here during evening time because the area is quite burning during the afternoon. The Pagoda is built of Gold from many countries around the world. That thing is so interesting because many countries involved of this created Pagoda. 📍 Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, Myanmar #100waysoftravel #myanmar #yangon #pagoda

🏚 Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar, remains the largest city in the country and is also the most famous commercial hub. 🏚 Myanmar was under British rule from 1824 to 1948. Therefore, the construction of various office buildings during that period followed the colonial style, including city planning and functional buildings such as post offices, banks, and customs departments. 🏤 Yangon is one of the most culturally rich cities in Southeast Asia, blending traditional and foreign cultures. Most of the architecture from that period has a strong Western influence. 🏢 After Myanmar gained independence, the government continued to use these buildings, maintaining them as needed. As a result, many colonial-era buildings still remain. 🏨 This makes Myanmar the country with the most remaining colonial architecture in the ASEAN region. 🏰 If you have the chance to visit Yangon, you will encounter beautiful Southeast Asian colonial architecture harmoniously blended with Myanmar's exquisite traditional architecture. 🌐 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/UVF3pJsFiNFDgZE37

Had a trip to Yangon with my family during Mother's Day and stayed at the Pan Pacific hotel. Accommodation Review: This hotel is adjacent to Junction City mall, making it very convenient for travel. It's not far from Sule Pagoda. The accommodation is excellent. The bathroom is large with a bathtub and a seating area for the elderly to shower comfortably. The wet and dry areas are separated, and the shower area is distinct from the toilet. The curtains in the room are automatic. Restaurant Review: The breakfast is a buffet with international cuisine, including Western, Indian, Chinese, and local dishes. There are also bread, salads, cakes, and fruit juices. Personally, I liked the congee, which comes with various toppings such as salted eggs, century eggs, spring onions, and more.

Botahtaung Pagoda in Yangon is a captivating destination for tourists. Located along the banks of the Yangon River, this ancient site is known for its hollow interior, which allows visitors to walk through and admire the relic chamber, believed to house a hair of Buddha. The pagoda's golden stupa and intricate designs are breathtaking, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Myanmar. Visitors can also enjoy peaceful moments in the nearby riverfront park, offering beautiful views. Botahtaung Pagoda is a must-visit for anyone exploring Yangon, blending spiritual significance with historical charm. #ancientbuildings #instatravel #myanmar #asia

📍Yangon River Boarding at Yangon Innovation Center 💵 Daycation: $49~$114 / Staycation: $60~$126 (as of July 2023) ▪️ The cruise offers rooms, a bar, a massage shop, and a swimming pool. The massage shop was reasonably priced, and the experience of getting a massage while enjoying relaxing music and the river view through large windows was unforgettable.

📍Yangon River Boarding at Yangon Innovation Center 💵 Daycation: $49~$114 / Staycation: $60~$126 (as of July 2023) ▪️ The cruise features rooms, a bar, a massage shop, and a swimming pool. The massage shop was reasonably priced, and I can't forget the massage I received while looking out at the river through the large windows, accompanied by relaxing music.

สวัสดีครับเริ่มต้นการเดินทางแรกของปี2018ด้วยทัวร์ทำบุญกันเลยครับ ประเทศเมียนมาร์หรือที่คนไทยเรียกกันว่าพม่านั้นโดยส่วนตัวเคยมาแล้ว3ครั้ง แต่ทุกครั้งก็ประทับใจต่างกันออกไปนะครับ มีความเปลี่ยนแปลงเกิดขึ้นหลายอย่างเลย แม้ทริปนี้จะเป็นทริปสั้นๆแต่ก็สนุกสนานกับการถ่ายภาพอยู่เสมอครับที่ได้ออกเดินทางเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของการได้ถ่ายภาพให้กับทัวร์ที่ดีอย่าง Nanapatiew Tour เริ่มต้นด้วยการบินไฟท์ที่เช้าที่สุดของวันเพื่อที่เราจะได้มีเวลาเที่ยวได้อย่างเต็มที่ โดยเราจองเที่ยวบินกับ Trip.com เพราะง่ายต่อการจอง สะดวกและออกตั๋วให้เรารวดเร็ว ดีต่อใจ Hello, let's start the first journey of 2024 with a merit-making tour. Myanmar or what Thai people call Burma, I have personally been there 3 times. But every time I'm impressed differently. There are many changes that have happened. Even though this trip is a short trip, it's always fun to take photos. I travel as part of taking photos for a good tour like nanapatiew tour.I book air ticket with trip.com Start with the earliest flight of the day so that you have plenty of time to explore. Shwedagon Pagoda, This place of worship is located in the area of Singhutra Hill. The name Shwedagon in Yangon, Myanmar, comes from two words: Shwe, which means "gold," and Dagon, which is the old name of Yangon. It is believed that the top layer of the pagoda contains 8 strands of Buddha's hair. The entire pagoda is made of gold. It is also decorated with many valuable ornaments. Whether it is a total of 5,448 diamonds, 2,317 rubies, and a large diamond weighing up to 76 carats, it can be said to be the most beautiful and most precious place in Myanmar. The legendary story of Shwedagon Pagoda Shwedagon Pagoda has a long history because it was built 2,500 years ago by two Mon brothers named Tapussa and Pallika. Traveled to trade all over the world and had the opportunity to meet the Lord Buddha. And he gave them 8 strands of hair when they returned to their hometown, which is the northern part of Singutara Hill. He received help from King Okalapa. The Shwedagon Pagoda was built. What is the significance of Shwedagon Pagoda? Most of the people of Myanmar are Theravada Buddhists. And some still believe in astrology about the 7 stars, namely the sun, moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu. Myanmar people believe that by paying homage to the Shwedagon Pagoda, You will receive merit as a guideline to escaping suffering. In addition to the 8 strands of the Lord Buddha's hair, Inside the pagoda, there are also 9 sacred Buddha images that Myanmar people hold dear. and faith for a long time Shwedagon Pagoda is therefore an important religious place in Myanmar.#myanmar #trip_app #pagoda #shwedagon

❤Reason for recommendation: Yangon, formerly known as the capital of Myanmar, was called Dagon (also known as Dagon) in the 11th century, and is famous for the Shwedagon Pagoda. 🌟Highlight features: Shwedagon Pagoda is the national symbol of Myanmar, built in 585 BC, shaped like an inverted giant bell, constructed with bricks. After several renovations, the pagoda is now covered with over a thousand pure gold plates, with more than 7 tons of gold used. It is known as one of the treasures of Eastern art, along with Indonesia's Borobudur and Cambodia's Angkor Wat. ❤Reason for recommendation: For those who love this place, even a day is not enough, especially when seeing the ascetics in 40-degree heat, the kind of soul-stirring power that makes one pause and reflect. 'The ascetic practices self-suffering to cultivate blessings for all sentient beings.'