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Explore Yangon
Discover the wonders of Yangon

Formerly known as Rangoon, Yangon is a large and cosmopolitan city in Myanmar. A vast majority of Myanmar’s imports and exports travel through Yangon, making the city an important economic hub for the region.

Click here for the Tour Highlights of Yangon from The Union of Myanmar Travel Association. 

Attractions
Attractions
A stay in Myanmar would not be complete without a visit to Shwedagon Pagoda. The historic site, which overlooks Yangon, never fails to enchant. The shimmering main stupa soars high above the capital and is visible from miles away. Shwedagon Pagoda was built more than 2,500 years ago and is a sacred Buddhist pagoda in Myanmar. Holy relics are believed to be enshrined within the complex.
Quick Facts
Quick Facts
The economic hub and gateway to Myanmar, Yangon is mild and green with lush tropical trees, shady parks and picturesque lakes. Yangon, founded as Dagon in the early 11th century, was a small fishing village centred around the Shwedagon Pagoda. King Alaungpaya renamed it Yangon after conquering the city in 1755. The name Yangon, which means “end of strife”, was changed to Rangoon during British colonial rule. In 1989, the city’s name reverted to Yangon.
Nature
Nature

The Royal Kandawgyi lake and nature park lies east of the Shwedagon Pagoda. The lake is surrounded by the 110-acre Kandawgyi Nature Park and Yangon Zoological Gardens, Originally developed by the British, the site consists of a zoo, aquarium and amusement park.

Along the eastern side of the lake is a glittering mythical bird called the Karaweik. This is the frontage of a floating restaurant that replicates the royal barge used by King Alongsithu of the 12th century Bagan dynasty. A cultural performance takes place every night at 6pm - 8.30pm.

Transportation
Transportation
Overlooking serene Kandawgyi Lake, Shangri-La Serviced Apartments Yangon combine privacy with convenient access to the central business district.
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
Founded in 1952, the National Museum on Pyay Road is a purpose-built five-storey building set amid spacious, landscaped grounds. Ancient artworks, artefacts and historic memorabilia are shown in 14 halls. On the ground floor, displays trace the evolution of the Myanmar language, while the Lion Throne Room and Ratanapon Period pieces are not to be missed.
Shopping
Shopping
Formerly known as Scott's Market, this colourful bazaar is in downtown Yangon. Built in 1926, late in the British rule of Myanmar, the market was named after James George Scott, a civil servant who introduced football to Myanmar. After Burmese independence in 1948, it was renamed ‘Bogyoke Aung San Market”. Visitors will find antique, Burmese handicraft and jewellery shops, as well as art galleries and clothing stalls.

Address

No. 150/150 (A), Kan Yeik Thar Road, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township Yangon Myanmar

Phone

(95 1) 394 469

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