Yangon City

Yangon City

on February 06, 2020

Yangon means (End of Strife’), formerly known as Rangoon, is the capital of the Yangon Region and the largest city of Myanmar (also known as Burma). Yangon served as the capital of Myanmar until 2006. With over 7 million people, Yangon is Myanmar’s most populous city and its most important commercial center.

The name Yangon is derived from the combination of the Burmese words yan and koun which mean ‘enemies’ and ‘run out of’, respectively. This word combination is commonly translated as ‘End of Strife’.

Pagoda

Shwe Dagon Pagoda
Sule Pagoda
Botahtaung Pagoda
Gabar Aye Pagoda
Swal Taw Myat Pagoda
Mahar Wizaya Pagoda
Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda \
Nga Htat Gyi Pagoda
Naga Cave Pagoda
Kyauk Daw Gyi Pagoda
Kyaik Khouk Pagoda
BaungDawGyoke Pagoda
Sein Yaung Chi Pagoda
Daw Nyar Na Sar Yi Buddhist Nunnery
Arlein Ngar Sint Pagoda
Meilamu Pagoda
Mahar Kyein Thitsar Shin Pagoda
Pyi Taw Aye Pagoda

Attraction

Inya Lake
Kandawgyi Park
Mahar Bandoola Park
Hlaw Gar Garden Wildlife Park
People’s Square & Park
Yangon Zoo
Sein Lan So Pyay Garden
Theingottaya Park
Bo Gyoke Aung San Park
Myaing Hay Wun Elephant Camp
Sule City Hall
Strand Road
Kheng Hock Keong Chinese Temple
National Races Villages
Yangon Central Railway Station
Pansodan Gallery
Minister’s Building Secretariat
Taukkyan War Cemetery
Trish Gallery
Martyrs Mausoleum
River Gallery
Maha Pasana Cave
Myanmar Plaza
Junction City
St.John City Mall
Yangon Waterboom
The Secretariat Building

Hotel

Sedona Hotel
Lotte Hotels Serviced & Apartments
Novotel Yangon Max Hotel
Park Royal Hotel
Hotel Lexus
Melia Hotel
Sule Shangri-la Hotel
Summit ParkView Hotel
The Strand Hotel
Green Leaf Hotel
Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake Yangon
Jewel Hotel
Clover Hotel
Excel Palace Hotel
Micasa Hotel
Ibis Styles Yangon Stadium
Elegant Hotel Pyi Thar Yar
Mother’s Home Motel
Excel Palace Hotel
Eden Palace Hotel
Sky View Hotel
Belmond Governor’s Residence
Savoy Hotel Yangon
Rose Garden Hotel
High Five Hotel
Vintage Luxury Yacht Hotel
Merchant Art Boutique Hotel
Taw Win Garden Hotel
The Lodge Hotel Yangon

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