Yangon Holidays

Yangon is the economic capital of Burma.

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Yangon: How to get there?

One hour by plane from Bangkok or ten hours by bus from Bagan

Yangon: See when to go?

January to March

Yangon: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Yangon: What to see nearby?

What our travellers think of their stay

michael mamane

Travel writer

Burma's economic capital, Yangon is a large city, and worth visiting for anyone traveling in Burma.

My suggestion

If you only have a small amount of time available, I think two days and one night are enough to see Yangon's main attractions.

Anonymous

Travel writer

Yangon, a former colonial city offering an incomparable atmosphere. Not to be missed when visiting Burma !

My suggestion

Expect to take a good two hours to visit Shwedagon Pagoda and fully absorb the ambiance that reigns there. Stroll the little streets of the city center and stop for a cup of tea with milk at one of the little tea salons.

Marine Faure

Travel writer

Yangon is the economic capital of Burma.

My suggestion

Visit the Shwedagon Pagoda at sunrise or sunset!

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