Expect all things marvellous at Myanmar's largest city
Previously named Rangoon, Yangon serves as a shining beacon of the country's political shift, first gaining independence before reopening to the world as a commercial and cultural hub. And the numbers do speak for itself, where over 4 million tourists visited the country in 2015!
From a slew of the hottest F&B establishments to heritage sites that reflect impressive colonial architecture, here's a guide to what the vibrant city has to offer:
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5. Kandawgyi Nature Park
If you are heading to the Shwedagon Pagoda and the Karaweik Hall, then you’d best be adding Kandawgi Nature Park to your itinerary! Located in their vicinity, this nature park makes an exciting pit stop to take a breather in-between your busy sightseeing schedule.
We suggest to prepare a picnic basket and be one with nature. If not, head down to some of their F&B setups like Nervin Cafe & Bistro and Dolphin Restaurant for a well-deserved meal! Best part? Admission to the nature park is at Kyats 1,000, that’s SGD$1.
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