Yangon Zoological Gardens, established in 1901, is Myanmar's largest zoo, home to over 1,100 animals, including endangered species like the Myanmar Red Cheeked Gibbon.
Yangon's climate is hot and humid, but the zoo has shaded areas where long sleeves are useful.
Protects from the sun and prevents your hat from blowing off in breezes.
Essential for protecting your skin from the sun's harsh rays.
A traditional Burmese sunscreen and cosmetic paste made from ground bark, symbolizing beauty and health.
A traditional Burmese skirt worn by both men and women, often featuring intricate patterns and designs.
Decorative items made from lacquer, a substance derived from the lacquer tree, often featuring intricate carvings and inlays.
A popular spot for breakfast, known for its Burmese and international dishes in a lush garden setting.
A cozy cafe famous for its pastries and coffee, a favorite among locals and expats alike.
An upscale restaurant offering French and Burmese cuisine in a colonial-style building.
Rice noodle and fish soup with lemongrass, ginger, and garlic
Thick rice noodles with chicken, pork, or tofu, topped with fried garlic and crispy pork rinds
Fermented tea leaves mixed with fried garlic, roasted peanuts, sesame seeds, and crispy beans
Golden stupa offering panoramic views of Yangon, especially beautiful at sunrise.
Colonial-era market offering a wide range of local products and street food.
Home to an extensive collection of artifacts showcasing Myanmar's rich history and culture.
A charming, historic neighborhood in Portland, Oregon, known for its well-preserved architecture and vibrant arts scene.
Explore London's oldest prison, dating back to 1144, offering a chilling glimpse into the city's criminal past.
Bhujia Hill, a historic fort in Jaisalmer, offers panoramic views of the city and the surrounding desert.