Yangon (formerly known as Rangoon) is no longer the capital of Myanmar, but it has experienced a huge increase in tourism recently. Book early, as hotel rooms are sometimes hard to find! While you’re in town, the Shwedagon Pagoda, an immense, ancient Buddhist shrine, is a must-see—TripAdvisor travelers recommend visiting at sunrise or sunset.
Restaurants in Yangon (Rangoon)
5.0 based on 263 reviews
Unique place where Myanmar traditional and cultural heritage of string puppetry to be seen or learned in Yangon, Myanmar. Accepting puppet show for the audience of minimum 2 pax and Maximum 20 pax if booked in advanced. Preferred show time is 6pm daily for minimum 2 persons but special shows for out of these times are can also be requested if your group is 5 and more or can be paid for FIVE.
Make sure you book. A totally unique experience and one which should be a must for both travellers and locals. The show is intimate and completely engaging. The information shared is interesting and the puppet show is fun and unbelievably skilful. I loved every moment and you won’t find a better cultural show anywhere. The right length, great value and just please go see for yourself!
5.0 based on 449 reviews
There is no more place like that SPA in Yangon.We do sure our SPA is not only for your relaxing but also assisting your health .Our staff have a lot experience and We do professional skill to our customer .We are accept all credit card.
Orchid was fantastic - very relaxing massage. Number 10 massage lady was great - we will definitely come back again
5.0 based on 377 reviews
Visit us at our other branches : 3rd branch at (Near Junction Square) Hantharwady Garden, Room No (D,E), Kyun Taw Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon. Singapore foot reflexology specializing in traditional Singapore style massage, with huge n comfortable massage chairs n beds for your relaxation and stress reduction, a place for you to enjoy n detox after a session by our professional masseuse.
Although Singapore Reflexology centre is located in the middle of busy Yangon City, the ambience of the centre is relaxing and soothing. The parlor is clean and comfortable. The masseurs and masseuses are professional and well-trained. Most speak understandable level of English and Mandarin. The manager helps the customer to choose preferred packages with a menu. I would recommend one hour foot and one hour body massage. The strength of massage is tailored to the need of customer. The type of massage is similar to Asian massage in Singapore and Thailand with infusion of Myanmar massage style. Two hours in this centre rejuvenates me and gives me a short break from hustle and bustle of life.
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Our well-trained masseurs are experts in aromatherapies, relaxation oil massages and beauty treatments. High quality products in a clean and relaxing environment for an unforgettable experience.
This was my very first oil massage here in Yangon. And it was amazing! Jeny (who gave me the massage) put the perfect pressure onto my body. Together with the relaxing music and the cozy atmosphere my experience at Nima Spa was just perfect. The prices for the services are all reasonable. I would highly recommend this spa place. (Be careful, the Google location is wrong. Go to Merchant Art Hotel in Bahan)
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Kalasa Art Space is not only art gallery in Yangon but also a welcoming home for all discerning art lovers and artists alike based in Yangon. We feature many contemporary artworks by some of Myanmar’s most talented artists. Kalasa Art Space not only arranges art exhibitions for artists but also rent space for those artists who like to arrange their own definitive exhibitions. We also organise art workshops to share and show contemporary art. As a gallery collection Kalasa Art Space mainly features the artwork of the famous internationally renowned artist Aung Myint in addition to displaying various artworks of promising Myanmar artists. Everyone is welcome at Kalasa Art Space to join in events with free entrance, coffee is provided as are books to browse and even free WiFi. Kalasa Art Space is, therefore, more than an art gallery. It is a space for art and the heart, a warm meeting place; a place for sharing; and a hearty welcome awaits both young and old in the name of art
This is new and cool gallery in downtown, yangon. They showcase most establish artists works as well as emerging artist artworks. If you are art lovers who want to get inspirations or want to enjoy artworks of Myanmar artists , this place is one of must visit place!!!
4.5 based on 376 reviews
Dating from 1896, this is the only Jewish temple remaining in the city.
We got there about 11:00 AM ( note that the Syngagouge opens from 10:30 AM to 3:30 AM). It's so fascinating to know that Rangoon has some good number of Jewish back in the 1900s and interestingly Israel has a very good diplomatic relationship with Burma back then. Once in the downtown of Yangon this is a place where people should pay a visit! It's a great piece of history!
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Popped in here and it was definitely worth a visit. Very interesting to see the local artists work (even if we didn’t buy). The owner is very friendly explaining and showing the different artists works. Located on 2nd floor right where the big street sign is. You enter through a shop and up the stairs in this old beautiful building that would need some more love and tender.
4.5 based on 918 reviews
Sapel Traditional Burmese Spa is now offering outcall massage services to your hotel or your apartment in Yangon. Our massage packages include body massages, aromatherapy oil massages, and even 4-hands massages. We will bring all our spa equipment and products to your door step so that you can enjoy your relaxing massage at the comfort of your room. Prior booking is preferred.
Visited Sapel after reading reviews online and came here to do the Monsoon Season promotion (60min for 15k). Patient and very well-mannered ladies helped us with our massage (Rachel and Yuri). While not as strong as the traditional foot massage by Chinese masseur , overall still a good experience for us! Recommended to come for a relaxing session after a Long day of traveling!
4.5 based on 149 reviews
U Thant House is a place to remember the life and work of former United Nations Secretary-General U Thant and to discuss national and global challenges. There is a permanent exhibition featuring dozens of photographs and film footage tracing U Thant's life from the modest beginnings in the Irrawaddy delta town of Pantanaw to his time as the world's premier diplomat. Visitors can also take a guided tour performed by our knowledgeable museum facilitators. Please notice we are open only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 5pm. Visits outside these open hours can be arranged.
We had a wonderful visit at this museum. You make a donation of 10,000 at the outside of the building. The docent will invite you to first review the artifacts, photographs and descriptions that are on the second level. There is also a 10 minute video on the second floor. Then you come downstairs and ask for a quick tour of the main floor which basically explains who is in each of the photographs along with U Thant. The docent was quite knowledgeable. You can purchase a guide to the museum, for $3, although they were sold out of English guides when we were there. U Thant a great man. He carefully navigated through several world crises. I believe he would be very disappointed in the current state of the United Nations. The General Assembly seems to be dominated by the 23 Arab and other Muslim countries and their supporters. The Security Council is dominated by the veto power of Russia and China. How sad. If you like this review and or the photographs, please feel free to give me a thumbs up. You may also wish to check out my reviews of other tourist sites in the city as well as in Singapore, Bangkok, Taiwan, cities in Cambodia and Vietnam as well as in Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Portugal, and South America.
4.5 based on 241 reviews
Traditional Myanmar-Lisu Massage Therapy Health Blessing - Yaw Min Gyi offers traditional Myanmar-Lisu body, shoulder, neck, back, arm and head massage therapy. The Lisu People, are a Tibeto-Burman ethnic group also called “mountain people” who originated in the Himalayan region of Northern Myanmar. Health Blessing’s Corporate Social Responsibility policy enables the native Lisu therapists to support their families, who are one of the poor ethnic people in Myanmar. All our staff works towards a common goal and lives together in a communal family house as a dedicated team. Traditional Myanmar-Lisu Massage is exclusively available at Health Blessing - Yaw Min Gyi. Health Blessing - Yaw Min Gyi is a subsidiary of the internationally recognized Health Blessing Spa - Chinatown located on 19th street (Lower Block) between Maha Bandoola & Strand Road, Latha
Had traditional lisu foot, neck and back shoulder massage. It was one of the best massage experience. Masseuse "Nam Mu" is very skillful and professional. Would go there again.
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