Top Things to Do in Yangon

The Yangon Evening Street Food and Market Walking Tour turns fluorescent night markets into an open-air cookbook. Guides weave past fish stalls where ice glitters like broken glass, plant you on plastic stools for peppery pork offal soup, charcoal-crisped quail, durian so ripe it reeks of onion custard.

The Best Yangon City Tour with Experience English Speaking Guide rolls in air-con cars from colonial Post Office to the reclining Buddha whose lacquer soles carry 108 lucky symbols.

Yangon Full Day City Tour pairs driver and guide so you can hop from the National Museum's 19th-century lion throne to Kandawgyi Lake's creaking boardwalk.

The Walking Tour in Downtown Yangon slips through alleys where thanaka logs grind on slate and presses clatter tomorrow's news in Burmese and Mon.

Explore Yangon on Foot (2hours) hugs the riverside: rusted buoys clang, ferry whistles tear across brown water, dockers heave 50-kg rice sacks over wobbling planks.

Dawn on the Yangon Breakfast and Market Tour smells of fresh coconut milk and hissing rice-batter. Vendors pound chili-garlic in stone mortars. Steam rises from earthen pots of sticky purple rice.

The 8-Night Myanmar Private Tour with Flights from Yangon bundles Shwedagon with Bagan's 11th-century temples and Inle Lake's leg-rowing fishermen, shuttling you by prop plane while guides juggle visas and porters.

Yangon Heritage Walks teams historians with original blueprints so you can stand under fire-blackened balconies and learn which 1930s stockbroker leapt during the crash.

Private Full-day Yangon City Tour lets you linger at Shwedagon while pigeons wheel above the golden hti umbrella, then detour to a quiet monastery where novices practice English.

Golden Rock day trip from Yangon climbs through rubber plantations smelling of milky sap to a granite boulder painted gold and balanced on a cliff edge.