Yangon

Yangon is a city rich in history and culture, where golden pagodas stand alongside colonial-era buildings and busy markets. The highlight is the Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking landmark that shines day and night, drawing both worshippers and visitors alike. Walking through the city, you’ll find charming tea shops, street vendors selling traditional Burmese dishes like mohinga, and neighborhoods that reflect Yangon’s diverse past. While traffic can be heavy and public transport is limited, the city has a unique, laid-back atmosphere compared to other major capitals in the region. Yangon may not be as fast-paced as some Southeast Asian cities, but it offers a glimpse into Myanmar’s rich heritage, with welcoming locals and a slower, more traditional way of life.