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Sule Pagoda - Central hub of yangon City
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Yangon City Hall - It has Myanmar and British architectural design.
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High Court Building - The most beautiful colonial heritage in Yangon.
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Pansodan Over Pass - Most of the colonial buildings and Myanmar banks are located on this street.
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Strand Road - It was the first area to be developed by the British for commerce and trade.
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Shwedagon Pagoda - A must to see in Yangon.
- Private walking tour with a personal guide.
- meals, entrance fee
Yangon is deeply rooted in history. As a Mon village, it was initially recognized as Dagon, named after the Golden Shwedagon Pagoda. In May 1755, King Alaungpaya rechristened it as Yangon, translating to ‘The end of Strife’, following his victory over the ancient Mon Kingdom. The contemporary history of Yangon is evident in its colonial architecture, with each surviving building bearing the unmistakable stamp of the past.
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