Yangon International Airport 28 min
Bogyoke Aung San Market (44 min)
Lively bazaar in a multistory colonial building, with vendors selling antiques, jewelry, art & food. Ngar Htat Gyi Pagoda (49 min)
Airy temple gifted in 1558 by Prince Minyedeippa, featuring a 5-tiered pagoda & large Buddha statue. Maha Bandula Park (48 min)
Busy, grass-filled city park with an obelisk monument, fountains & adjacent food vendors. Kandawgyi Lake (47 min)
150-acre colonial-era reservoir with a park, paths for exercise & views of the Shwedagon Pagoda. Botataung Pagoda (48 min)
Landmark pagoda featuring a gilded central stupa & a reliquary with a strand of the Buddha's hair. Sule Pagoda (47 min)
Gilded, historic Buddhist pagoda with an ornate exterior & multiple shrines & statues. Inya Lake (32 min)
Tranquil, romantic lake with parks on the banks & a sailing club for sunset cruises & rowing. Yangon City Hall (47 min)
Completed in 1936, this grand building with tiered roofs was designed by well-known architect U Tin. Yangon Zoo (43 min)
Sizable zoological garden featuring mammals, birds & reptiles & a diverse array of plant species. People's Park (39 min)
Sprawling garden by the Shwe Dagon Pagoda, with eateries, a planetarium & an elephant fountain. Chauk Htat Kyi Pagoda (44 min)
Well-known temple showcasing a 66-m. reclining Buddha, one of the country's largest statues. Shwe Dagon Pagoda (41 min)
Historic 99-m. Buddhist temple plated in gold, offering tours, a visitor center & an exhibit. Bogyoke Aung San Museum (46 min)
Final residence of the founder of modern Myanmar, with exhibits on his life & personal possessions. National Museum (40 min)
Modern 5-story museum featuring exhibitions on Burmese history & culture, including folk art. Thiri Mingala Kabar Aye Pagoda (35 min)
Golden Buddhist temple built in 1952 & surrounded by a circular platform & local vendors. | 
