The Sule Pagoda is an excellent landmark. It is said to be over 2,000 years old and contains a hair given by the Buddha to two Burmese merchants.

• It is surrounded by small shops and all the familiar non-religious services such as of astrologists, palmists, and so on.
• It contains a single hair relic of the Buddha.
• They sell postcards there too at really cheap price so if you are intending to send a postcard home.
• There's an entrance fee of 0.3 USD in all sides of the entrance of the pagoda for all of the foreigners.

The Shwedagon Pagoda is one of the most famous pagodas in the world and it is certainly the main attraction of Yangon, Myanmar’s capital city.

• There are 4 entrances leading into the base of this great Shwedagon Pagoda.
• The best time to visit there is about 4:30 pm.
• In the evening you can see more pilgrims and explore their activities and cultures.
• You can see diamond on top in different colors from specific location.

The National Museum (Yangon) located in Dagon, Yangon, is the one of the national museum of Burmese art, history and culture in Myanmar.

• The second floor of the museum is where exhibits on Myanmar culture can be seen with one hall assigned to Myanmar music.
• There is a stone funerary and the walls of the hall are encrypted with Pyu writings.
• Take some water in with you because some floors have good airconditioning, some floors don't.
• Stairs and lifts are available.

Tomb of Bahadur Shah Zafar is one of the most famous destination in Yangon. It was the final resting place of the exiled 18th-century Indian king.

• It is an interesting place to visit for anyone interested in the history of the sub-continent and of the British Raj.
• There is a nice pond with lotus flowers across the street.
• There is a small food stall at the corner of the premise of the mosque.