The Shwedagon Paya, a stupa vigorously laden with gold and said to be home to eight of Buddha's hairs, is the city's fundamental fascination and is placed at the heart of the city. Close to the Yangon Waterway, the structures and road design are a decent sample of the city's British impact. The zone still has a British feel to it.
Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's most well known universal symbol was discharged from house capture in November 2010, and now a part of the "Pyithu Hluttaw" the nation's Parliament.
Despite the fact that Naypyidaw may have been proclaimed as the new capital of Myanmar, Rangoon still holds an energizing mixture of custom, advancement, religion and business.
There are three different seasons: a blustery season begins from June to October, a cooler and drier, they call it winter begins from November to February, and a mid year, hot dry season from Walk to May. On the off chance that you want to visit Yangon, the winter season is the best, less moist and cooler than the remaining seasons, and you can see a great deal of guests. All things considered, real celebrations like new year festival "Thingyan" (the water celebration, proportionate to the Thailand Songkran celebration), falls amid the center of April.
In 2012 visitor entries in Yangon arrived at the 1 million check, an increment of 300% from the past two years. Subsequently, Lodging and guesthouse facilities are tight at present. Explorers are encouraged to reserve inn spot a few months ahead of time.
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