[2025 Yangon Attraction] Travel Guide for National Museum of Myanmar (Updated Apr)

Visiting the Yangon National Museum is like taking a journey through Myanmar’s rich history and culture. The museum’s vast collection includes ancient artifacts, royal regalia, and stunning displays of traditional arts and crafts. The centerpiece is the impressive Lion Throne, once used by Burmese kings, which stands tall in all its grandeur. Each exhibit offers a glimpse into Myanmar’s diverse ethnic heritage, with intricate costumes, musical instruments, and historical relics. The museum is well-organized, making it easy to explore at your own pace. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the deep cultural roots of Myanmar. #museums #instatravel #historicallandmarks #asiatrip #myanmar

It turns out that Myanmar also has a harp; the way they perform percussion is a bit like modern pop drummers; a crocodile as a harp stand, what would Chinese scholars think of this? But is there any essential difference between decorating with crocodiles and decorating with dragons? Dressed as birdmen dancing, is there such a thing in China? The Dance of Feathered Garments? The people of Chu regard the phoenix as a totem, is there a birdman dance? I wonder what the content of their music and dance is. In Indonesia, the Ramayana is the highlight, what about Myanmar?

Address - 66/74 Pyay Road; Dagon 11191, Yangon, Myanmar Getting There - downtown center Attractions - museum, historic things Food & Restaurants - Taw Win plaza is nearby the museum Entrance fee - 5,000 Myanmar currency (about1.5USD) per person The museum have 4th floor inside the buildings and each floor demonstrates with the historical things and story of its belongings. Some floors are not be allowed to take photographs. #yangon