3 Tage in Rangun
Shwedagon Pagoda und Kandawgyi Lake an Tag 1, Sule Pagoda und Bogyoke Aung San Market an Tag 2 und Colonial District und Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple an Tag 3.
Kostet etwa 177 € pro Person in der Mittelklasse oder 78 € mit kleinem Budget.
Tag 1: Shwedagon Pagoda und Kandawgyi Lake
A more spacious, green, and prestigious area centered around Myanmar's most sacred Buddhist site.
Morgens
Shwedagon Pagoda
Visit Shwedagon Pagoda twice: once during the day to admire the details, and again at dusk to witness the magical lighting ceremony and golden glow.
In Dagon Township.
Essen
Traditional Burmese
Meals are often served with a selection of small side dishes (hin). Don't be shy to try them all.
Wohin: Feel Myanmar Food (comprehensive menu), 999 Shan Noodle House, Lahpet (tea leaf salad specialist)
Nachmittags
Kandawgyi Lake
In Dagon Township.
Abends
Ngahtatgyi Buddha Temple
A lesser-known temple near the more famous reclining Buddha, housing a magnificent 14-meter tall seated Buddha image.
Tag 2: Sule Pagoda und Bogyoke Aung San Market
The historic core and bustling commercial heart of Yangon.
Morgens
Sule Pagoda
Ancient pagoda at a major roundabout.
In Downtown.
Essen
Street Food & Markets
Look for stalls with high turnover. The busiest vendors usually have the freshest, most delicious food.
Wohin: Mohinga from any street stall in the morning, Barbecue on 19th Street (Chinatown), Snacks at Bogyoke Market food court
Nachmittags
Bogyoke Aung San Market
In Downtown.
Abends
Judson Church & Baptist Church
Two beautiful, historic Christian churches tucked away in the downtown area, dating back to the American Baptist mission in the 1800s.
Tag 3: Colonial District und Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple
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Colonial District
In Downtown.
Essen
Tea Shop Culture
Tea shops are for lingering. Your tea cup will be constantly refilled; place the saucer on top when you've had enough.
Wohin: Sweet Milk Tea with Samosas, Naan Bread with Curry Dip, Boiled Peas at Shwe We Htun
Nachmittags
Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple
Abends
Alone Town (Ah Lone)
A vibrant, local night market and food stall area near Theingyi Zei Market, coming alive after dark.
Mit einem Tag mehr: Bago
1.5 hours by bus or car. Gehört nicht zu den 3 Tagen: Nimm dir dafür lieber einen ganzen Tag, statt es in einen davon zu quetschen.
The ancient capital of the Mon kingdom, Bago is packed with impressive Buddhist monuments and offers a glimpse into Myanmar's royal history. It's a compact city where you can see several major sites in a single day.
Höhepunkte: Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Hintha Gon Temple, Kyaik Pun Pagoda, Kanbawzathadi Palace site & museum
Vor der Reise
Vom Flughafen
Yangon International Airport (RGN) is about 30-45 minutes from downtown. The official taxi counter offers fixed-price trips to the city center for 10,000-15,000 MMK ($5-8 USD). You can also negotiate with drivers outside, but using the counter is easiest.
Unterwegs in der Stadt
Downtown Yangon's grid layout is very walkable for exploring the colonial architecture. However, sidewalks are often crowded or broken, and crossing streets requires caution due to traffic. Distances between major neighborhoods (e.g., Downtown to Shwedagon) are best covered by taxi.
Tipps von Einheimischen
- Dress modestly for pagodas: Shoulders and knees must be covered. Sarongs (longyis) are often available to rent at major sites like Shwedagon if needed.
- Carry small denomination Kyat notes: Many small vendors, tea shops, and taxis cannot change large bills. 1000, 500, and 200 MMK notes are most useful.
- Remove shoes AND socks before entering any temple, pagoda, or someone's home. Leave them at the designated racks; they will be safe.
