Convergence V44 Farewell Issue

DAY 2
National Museum
Apart from housing the primate and fossil hall,
hall of prehistory, hall of early history, Myanmar
history hall, Myanmar arts hall and Myanmar
performing arts hall, the museum also has a
mini theatre, a VIP area, a public rest area and
an exhibition hall for the state-level gifts the
country's President has received. The museum
which began construction around 2010 was
developed to be a museum worthy of the
national status highlighting the cultural
heritage and the soft power of Myanmar with
elegance. It is open between 9:30am and
4:30pm every day except on Monday and
government holidays.
Ngalaik Lake Gardens
Primarily a water park along the Ngalaik dam,
activities that you could do here include taking
a relaxing dip or swim at the beach, speeding
down various water slides in the park, visiting
a few natural resorts and spending a night in
one of the lodges, enjoying a water balloon
or water gun fight, going for a walk or a jog
and participating in the festivities of the
Thingyan water festival when it takes place
mid-April each year.
Learn history at the National Museum
Ngalaik Lake Gardens
Travel
Entrance to the Myoma Market
DAY 3
Myoma Market
A local market filled with traders, suppliers
and tourists, it gets busy real quick in here. It
is also easy to get lost as the market is quite
the maze with plenty of packed sections and
stalls selling just about everything under the
sun. This includes hardware, clothing, jewellery,
electrical appliances, books, plumbing
materials, tailoring services and sewing
machines, flowers, food and imported goods.
AIRLINES FLYING TO
YANGON FROM KL
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
(KLIA)
• Malaysia Airlines
• Malindo Air
• AirAsia (klia2)
Take selfies on the 20-lane highway!
*As of January 2018
Pictures by DiverDave at English Wikipedia, Smuconlaw, Mohigan, Hybernator, Adam Jones and © 2017 Google
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