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The average Burmese person dœes not have a lot of money to throw around and therefore you will find many that many attractions are free. Many activities in the city revolve around parks and gardens although there is a varied choice.
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Riding on a Train: the Yangon Circle Line takes about six hours to slowly make its way around Yangon and the neighbouring countryside. The ride offers an opportunity to view the countryside and the small villages along the way while encountering locals proceeding in their day-to-day life.
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Marionette Theatre Group: has been a part of the Burmese tradition since the 18th century and offers several shows at various locations throughout the city. The marionette masters don’t usually perform in one area for more than few days, but the venues are always listed in the newspapers. Tour agents and hotels will be able to provide information on the location of the upcoming performances.
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Mya Kyun Thar (Playground): offers a range of activities that children will enjoy including water slides, bumper cars, a carousel, a Ferris wheel and an indoor games centre. As the playground is located on an island in Inya Lake, there are also opportunities to enjoy pleasant walks amidst lovely scenery.
