Our five picks this week - Myanmore

We’ve got a tour exploring Yangon’s colonial past, a biryani promotion, an art exhibit and more!

New things we have noted

Covid-19 rules for international travellers have changed starting this month. If you ever wonder travelling to Myanmar, read them here.

Promotion you can’t miss

Enjoy Indian Biryani cooked by the Indian chef at Melia Yangon. The meal comes with a Roselle soup, condiments and ice cream. The butter rice option is also available. The prices are US$15 for chicken, $17 for mutton and $20 for seafood.

No 192, Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, Bahan Township, Yangon
1 July – 28 October

Exhibition of Yangon’s young artists

Decora Art Gallery will host an “I” Exhibition showcasing the fresh creations of six young artists. A pop-up store will also be there to sell merchandise, handicrafts and collectibles. The five-day event is free entry. Let’s support our next generation of artists!

Building (525/527), Room No (10/11), 2nd Floor, Corner of 38 Street & Merchant Road
09758350200, 09779744089, 0943080793
10 am – 6 pm | 8-12 July

Event you should check out

Sampan Travel and Turquoise Mountain Myanmar have organised a tour of Myanmar’s struggle for independence and culture. Explore the quiet backstreets and lazy lanes of Bahan Township in central Yangon and hear the stories of Myanmar’s independence heroes and see the country’s rich handicraft heritage. The fee is Ks59,000 per person. You can read the details here.

10 am | 8-9 July
[email protected] (RSVP required)

Experience we’re planning

Mark your calendars for the hottest party of this monsoon! The Bleachers is bringing you an unforgettable experience filled with funky music and electrifying vibes. From 4 pm to 10 pm on 8 July – with the grooviest DJs in town. For Ks30,000 per ticket, you’ll gain access to the ultimate party experience. Check the details here.

Star City, Kyaik Khauk Pagoda Road, Thanlyin Township, Yangon
09 42000 7102, 09 753 033 436

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