Cheap Flights from Singapore to Yangon

Yangon is a culturally vibrant city with a colonial twist. Located in Myanmar, it is a tourist’s delight, with plenty of street markets and beautiful monuments to visit. Head over for a taste of Asia that’s a bit offbeat but endearing.

How do I get to Singapore airport?

The MRT or Mass Rapid Transit is available directly to Singapore Changi Airport (SIN). You could use the different buses available or hire a taxi. The airport is around 30 to 45 minutes away, depending on your mode of transport.

Which airport will I arrive in Yangon?

Flights from Singapore to Yangon arrive at the Yangon International Airport which is around 19 kilometres from the city centre. The Yangon Bus Service, which was introduced in 2017, connects the city well.

What flights operate between Singapore and Yangon?

Direct flights to Yangon are usually offered by Jetstar Asia, SilkAir and Singapore Airlines. Cheap flights from Singapore are often provided by Malaysia Airlines. Direct flights between Changi Airport and Yangon International Airport take an average of 2 hours 55 minutes.

Where in Yangon do I stay?

Known for still having some of its ancient Buddhist temples intact, Yangon is home to colonial-era architecture as well. The city's highlights are located in the centre of the city so the best area to stay in Yangon is Downtown Yangon. Western Yangon is home to temples including the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. The Bahan Township and Chinatown are other popular locales to stay in.

Which places do I visit in Yangon?

Head to the Shwedagon Pagoda or the Sule Pagoda to immerse yourself in one of Buddhism’s landmark locations. You can also visit the clear waters of Kandawgyi Lake. The Bogyoke Aung San Market is another tourist’s delight, with its colonial-era architecture and stalls, ready to serve customers all day long. Downtown Yangon is known for its leafy avenues and fin-de-siècle architecture.

The Chaukhtatgyi Paya, also known as the Reclining Buddha, is a massive 65-metre reclining Buddha. There used to be a standing Buddha in the same place but it was toppled over and replaced by the reclining version of today. The statue’s crown is decorated with gems and the feet are also inscribed with inscriptions which show the various symbols and characteristics of Buddha.

If you’re a history buff, the National Museum of Myanmar features many relics, artwork, cultural explanations and artefacts based around the country’s history. You’ll get to walk memory lane and understand this beautiful country’s heritage and culture much better.

Did you know? Crimes against tourists are punished severely and Yangon is one of the world’s safest cities. Yangon was formerly known as Rangoon, just as Myanmar was known as Burma.

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