The Aung San Market in the center of Yangon was founded in 1926 in the late British colonial rule. The original name was Sgoth Market (Scott's Market), which was named in honor of a civil servant named James John Sgoth (James George Scott) during the British colonial era. After Myanmar's independence in 1948, the Sgoth Market was renamed Aung San Market under the name of General Aung San, Myanmar's "father of independence". 🌟 Highlights: Aung San Market is famous for its British colonial architecture and a pedestrian street paved with cobblestones. Its architectural structure has been listed as the heritage list of Yangon City, and it is worth visiting even if it is just a visit! 💗 Recommended reason: Aung San Market is the largest and most lively market in Yangon, divided into eight areas such as clothing, handicrafts, treasure jade area, seafood, fruit and vegetables, home appliances, etc., with more than 2,000 stalls. If you want to buy and buy in Yangon, the best choice is here! 🛍 Shopping strategy: there are many antique shops on the first floor selling old coins, commemorative stamps and medals; in the middle is a jewelry store, a variety of jewelry and jewelry, you can buy the world-famous Myanmar natural jade, Myanmar rubies and other precious jade; At the other end of the pedestrian street are some art galleries, handicraft shops, restaurants, clothing stores, etc., which can buy and eat things with local characteristics of Myanmar. 🕙 Business hours: Monday off; Tuesday to Sunday (9:00-17:00)