Maha Bandula Park Review

Bandurah Park is a very natural small park in Yangon city. The environment here is quite interesting. The facilities in the park are also relatively sufficient. This can see a lot of plants and resources. It is very cool when you come here to visit and suitable for walking.

Bandurah Park is named after General Bandurah, a national hero who fought against British colonialists. The independence monument in the center of the park is49.5 meters high, like a sword piercing the sky, symbolizing the sanctity of Myanmar's freedom and independence. Also told future generations about the heroic deeds of General Bandurah in his fight for independence from Myanmar. The annex to Bandurah Park is very close to the Sureif Tower, surrounded by various heritage buildings, including the Parliament Building, the Government Administration Building, the Supreme Court, and the Christian Church. Bandurah Park is a large park with green grass and tourists. It is not only a punch-in place where tourists from all over the world flock to, but also a good place for Yangon citizens to relax and play. Outside Bandurah Park, the whole street is full of roadside stalls.

Bandurah Park is a park built to commemorate Myanmar's national hero BandurahMahabandoola, located in the downtown area of the small Jinta. Bandurah commanded the Anglo-Burmese War, and hit the British army several times. Unfortunately, in a fierce battle in 1825, he was killed in the country. The Myanmar Independence Monument (Independence Monument) is also erected in Bandurah Park. This park is also a place where Yangon people gather daily, and in the park and its surroundings, you can see the authentic life of Yangon citizens.

The park, built to commemorate the national hero of Myanmar, Mahabandoola, is located in a busy city near the Little Golden Pagoda. In the northwest corner of the park is a magnificent little golden tower, facing the magnificent city hall to the north and the high court of the British red brick building to the east. Bandura commanded well in the Anglo-Burmese War and severely damaged the British army. Unfortunately, he died in a fierce battle in 1825. The Myanmar Independence Monument is also erected in Bandura Park. A quiet park in the middle of the busy city is suitable for rest. The surrounding buildings are good and the traffic is convenient. There are many local people here.

Next to the colonial buildings such as Suretta and the City Hall, it is also a place for local people to enjoy their leisure and recreation, where they can experience the life of the local people, beside which there are many teahouses as a rest place.

The environment is superb downtown park, facilities and tree plants are well protected.

Very religious feeling, walking here feels like the whole person is quiet