Bogyoke Aung San Museum

Myanmar General Aung San Museum, this museum is not large in size, but the things inside, he said that they are all some things used by this general in his life, it feels more interesting, if you are interested, you can come here to visit

General Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of Burma's liberation movement, has a strong history and played a leading role in Burma's war of liberation. Aung San Suu Kyi is also a political task.

The room is transparent, the living room and dining room are connected together, and the bedroom is on the second floor. Several display boards hanging on the wall gave a brief introduction to General Aung San's life. Most of the rooms restored the scene when he and his family lived here - you could even see him paralyzed in a chair and turning over a book.

Although the museum is small, it has a lot of exhibits, and the tickets are only Kyat 5000 per person, which is very cheap. In the museum, you can see not only the old photos of General Aung San's family, but also the furnishings of their family and the cars they used to drive. Of course, the most sad thing is the pool outside the house, because the second son of the general died accidentally there.（

If you know something about the history of Myanmar, the father of the country, General Aung San, must not be ignorant. The Museum of General Aung San opened to the public from 7.19 to 7.23 in order to celebrate Martyrs'Day for more than 70 weeks. He was born in 1915 and assassinated in 47 years. His life feats are admirable. He has three children and Aung San Suu Kyi is his youngest daughter.

The Museum of General Aung San is the former residence of General Aung San, next to the present German Consulate. Now it has become a high-powered Burmese restaurant, from which we can see that Aung San is not a good person, it is a luxury house, far from our older revolutionaries.

The museum retains the decoration and pattern of the former residence of General Aung San. In addition to the introduction of General Aung San, there are also photos of Suu Kyi as a child and a baby cot display in the museum. In addition, on July 19, 1947, on the eve of the independence of Myanmar under British colonial rule, General Aung Shan was assassinated in the ministerial room, aged only 32, and later booked as Myanmar Martyrs' Day. The location map of General Aung Shan's former residence is as follows, and the transportation method is more convenient by taxi. Ticket prices have risen from $2 to $5. Since the attractions are not large, if you don't understand Myanmar's history for about 20 minutes, please consider the $5 ticket. Opening hours: 09:30~16:40