The Secretariat Yangon — Attraction in Yangon

Historical place with the most tragic moments happened here at July 14 1947. U can tour around in the secretariat compound and few parts inside of the building. Some compartments are restricted for guest tour. How to see other restricted parts of Secretariat? Hack: Can hired Secretariat city Tour guide to show you General Aung San Meeting Room, crimes area (assisnated area) and explain to you the history and wonders of the buildings. (Design Architecture) Recommend to go tour at morning and evening before sunset (4pm) because it's the sun is so hot there walking without cover. Photoshoot with phone camera is allowed but charge Camera fees for shoot with digital camera. P.S. respect this Historical Building. Don't litter...

The Secretariat in Yangon is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. This Victorian-colonial masterpiece, once the seat of British administration in Burma, spans almost 16 acres in the heart of Yangon. The building is undergoing a multi-year renovation, but parts of it, including the East Wing and North Wing, are open to the public. Visitors can explore museum and art exhibit spaces, cultural and private event spaces, guided tours, retail shops, restaurants, and commercial office spaces. The surrounding flowering gardens add to the charm of this historic landmark.

It's a great spot for a short visit to soak in the rich history and beautiful...

Nice and historic build by British Empire with bricks that are from England , switzerland , France , India , Italy and Myanmar . You should really visit this place ! The Burmese independent leader General Aung San father of Aung San Su Kyi, was assasinated here . There are many shops and restaurents . Plus the events with Myanmar culture , Myanmar traditional shows are often held here . There will be also a MUSEUM soon , where the leaders were assasinated . There are some tour guides who will explain you all the details about what happened in here ,how ,and when. I suggest you to visit this if you are in Yangon...