Car rental in Yangon

Known as "The Garden City of the East", Yangon is a city adorned with lakes, public parks, and colonial-style buildings. The key attraction is the magnificent golden Shwedagon Pagoda, a 99-meter tall stupa visible from every corner of the city that is rich with history and spirituality.

Practical Information

Climate

Yangon has a tropical monsoon climate. November to February is cooler and dryer, making it the perfect time for outdoor exploration. Ensure you check the season and pack accordingly.

Currency

The local currency is the Myanmar Kyat (MMK), though US dollars are widely accepted in major establishments. ATMs are conveniently located for cash withdrawals in MMK.

Car Rental in Yangon

Car rental is an efficient option to explore this vibrant city, and a smart start to your Yangon adventure. Opt for an economy or a mid-size car for city explorations; or an SUV, if you plan to venture beyond the city.

Parking

Although free street parking is available, it can be crowded. Many hotels and shopping malls also offer parking facilities at nominal charges.

Traffic Rules

Driving in Yangon is on the right side of the road. Ensure you're aware of the traffic rules, including speed limits, which are generally 60 km/h in the city and 100 km/h on highways.

Accessible Via

The main entry to Yangon is via the Yangon International Airport (RGN). Car rental services are conveniently located in the arrival hall.

Surrounding Cities

Explore the enchanting towns of Bagan and Mandalay with a comfortable drive to witness exquisite pagodas and intriguing heritage sites.

Cultural Highlights

Find solace in the serene Buddhist temples or explore the bustling Bogyoke Aung San Market for local handicrafts and jewelry. English guides are widely available to help you navigate the local culture.

Culinary Delights

Indulge in traditional Burmese cuisine like 'Mohinga' at local restaurants or trendy cafés in neighbourhoods such as Downtown and China Town.

Annual Festivals

Celebrations are an essential part of Yangon’s culture. Don't miss the Thingyan Water Festival in April, celebrating the Burmese New Year.

We wish you an incredible journey through the beauty and wonder of Yangon.