Travel with a group to Myanmar and ask for a guide to Myanmar tourism.

The business level of Myanmar is not as developed as that of neighboring Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. Coming to the business district of Myanmar is like traveling back to China 20 years ago. Old department stores, noisy farmers' markets and busy open-air markets all make people feel strange and familiar. Although in recent years, with the development of economy, high-end shopping malls, boutiques and supermarkets have sprung up on the land of Myanmar, tourists still like to buy the most distinctive tourist souvenirs in traditional markets. The following small series will take stock of the shopping destinations that Myanmar must visit.

Aung San market is the largest tourist handicraft market in Yangon, named after General Aung San, the "father of independence" in Myanmar, with a history of more than 70 years. The market is divided into eight areas, including clothing, handicrafts, gem areas, seafood, fruits and vegetables, household appliances and so on. , with nearly 2000 booths. Tens of thousands of tourists and locals come here to shop every day, which is quite famous in Yangon and even Myanmar, especially as a shopping paradise for foreign tourists.

Jade market is the most famous jade trading place in Mandalay. Because North China is the origin of jade and Mandalay is the distribution center of jade, many jewelers from will come to Wan Li to purchase jade. This market is very large, which can be said to be a jade wholesale market, but it accepts retail sales, has a large number of shops and a wide selection of varieties. Because this market is quite famous, it has also become one of the tourist attractions in Mandalay.

Liang Yi market is the largest trading market in Mandalay, and a large number of Myanmar-made goods (including handicrafts) are filled with these two modern buildings and placed on the surrounding sidewalks. There are many daily necessities, so you can buy fabrics with Myanmar characteristics. And buddhist supplies and souvenirs. Many local people come here to buy flowers, fruits, clothes and so on. Very lively.

Wuliang Market is a local farmer's market in Bagan, with stalls selling all kinds of vegetables, fruits, fresh food, dry goods and daily necessities, as well as a few stalls selling clothes and souvenirs. It's also interesting to visit here in the morning, feel the local customs and bargain with vendors.