National Races Village

Traditions and cultures display. There are house samples with other special points for different tribes of Myanmar. You can even dress in their traditional attire for pictures for a small fee. We rented bicycles to go around the park. We had a great time.

Even though I was visiting this National Races Village during monsoon season and it rained the whole time I was here, I still enjoyed this visit very much. The foliage and especially flowers were so well kept and beautiful. At each different ethnic display is saw, and in some cases met people dressed in ethnic garb and in some cases working traditional jobs like at a weaving loom.

National Races Village: A Cultural Kaleidoscope
Step into a living tapestry of Myanmar's rich ethnic heritage at the National Races Village, a cultural kaleidoscope that will transport you on a journey through time and tradition.
Established in 2008, this sprawling village showcases the diverse lifestyles of Myanmar's eight major ethnic groups, each with their own unique customs, attire, and cuisine.
Wander through traditional villages, marvel at intricate handicrafts, and savor the symphony of flavors wafting from open kitchens. Engage with the friendly locals, eager to share their stories and traditions.
This open-air museum is a must-visit for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Myanmar's cultural tapestry. Prepare to be dazzled, enlightened, and perhaps even tempted to try your hand at traditional weaving or pottery.

* National races village *

It is a worthy place to visit in Yangon. You can learn about the whole Myanmar Country in one place. There are 8 main ethnic village houses of Myanmar— Bamar, Chin, Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine and Shan —and the famous places and buildings of them. For example, Nan Myint Tower, Kyeikhteeyoe pagoda, Mt. Zwegabin, Reed Lake, etc... And there is also Union Hall and entertain with national dancing and music on holidays.
It is a good place to learn Myanmar and Myanmar people, to have pacnic, to relax under the shady trees and to take photo. There you can rent a bicycle for 500 kyats to go aroung. It has a lot car parking. It open from 7 am to 5:30 pm daily. It is situated near the ThanLyin Bridge in Tharketa township.

Not crowded. It is a nice place to relax. We can use bicycles for 500ks per hour. There are only one parrot and some rabbits.

National race villages.
You can see our Myanmar 7 states livings style.
And salon race teatre.

All of the places are beautiful. I give 5 stars.

This a good place to know all races are living or lived in Myanmar

Entrance fee is 500 kyats. The bicycle is rented that one hour is 500 kyats. Myanmar traditional snacks is good and fair.

National Races Village is one of the attractive places to visit in Yangon for both the local people and foreigners. In National Races Village, vistors can see traditonal homes and replicas of many famous cultural sites representing Kachin, Kayah, kayin, Chin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan and Bamar.

The Village is situated near Thanlyin Bridge, beside the Bago River in Thaketa Township in Yangon; you can get there by taking any bus which is running to Thanlyin Township

I like visiting national races village because I can visit the whole park with bicycle.And I can also observe different races' culture.Especially,I like taking beautiful photos.

Interesting place. IT could use a spruce up. Can use also some Better way to get around. Bikes are useful. It's a fun place. I liked it. There actually was Armed men there for some reason. Not toy guns that is for sure. Only took a photo of the plants.

Nice place for outing, and know more about Myanmar, all about states, Villages, myanmar cultures etc.

Amazing place if you want to learn more about Myanmar. You have to purchase ticket at the entrance. The place closes at 6pm so make sure that you get there before that. You can rent a bike to ride around the park.

I went there last week and I enjoyed visiting there.

Beautiful place... Kids friendly nd you can have cycle on rent..

You can learn Myanmar national races in this place

very good public place to relax every level of people.

if you visit Yangon, you must visit here to know about Myanmar well.

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Nice for a trip out of Yangon city centre into the green. Small villages with traditional ethnic or tribal houses showcase rural life of Myanmar's various ethnic groups. The biodiversity is magnificent. View from the observation deck is nice. The park could use a general clean-up though.