City: Myanmar
Top Things to do in Myanmar
Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in Myanmar, Myanmar
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1. Kalaw Myoma Market
2. Thapyaygone Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By francis_martino - Hirtshals, Denmark
The market is constructed in systematic foundation.It is not high and multiple storey and with a simple.A variety of items can buy and all buyers are government staff households members.It is a nice plaxe to buy freshmeat and vegetables,local and traditional values can buy.
3. Jade Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By bermudaboyd - Hamilton, Caribbean
This is the inner place to go if you are interested in looking at how people sell Jade and buy it. the locals come in with bags of Jade bracelets and wholesalers value them and buy them. they are not really interested in selling stuff to you but they will if you find interesting stuff. we got some interesting Rock samples...not sure of their actual value...good idea to look on a web site as you look to get a price. At airport interestingly hard to get on the plane and actually need an export certificate from some of the sellers. luckily the customs officer let us take ours out of the country.
4. Fish Market
5. Central Market
6. Thiri Mingalar Market
7. Zegyo Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By michaelsontheimer - Berlin, Germany
This market is huge and its energy is enormous. All kinds of food in abundance. Traffic. Noise. Smells. All sorts of people. Young and old. Men and Women. Buddhists, Muslims and Christians. Endless selling and buying. If you want to see and feel what Burmese life is and has been like since a long time you have to go there.
8. Da Nyin Gone Market
9. Bogyoke Aung San Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2,000 reviews
Reviewed By M2018K - Pilsen, Czech Republic
The market is huge, the shops close down at 5 p.m. and the whole market is closed on Mondays. If you are looking for fabrics in good quality and at very good prices, you are in the right place. I must admit, that fabrics in Myanmar are slightly more expensive than in Vietnam or India, but still cheap compared to Europe. The quality and colours of cotton, silk... I really liked it! The rest of shops are mostly with jewellery, jade and souvenirs, which I wasn´t interested in so I cannot evaluate.
