National Museum of Myanmar (Naypyidaw)

Large museum that is worth a visit when in the area. Visited in May 2017 (hot season) and the hallways between the exhibition rooms weren’t air conditioned well. Still had a good visit though.

Shockingly bad museum with few things to see beyond pottery, some musical instruments, and a bunch of photographs on the wall of future exhibits they want to show. Most of the museum has NOT been completed. It's just empty, unfinished buildings that the military government has spent millions of dollars partially building for no apparent reason. There is no information on 19th or 20th century Burma and no mention of the military junta or the coup d'etat that brought them to power or the suppression that they have employed to maintain power. Nothing about Aung San Suu Kyi either. Nothing about the English colonial occupatipn or the struggle for independence. This is a silly museum with minimal information beyond the 16th century and little that most or us want to learn in a museum. Don't come here expecting much or you will be disappointed. I visited on a Sunday and there were three other people visiting the museum. That provides insight on how pointless it is.

A place you must visit to know about all history of Myanmar (Burma). From pre historical period to today are there about how human beings developed. Entrance is very cheap and Free car park there. Wide, clean and peaceful. You should bring your children too, they might be happy there.

World class museum, very very large with numerous sections covering arts, history from prehistoric man to all the tribes and languages and cultures of the people. The fossils section is a paleo treat with the oldest primates in the World. There are some interactive exhibits and a ASEAN section recently opened. The museum is continually expanding and I will definitely visit again, for tourists it is not only an attraction but helps visitors understand the country with maps revealing many of the hidden treasures and secrets of this magical country. The building itself is also very grand with impressive decor and design.

Love the stone age and bronze collection. Modern art collection feature a very unique painting style. Worth a visit.

Again, with everything being so relatively cheap, the money you will pay to get into the museum is so worth it. A large complex of interconnected buildings, airconditioned, comprise the museum. They are categorised chronologically, charting the history of Myanmar. The exhibits are very, very well made and a surprise for me based on my expectations. The have large scale models of temples, full sized models of their warriors clad in their traditional attire, they have a room where all the gold attire and vestments and ancillary items of their past Kings are displayed majestically. They have halls for their musical and even geographic history - it can take a full half day to explore it with any meaning. The exhibits are annotated in English. The building itself is has beautiful craftsmanship, especially the ornate huge doors. You can learn so much about the greatness of Myanmar here. Overall, a very impressive and convenient way to learn about the history and culture of Myanmar.

Nice Place to visit. You can learn the history and culture of Myanmar and Myanmar Art. There are many classic cars used by State Leader in there.

I had visited the museum in the year 2016, it was very impressive museum in Myanmar. The exhibition galleries were great design and the collections display were magnificent. I was really enjoy my museum day that I had been a lot of learning about Myanmar history and culture.