In this Half Day Tour your tour guide take you from your Hotel and drive to Visit National Museum ( Not Available On:Mon Not Available on: Public Holiday ) The National Museum hosts several interesting exhibits, especially the 8 metre high Sihasana Lion Throne, used by King Thibaw Min, the last Burmese king, and returned to Burma in 1908 by Lord Mountbatten. The main floor contains jewellery, old black and white photos of Mandalay Palace and Yangon, royal relics. The next place is Downtown of Yangon, your exploration passing by the derelict Secretariat Building (also known as the Ministers’ Building), a beautiful Victorian structure where Aung San, father of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, was assassinated in 1947. Afterwards, explore Myanmar’s last Armenian Church, St. John the Baptist. Dating back over 150 years, this small beautiful church is surprisingly well maintained and offers a patch of calm in the middle of the bustling city. Walk down Strand Road to explore the historic but abandoned Gandhi Hall, where the National League for Democracy drafted the Gandhi Hall Declaration in 1990. Also, visit the Post Office, then stop at the legendary Strand Hotel and the Port Authority building. You will pass by the Accountant General’s Office & Currency Department, home to an exquisite ornamented winding staircase. Turn onto Pansodan Road and you will see the Yangon Heritage Trust, a non-profit organization that works to preserve and protect the city’s rich urban heritage. Continue to the Bank Street and see some splendid old buildings along the road. When you arrive on Mahar Bandoola Park Road, you will see the red and white brick High Court Building with its clock tower, and the elegant Emmanuel Baptist Church situated on the corner of Mahar Bandoola Park. End the tour at the beautiful Mahar Bandoola Park, a green oasis popular with Tai-Chi practitioners, where you will see the golden Sule Pagoda and the great City Hall, a fine example of British Myanmar architecture featuring traditional three-tiered roofs.