Napyido is still a bit strange, although a very interesting city. Very young, divided into clear zones, with a slightly strange story. And yet, like the capital of the country, Nyapyido is Mast-Si Myanmar. What is so interesting here to see where to go, what to piffiate? About everything in order.
Mioma Market (Myoma Market)
This is the main shopping center of Nipjido. The market with almost 250 stores and approximately 400 shops with vegetables and fruits is the busiest place in the city. And one of the most interesting, no doubt. The market opened in 2006, is located near the train station and the automotive transport department. A completely charming place! In some bears, they sell the bark of a tree, which is used to create a tanaki - a special solution that is applied to the face, and it protects the skin from the sun and insects.
Others are preparing traditional dishes (for example, mohawing) in huge boilers. In addition, stationery, clock, cosmetics and other necessary things - all this is here. Well, clothes, household goods, vegetables and fruits are better to buy on the market late in the evening. In general, the smell of food is vital throughout the market, well, after 5 pm, the market is filled with people arriving after work, and those who want to eat something. The main part of the market is closed on Mondays, well, the night market and trays are always open. Most of all people on the market, mostly for some reason on Tuesday and Friday.
Zoological Garden (Naypyidaw Zoological Garden)
This is the biggest zoo of Myanmar. Park area - almost 250 hectares, but the opening of the park was dedicated to the day of the Mianma Armed Forces in 2008. Animals in the park were brought from Yangon Zoo (at that time there were about 420). Already in 2009, more than 6 hundred individuals of different types of mammals, birds and reptiles, including elephants, crocodiles, deer, leopards, monkeys, as well as white tigers, zebras, and kangaroo lived in the zoo. And in the zoo there is a penguinarian! It is he who attracts the most visitors. There are two species of rare and endangered animals in the zoo.
National Botanical Park (National Herbal Park)
Park is located next to Taungnyo Road. Here you can see thousands of medicinal plants, if more precisely - 3065 plants of 208 rare species from different areas of the country. These plants are used in the treatment of hypertension, diabetes, malaria and other diseases. The purpose of creating this park is the protection and preservation of different types of herbs and maintaining the treatment of herbs traditional for Myanmar. The park was opened in January 2008, the entrance is free. This park is called "green light neypyido", and this is a wonderful place for walking or jogs. It is also a great place for families with kids, because there is a very pretty cafe. You can skip on the grass, play football and relax in general.Uppatasanti Pagoda Pagoda
Similar to the size and shape of a pagoda of the Swedagon in Yangon (well, it is good, this is 30 cm in short), Pagoda Upatasanti is one of the most notable places in Nypjido. Pagoda even called the "Pagoda of the World", because in it, allegedly, there is a part of the Buddha's tooth, brought from China. The most impressive part of the Pagoda is 99-meter stupa. The construction of Pagoda was completed in March 2009. Inside, you can see the most important religious objects - different vintage pictures with the image of the Buddha, etc. Podgoda hosts the most important religious rites. "UppataSanti" translates approximately as "disaster protection", thus, construction is also due to the fear of the government of the foreign invasion (actually it is assumed that it is because of this fear that Myanmar was transferred from the coast to the country's depths).
Ngalaik Lake Gardens Park (Ngalaik Lake Gardens)
This is, in fact, a small water park, which is located next to the dam, near the village of Kuweshin (approximately 11 km from Napjido). The park was built in 2008 specifically for recreation and relaxation. There are water slides, recreation sites, even apartments and a beach. The park is open during the Burmese New Year Water Festival, very interesting and fun. By the way, this festival is one of the most anticipated holidays in Myanmar, and it looks quite quite spectacular. In addition to songs and dancing on this day, people go to the streets and water each other with water from water cannons, special tanks and in general from which it fell. No place is better to celebrate this festival than Ngalayk Lake Gardens Park.
Museum of precious stones
The museum is located in the area of Tsabutri. The museum is very nicely decorated and outside, and inside. In rather modern design. What can be viewed in the museum, I think you have already guessed: precious stones - rubies, sapphires, jade, the largest pearl in Myanmar and other stones. Usually the museum opens from 9:30 am and works until 4:00 pm, except Monday and public holidays.
Safari Park
The park consists of several parts. Asian safari covers an area of 14.2 hectares, 1.43 hectares - Australian safari and 24,14 hectares - African safari. More than 100 rare wild animals live in Asian safari, including local species of wild bulls and various types of deer, leopards live in Australian safari, and in African safaris - various species of African deer, camels, goats, Lviv, Tigers, Rhinos, Ostrichov , giraffes, zebras and pony. To see all this beauty and lay on wild animals, driving around the park by car. The construction of the park began in November 2010.
Shopping center "Junction Center"
Do you know, also the landmark of the city. It was opened in 2009, and this is the first shopping center in private ownership. The shopping center is the supermarket, restaurants and cinema, where buyers can rest a little after shopping. The shopping center is located on Raza Thinghaha Street, opposite the hotel area. Currently, the total area of the shopping center is about 11260 square meters, and within about 75 stores. In the center there is free Wi-Fi, everything is clean and neat, and in general it is not bad to buy something like that of something like that, but do not expect the luxury shopping. You are in Myanmar.