Cultural Museum in Taunggyi

An ancient museum

National museum.Old palace!

Il museo è aperto poco (gli orari riportati qui sono giusti), per il turista medio è un po’ difficile trovare il tempo per andarlo a vedere. L’edificio in se per se meriterebbe anche una visita, il primo piano e la sala del trono danno un idea di quella che era l’architettura birmana oltre a quella sacra e rurale. La collezione è molto scarna e quasi totalmente dedicata agli ultimi occupanti della reggia, peccato che non ci sia nessuna informazione di contesto per far capire ad un occidentale qualcosa di più, ed anche le informazioni puntuali scarseggiano (o sono solo in birmano in alcuni punti). Se siete in Myanmar pochi giorni potete tranquillamente saltarlo.

There is bothing “culture” here, and you should pay entrance fee to see nothing inside

박물관에는 사진촬영이 금지네요.황금을 입힌 왕의 것으로 보이는 의복 몇점이 온도 습도 관리되어 몇(!!)점 전시중입니다.이외에 관리상태가 좋지 않은 가구 몇점이, 커다란 금불상과 전통수상가옥 미니어쳐와 전통의복등이 전시되어 있습니다.전체적으로 전시품수도 적고, 설명도 부족하며, 관리도 부실합니다.외국인에게만 입장료를 받고 있습니다.방명록을 작성하게 됩니다.박물관에 기부한다는 느낌이 드네요.청결이나 이런것도 많이 부족합니다.박물관이 이러면 안되는건데...

It was closed when wanted to wisit the museum 11 okt 19.

Nothing to see here

Run down and needs refurbishment. Can skip this one.

Its quite small and not many things to see

Très intéressant, retrace les artéfacts de létat Shan. Très beaux costumes et magnifiques statuettes Buddha au premier étage. A visiter obligatoirement !

One of the local attractions. You can notice that Shans culture and their traditions. The buliding is still renovating in some places and visiting ground floor is worth. You can find easily by using google map because the town based on square quarters.

The last Shan Kings palace. Falling into disrepair, but still an interesting building. Exhibits include the kings thron room with thron. Quite a number of old photographs, textiles inlcluding kings, queens generals, official robes. Typical dress of the various hill tribes. Boats, carraiges. Takes between an hour or three

The ground floor is almost empty, but the first floor has some interesting artifacts and pictures, most notably old costumes and a big Buddha made of rattan. The building itself, although is in need of repair and maintenance, its worth the visit. The local government should invest more in showcasing local culture and history.

ယဉ်ကျေးမှုပြတိုက်ဆိုပေမယ့် အများစုက ညောင်ရွှေဟော်နန်းလို့ပဲ ခေါ်ကြပါတယ်။ လေ့လာချင်သူအများစုက ဟော်နန်းအဆောက်အဦးကို လေ့လာချင်တဲ့သူများပါတယ်။ အထဲမှာ စော်ဘွားတွေရဲ့ အဝတ်အစားတွေနဲ့ ဓာတ်ပုံတွေအများစု ပြထားပါတယ်။ အဆောက်အဦးရဲ့ တချို့အခန်းတွေကိုတော့ ပိတ်ထားပါတယ်။

Little museum with a limited selection of artefacts such as royal garments abd furniture items and a lot of old photos. Signs in Myanmar and English language but overall explanation is lacking. The building itself with splendid wooden interior is actually the nicest thing about the museum. Entry fee for foreigners is only 2,000 kyats so this is a must do for all visitors to Nyaung Shwe, even if youll only spend 30-45 minutes in the museum.

Locally called Haw Nong, that is Royal Palace of Saw Bwa. It is constructed by Sawbwa Sir Saw Maung, he is Uncle of Sat Shwe Thike the first president of Myanmar. You can dress of Royal families of Sawbwa and their dynasty of Nyaungshwe Swabwa region. Nyaungshwe the highest swabwa region of Sourthern Shan State and Theinni is of Northern Shan State. It is 200 MMK fee for local and 2,000 MMK for internation visitor. Would like to recommend you to visit here and take 1 hour for wondering inside and outside.

We can see many traditional cultures in these Museum

A bit run down but very interesting