Tourist Maps of Myanmar (TMM)
A national guide map presenting practical destination information for visitors travelling across Myanmar.
Discover national destinations, historic cities, beaches and urban landmarks through DPS guide maps created for travellers and the tourism industry.



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A national guide map presenting practical destination information for visitors travelling across Myanmar.
A visitor guide for Bagan's historic landscape, ancient monuments and cultural sites.
A guide to Yangon streets, cultural landmarks and useful places for travellers.
A city guide developed for visitors to Myanmar's capital and its major destinations.
A practical guide to Ngapali's beach area, visitor services and nearby destinations.
A guide map for exploring Ngwe Saung beach and planning a coastal visit.

DPS has produced and distributed tourist guide maps for Myanmar destinations since 1996, supporting visitors with clear geographic references and destination information.
Historic photographs and map materials from DPS tourist-map work.
A selection of religious, civic, commercial and heritage landmarks in central Yangon.

Sule Pagoda is a historic Buddhist landmark at the centre of downtown Yangon. Its location makes it an important reference point connecting religious life, city history and the surrounding civic district.

Shwedagon Pagoda rises on Singuttara Hill and is Myanmar's best-known Buddhist monument. Its gold-covered stupa and sacred relic tradition make it a major pilgrimage and cultural site.

Yangon City Hall combines traditional Myanmar architectural motifs with colonial-era civic design. Located beside Maha Bandula Park, it remains a prominent downtown landmark.

The red-brick former High Court is recognised for its Queen Anne-style architecture and clock tower. It forms part of downtown Yangon's important colonial-era streetscape.

The General Post Office on Strand Road is a working public building and an architectural reminder of Yangon's communication history and commercial waterfront.

Opened in the early twentieth century, The Strand is known for its historic hospitality, Victorian character and prominent position near the Yangon River.

Bogyoke Aung San Market is a well-known shopping destination for jewellery, handicrafts, fabrics and souvenirs, housed within a distinctive colonial-era market complex.
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