Aung San Football Stadium
Stadium · Yangon ·

Aung San Football Stadium

Stadium · Yangon ·

Historic stadium hosting football, martial arts, and national events

Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null
Aung San Football Stadium by null

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Q5M6+G7H, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) Get directions

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Q5M6+G7H, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma) Get directions

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Dec 16, 2025

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Zaw Ye A.

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Aung San Stadium is one of the famous places in Yangon for Football Match. Located in City Center.

Tun Tun O.

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Especially at weekends, there are football matches. I have been there once to watch General Aung San Shield 2018 final match.

Nyan Lynn H.

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Usually a football stadium, we used to go here for local matches and regional matches. Worth a tour here.

Nang Htike A.

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Aung San Stadium is the Myanmar's well-known soccer stadium and you can feel the best experiences through the energized crowd.

Lin H.

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Aung san football stadium is an ancient stadium in Yangon. Lone time still alive from 1909 until now.

Aung Ko M.

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Once upon a time This stadium is First Class of South East Asia.

Kyaw San Tun, M.

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University students very happy with special support them to participate sports activity!!!

Alpha K.

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AUNG SAN Football Stadium in Yangon stands as a hallowed ground for sports enthusiasts, embodying both athletic prowess and historical significance. Constructed in 1947, the stadium was initially named the Jubilee Ground in commemoration of King George VI's Silver Jubilee. However, its appellation changed to honor General Aung San, a pivotal figure in Myanmar's struggle for independence. The stadium's historical resonance deepened during the 1950s when it served as a venue for the Sixth Asian Games, marking a milestone in Myanmar's sports legacy. The aura of those early days lingers in the very structure of the stadium, its grandstands bearing witness to the cheers and triumphs of athletes from across the continent. AUNG SAN Football Stadium has been a crucible for the nation's football fervor. Hosting local and international matches, it has witnessed the highs and lows of Myanmar's football journey. The roar of the crowd, the jubilation of victories, and the camaraderie among fans paint a vivid picture of the emotional tapestry woven into the stadium's history. While renovations and improvements have modernized the facility, the architectural charm reminiscent of a bygone era remains. The stadium's location, nestled in the heart of Yangon, adds to its allure, making it a cultural and sporting focal point for locals and visitors alike. Beyond its role in sports, AUNG SAN Football Stadium has been a venue for significant national events and celebrations. Its very foundations seem to echo with the footsteps of leaders who have shaped Myanmar's destiny, connecting the present generation with the historical struggles for independence. As Myanmar continues to evolve, AUNG SAN Football Stadium stands not just as a sports arena but as a living testament to the nation's journey—a place where the cheers of triumphs and the echoes of history intersect. It remains a cherished piece of Yangon's landscape, inviting sports enthusiasts and history aficionados to partake in the legacy of a stadium that has witnessed the unfolding chapters of Myanmar's past and present.