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List of tallest buildings in Myanmar

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This list ranks the tallestskyscrapers andhigh-rises inMyanmar by height. It includes habitable buildings that stand at least 90 m (295 ft) tall but excludes non-habitable structures above 90 m, such as theYeywa Dam, theLaykyun Sekkya Buddha Statue, and theShwemawdaw Pagoda. For other tall structures, seeList of tallest structures in Myanmar.

As of 2025, Myanmar is the largest country inSoutheast Asia andASEAN to have no skyscrapers exceeding 150 meters in height as defined by theCouncil on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.[1] Most of the tallest buildings are located inYangon where zoning regulations restrict the maximum height of buildings to 127 m (417 ft) above sea level,[2][3] to ensure that no structure overtakes the height ofShwedagon Pagoda.[4] The tallest skyscraper in Myanmar is currently theDiamond Inya Palace in Yangon, which is 122 m (400 ft) tall.

The country's first ever attempt to construct a skyscraper taller than 150 meters was the proposed 555 Merchant Street, a 195 m (640 ft) building planned fordowntown Yangon.[5] The project faced intense opposition by local conservationists and was cancelled in 2014.[6] There were also plans for a 520 m (1,706 ft), 108-story skyscraper called Time 108 City, which would have been the second-tallest building in Southeast Asia and ASEAN after the 679-meterMerdeka 118 inKuala Lumpur,Malaysia. It is currently unknown whether this project has been cancelled.

Tallest buildings

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The following list ranks completed skyscrapers and high-rises in Myanmar that stand at least 90 m (295 ft) based on the estimates by Emporis, unless otherwise stated. Because of the Emporis estimates, the list may not be fully accurate—in terms of inclusion and rankings. (Emporis estimates the height of buildings based on the number of floors; as a result, buildings with the same number of floors—regardless of the type (office or residential)—are estimated at the same height.[note 1]) Height estimates are denoted initalics.

The list may not be up-to-date.

  Was the tallest building in Myanmar upon completion
RankNameImageLocationHeight:
m (ft)
FloorsYearNotesReferences
1Diamond Inya Palace
Yangon122 m (400 ft)342019Tallest buildings in Myanmar (2019–present)[7]
2M Tower
Yangon111.2 m (365 ft)272020[8][9]
=2Grand Park HotelMandalay111.2 m (365 ft)312019Tallest building in Mandalay[7][10]
4Golden City Tower I
Yangon109.7 m (360 ft)332016Tallest buildings in Myanmar (2016–2019)[11][12]
Golden City Tower II
Golden City Tower III
Golden City Tower IV
Golden City Tower V2018Tallest buildings in Myanmar (2018–2019)[11][12][13]
Golden City Tower VI
Golden City Tower VII
11Times City Office Tower I
Yangon105 m (344 ft)252019[note 2]
12Lotte Hotel Yangon Residences
Yangon104 m (341 ft)292017[7]
12=Sedona Hotel Inya Wing
Yangon104 m (341 ft)292016Tallest building in Myanmar in 2016[7]
14Sakura Tower
Yangon100 m (328 ft)201999Tallest building in Myanmar 1999–2016[14]
15Kaba Aye Executive Residence
Yangon97 m (318 ft)272016[7]
15=Paragon Residence
Yangon97 m (318 ft)272018[7]
15=Myanmar Plaza I
Yangon97 m (318 ft)272015[7]
Myanmar Plaza II
15=The Central Tower IYangon97 m (318 ft)272020Kaba Aye Pagoda Road[15][16]
20Kanthaya Center Office Tower
Yangon92.4 m (303 ft)222019[note 3]
21Star City IThanlyin91 m (299 ft)282019[note 4]
Star City II
23Pyay GardenYangon90 m (295 ft)252013[17][18]
23=Centrepoint Office Tower
Yangon90 m (295 ft)252012[7]
Pullman Centrepoint Hotel2014
23=Man Myanmar Plaza IMandalay90 m (295 ft)252014Tallest buildings in Mandalay, 2014–2019[7]
Man Myanmar Plaza II
23=Kanthaya Center IV
Yangon90 m (295 ft)252019[19]
23=Pan Pacific Hotel
Yangon90 m (295 ft)252017[19]
23=Crystal Residences
Yangon90 m (295 ft)252017[19]
23=Kanbe Tower AYangon90 m (295 ft)252020[20]
Kanbe Tower B
Kanbe Tower C

Tallest under construction

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The list below covers the buildings under construction that will be 90 meters or taller. Height estimates are denoted in italics, and are sourced from Emporis unless otherwise stated. Given the dynamic nature of the topic, the list may not be up to date, and is likely incomplete.

NameImageLocationHeight:
m (ft)
FloorsYear (est.)NotesReferences
Lake Suites IYangon114.8 m (377 ft)322021Phase 2 of Myanmar Plaza development
broke ground in 2016
[note 5]
Lake Suites II
Lake Suites III
Emerald Bay IYangon?3220222x32-story buildings; 3x29-story buildings[note 6]
Emerald Bay II
Inno City IIIYangon108.8 m (357 ft)302021[note 7]
Inno City IV
Inno City V
Inno City IYangon104 m (341 ft)292021[21]
Inno City II
Emerald Bay IIIYangon?2920222x32-story buildings; 3x29-story buildings[note 8]
Emerald Bay IV
Emerald Bay V
Kajima Garden HotelYangon?29Hotel plus a 22-story hotel and a 21-story office[22]
Infinity CondominiumYangon100.5 m (330 ft)282021[21]
Sea View Condominium IIIMyeik?28Phase 1 (2x22, 2x28) of the overall 12-building complex
Phase 2 (8x32) not yet started
[23][24]
Sea View Condominium IV
The Central Tower IIYangon97 m (318 ft)272021Kaba Aye Pagoda Road[16]
The Central Tower III
The Central Tower IV
68 ResidenceYangon93 m (305 ft)262020At Saya San and Kaba Aye Pagoda Roads[16]
Peninsula ResidencesYangon93 m (305 ft)26Burma Railway Headquarters redevelopment[25]
Landmark Towers III2021[19]
Landmark Towers IV90 m (295 ft)25

Timeline of tallest buildings

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The tallest non-religious building before 1996 wasAsia Plaza Hotel, built in Yangon in 1988, which is estimated to be about 57.5 metres (189 ft)[26] or 58.5 metres (192 ft) tall.[27]

The timeline below may be incomplete. Height estimates are denoted initalics.

NameImageLocationHeight:
m (ft)
FloorsYears as tallestNotesReferences
Ananda Temple
Bagan51 m (167 ft)21105–115051 meters without thehti spire; pinnacle height is higher[28]
Thatbyinnyu Temple
Bagan66 m (217 ft)51150/51–1996Tallest temple in Bagan[note 9]
Sule Shangri-La Hotel
Yangon80.5 m (264 ft)221996–1999Formerly, Traders Hotel[29][30]
Sakura Tower
Yangon100 m (328 ft)201999–2016[note 10]
Sedona Hotel Inya Wing
Yangon104 m (341 ft)292016[7][note 11]
Golden City Tower I
Yangon109.7 m (360 ft)332016–2019Phase 1[11][12]
Golden City Tower II
Golden City Tower III
Golden City Tower IV
Golden City Tower V2018–2019Phase 2[12][13][note 12]
Golden City Tower VI
Golden City Tower VII
Diamond Inya Palace
Yangon122 m (400 ft)342019–present[7]

See also

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External sources

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Notes

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  1. ^See Emporis's estimates for Yangon buildings here:[1].
  2. ^Emporis"Tallest Buildings in Yangon". EMPORIS. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020. Retrieved2020-04-05. estimates 90 m but according toiMyanmar House each office floor is 4.2 meters high, meaning the building isat least 105 meters tall.
  3. ^Emporis"Tallest Buildings in Yangon". EMPORIS. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020. Retrieved2020-06-21. estimates Kanthaya Center 1's height as 82.5 meters but according toiMyanmar House each floor is 4.2 meters high, and the office building consists of 22 above ground floors, meaning the building isat least 92.4 meters tall.
  4. ^Per the building contractor,"A new project for Bouygues Construction in Myanmar". Retrieved2020-04-16., the complex consists of two 91-meter tall 28-story towers, and four 82-meter tall 25-story buildings.
  5. ^Estimated height on 32 stories only. EmporisThe Lake Suites 1 Yangon Myanmar, Emporis, archived from the original on May 14, 2021, retrieved1 November 2020 gives 34 stories and estimates its height as 122 m (400 ft). However, according toTin Yadana Htun (2015-09-03)."Lake Suites launches second tower". Retrieved2020-04-11., the tallest three towers are 32 stories only. This means Emporis' estimate needs to be adjusted to 32 floors, and 114.8 m (377 ft).
  6. ^See"Emerald Bay Project". CQHP, Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Retrieved2020-04-11. for the overall project scope.
    "Phase 1 of Emerald Bay High-Class Condominium to be completed in 2022". Eleven Media Group. Retrieved2020-04-11.
  7. ^The official height of 108.8 m (357 feet) per"Inno City" (in Burmese). The Myanmar Builders Guide. Retrieved2020-04-06.. Emporis' estimate is 107.5 m (353 feet).
  8. ^See"Emerald Bay Project". CQHP, Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Retrieved2020-04-11. for the overall project scope.
    "Phase 1 of Emerald Bay High-Class Condominium to be completed in 2022". Eleven Media Group. Retrieved2020-04-11.
  9. ^See (Archaeology Report 1902: Form A page 2) for the number of stories. See (Ishizawa, Kono 1989: 183),Ishizawa, Yoshiaki; Yasushi Kōno (1989).Study on Pagan. Sophia: Institute for Asian Cultures. p. 239., for the architectural height; and"Bagan". Union of Myanmar Travel Association. Retrieved2020-05-16. for the spire height.
  10. ^According to the tower's web site,"About Sakura Tower". 2020-04-16., it is a 100-meter high 20-story tower, completed in 1999.
    A 2014 National Geographic article,"The Race to Save Architecture in Myanmar's Biggest City".The National Geographic. 2014-11-13., identifies the Sakura Tower as the tallest building in Yangon.
  11. ^Per the hotel's owner Keppel Land,"Sedona Hotel Yangon". Retrieved2020-04-25., the new 431-room Inya wing was opened in May 2016.
  12. ^Per (Tin Yadana Tun 2017), Golden City Phase 1 was "completed and handed over" in December 2016.

References

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  1. ^"Which World City Has The Most Skyscrapers?"". The Urban Developer. 2016-03-11. Retrieved2020-04-11.
  2. ^Lau, Bo Yee."Yangon (2007-2017): Height Restriction Policies That Shape Both the Urban and Economic Landscape". The University of Hong Kong.
  3. ^Lincoln Legal Services Myanmar (August 2016)."LAND LAW / STAMP DUTY IN MYANMAR"(PDF). Retrieved2020-04-11.
  4. ^Oxford Business Group (2013)."Striking a balance: New housing and office projects are changing the landscape of cities". Retrieved2020-04-18.{{cite web}}:|author= has generic name (help)
  5. ^"555 Merchant Office Tower". Emporis. Archived from the original on April 12, 2020. Retrieved2020-04-11.
  6. ^Palmer, Alex (2014-11-13)."The Race to Save Architecture in Myanmar's Biggest City".The National Geographic. Archived fromthe original on February 18, 2020.
  7. ^abcdefghijk"Myanmar's tallest buildings - Top 20". EMPORIS. Archived from the original on May 12, 2015. Retrieved2020-04-05.
  8. ^"M Tower". Retrieved2020-04-06.
  9. ^"M Tower". MAA. Retrieved2020-04-25.
  10. ^"Grand Park Hotel in Mandalay". Retrieved2020-04-26.
  11. ^abc"Golden City". Dot Property. Retrieved2020-04-18.
  12. ^abcdTin Yadana Tun (19 October 2017)."Golden City opens grade-A office tower in Yankin".The Myanmar Times. Retrieved2020-04-25.
  13. ^abYi-Ywe Myint (5 March 2020)."One more month for sales of Golden City condo units".The Myanmar Times. Retrieved2020-04-25.
  14. ^"About Sakura Tower". 2020-04-16.
  15. ^The Central 1, Emporis, archived from the original on October 8, 2020
  16. ^abcYi-Ywe Myint (2020-02-11)."Metro's top picks of Yangon housing projects".The Myanmar Times.
  17. ^"Pyay Garden Condominium". Skyscraper Page. Retrieved2020-04-16.
  18. ^"Pyay Garden Condominium". CQHP. Retrieved2020-05-16.
  19. ^abcd"Tallest Buildings in Yangon". EMPORIS. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020. Retrieved2020-04-05.
  20. ^Yi-Ywe Myint (16 January 2020),"Top draw for Yankin buyers",The Myanmar Times
  21. ^ab"Tallest Buildings in Yangon". EMPORIS. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020. Retrieved2020-04-05.
  22. ^"The Garden, Yangon's latest mega project, is to commence construction". Meinhardt. 2019-03-28.
  23. ^"Myeik Sea View Condo Phase 1 Launched" (in Burmese). Eleven Broadcasting. 2018-01-11. Retrieved2020-04-11.
  24. ^"Sea View Condominium". CQHP Myanmar. Retrieved2020-04-16.
  25. ^Yi-Ywe Myint (2018-03-27)."Sales at Peninsula Residences Yangon to commence this month".The Myanmar Times.
  26. ^"Asia Plaza Hotel". Emporis. Archived from the original on May 27, 2020. Retrieved2020-05-16.
  27. ^"Asia Plaza Hotel". Skyscraper Page. Retrieved2020-04-16.
  28. ^Fiala, Robert D. (2002),Ananda Pahto Temple, Oriental Architecture, retrieved2020-05-25
  29. ^"Traders Hotel". Skyscraper Page. Retrieved2020-04-16.
  30. ^"Sule Shangri-la Hotel". Skyscraper Center. Retrieved2020-05-16.

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