Over the past 9 months the wall around this house has been refurbished. It went from an ordinary wall to a nice wall. More

We wanted to visit this house as a mark of respect for this amazing lady - glad we stopped there but really nothing to see apart from a guard at a large pair of gates! More

I used to live around there in early 90s, it is now considered as popular tourist spot, though it was quite a hurdle past 20 years as we cannot pass through this University Ave and surrounding housing were also part of the blockage of the road. Now it's so great to see our leader's house to be considered as historic... More

We were really lucky to visit the day after her election, and saw supporters with their stereos and flags being waved - goosebumps guaranteed. Not much to see but essential to recognise as part of Burma's path towards democracy More

We took a taxi to see how her house look like , it was not too far from city center, we saw two reporters with camera equippment waiting at her front door ,a big poster of her stick outside next to the main gate.this was the only symbol to identify we were in the right place, the house was walled... More

No road blocks, no soldiers........but tall gates & fences. You only get to take a look from the outside. More

Till recently, tourists were not allowed to stop near this home. Now you can, so go and check it out - we are talking about the home of Burma's Nelson Mandela here. More

As the title says. You cannot go in, only drive by. The one conceivable reason for wanting to do so is the thrill of experiencing the new freedom in the country. (We actually did not want to even drive by, but our guide insisted so as to make the effects of the recent political changes more vividly perceptible...) More

saw it from outside. stopped on our way to take a picture. More