Wunna Theikdi Stadium

Located at 19.7667° N and 96.0727° E, this 30,000-capacity stadium features modern facilities, including spacious locker rooms and specialized training areas for athletes.

Max Myanmar designed and constructed the stadium in 2012, preparing it specifically to host the opening and closing ceremonies of the Southeast Asian Games.

The name of the stadium translates to 'Victory and Success' in Burmese, representing the national aspirations for excellence in sports and athletic achievements.

The stadium functions as the primary venue for national football matches, athletics competitions, and international sporting events in the Zabuthiri Township area.

The architectural design incorporates elements of traditional Burmese aesthetics within its contemporary structure, creating a distinctive landmark in Myanmar's sports landscape.

Location: Zabuthiri Township

Inception: 2012

Architects: Max Myanmar

Official opening: 2012

Capacity: 30000

GPS coordinates: 19.76670,96.07270

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:06