Wunna Theikdi Stadium

Wunna Theikdi Stadium is a multi-purpose sports venue in Zabuthiri Township with capacity for around 30,000 spectators. It offers modern facilities including spacious locker rooms, training areas, and is configured for various competitions.

The stadium was designed and built in 2012 by Max Myanmar specifically to host the opening and closing ceremonies of the Southeast Asian Games. It became an important addition to the country's sports infrastructure.

The name means 'Victory and Success' in Burmese, expressing the nation's hopes for athletic achievement. Crowds gather here during major sporting events that hold meaning for the local community.

The stadium is well organized with clear access routes for spectators and athletes, making large events manageable. Modern facilities ensure comfortable conditions during extended sporting competitions.

The building intentionally blends traditional Burmese design elements with modern architecture, making it a distinctive local landmark. This combination of heritage and contemporary style is uncommon in international sports venues.

Location: Zabuthiri Township

Inception: 2012

Architects: Max Myanmar

Official opening: 2012

Capacity: 30000

GPS coordinates: 19.76670,96.07270

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:25