Mandalay Palace
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| လိပ်စာ- | Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma) |
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| မြို့ : | Mandalay |
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Ceci T on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice to see how Mandalay Palace looks like. The history itself is more fascinating.
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Johannes lau on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice view on the tall tower looking around the palace a good place to visit
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devanand subbaraj on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The palace looks beautiful in your pictures but the actual fact is it lacks maintenance,the palace campus is huge and the entrance to the palace for foreigners is from the eatern side only, you will have to pledge your passport at the entrance to gain entry which is still a long walk until you reach the palace which could be very tiring on a hot day,there are a few locals who will give you ride for a few bucks within the palace premises which is upto you for the taking.
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Rowie on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Huge complex where you can find old structures and buildings of the Royal Palace.
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Nan Aye Aye Aung on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful road for the people, we can see many different flowers beside of the road and pine trees ?
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KhamFa ၼမ်ႉမၢဝ်းဢွၼ်ႇ (KhamFa) on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ LAST month, nearly 3,000 holidaymakers visited Mandalay Palace, also known as Myanansankyaw Shwenandaw, the last royal palace of Myanmar.
Built by King Mindon in the 1850s when he shifted his capital from Amarapura, the Great Golden Royal Palace located in the heart of Mandalay City is one of the more popular tourist attractions of Myanmar and is famous for its ancient architecture.
Visitors, including 150 foreigners, toured the Royal Palace in April, according to the administration department under the Mandalay branch of the department of archaeology.
Foreigners have to pay a Ks10,000 admission fee, while the authority collects Ks200 per head from local visitors. There is no entry fee for children.
The royal palace hosts roughly 200 visitors daily.
The majority of visitors are students and observers from Mandalay and nearby areas.
If officials are given advanced notice, groups will be given the background history of the palace and related structures.—Shwe Khine
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Mark Sherid on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It is overall not a great place to visit. Here are things to know:
(1) You may only enter from the east gate.
(2) They take foreigners passports. (That was unsettling and unwelcoming.)
(3) The palace is poorly maintained and in a sad state of disrepair. It desperately needs a pressure wash and paint as well as wood repair.
(4) There is almost nothing inside. No furniture, very few instructional panels, no maps or brochures -- just empty buildings where your visit disturbs flocks of pooping pigeons.
(5) A small museum in back has several nice artifacts tastefully displayed.
(6) There is a great view from the tower.
In general there is a lack of care and attention to the palace. It is made all the more stark by how nice Thailand and Cambodia's palaces are. I hope Myanmar will improve this palace in the future and not allow it's history to rot. It is a sad place squandering it's potential as it sits now (Mar. 2020).
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Georges Younes on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Madalay Royal Palace is a wonderful collection of buildings situated in a huge complex that is surrounded with a wall and a moat. If you are visiting the palace grounds by yourself, make sure to inquire about entrances that are open to tourists. This will avoid unnecessary delays. Remember also to bring your passport. Palace guards will keep it until you exit. The architecture of the palace is striking. Some of the buildings have kept their gold leaf ornamentation, while those that no longer have it are painted in a deep red color. The palace has a couple of exhibition rooms, but the exhibits need significant improvement.
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