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ပေါ်အခြေခံကာ 8 သုံးသပ်ချက်
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| လိပ်စာ- | Min Kun, Myanmar (Burma) |
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| မြို့ : | Min Kun |
| Description : | Monumental Buddhist shrine started in the 1790s but never completed, a popular stop on boat trips. |
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Linh Dao on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This massive structure is really worth a visit. Actually there are quite lots of things to see in Min Kun Area. We spent the morning visiting Sat Taw Yar Pagoda, Min Kun Pahtodawgyi, Mya Thein Tan Pagoda and Min Kun Bell. Min Kun Pahtodawgyi itself is an amazing architecture with a mysterious story behind. It was the 18th century when it was built, there was a prophecy that if the construction had completed the whole country would have collapsed. That is why the structure was intentionally left unfinished. There is a staircase on the right side of the site that visitors can claim up. Although, the gate on the top is locked, some breathtaking views are there to enjoy!
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Pushan Singhamahapatra on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Famous incomplete pagoda in mingun. It is impressive because of its sheer size. If completed, It would have been the largest pagoda in Myanmar at 500ft high. However it currently holds the record for being the largest pile of bricks in the world and is famous for the large cracks it developed in the March 1839 earthquake.
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Desiree Chetcuti on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ So wonderful! This place is like nothing we've ever seen before, not really much to see inside, but the the deep cracks caused by earthquakes make it so unique and beautiful. Do find the time to walk all around it. We were alone for the most part, especially round the back.
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Georges Younes on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An impressive sight and site, Pahtodawgyi distinguishes itself from the rest of Myanmar pagodas by the sheer size of its never finished building. Hailed by some as the largest pile of bricks in the world, this 18th century structure was damaged during an earthquake that took place a few years after the project was abandoned. Go around the building and check out the huge cracks that were caused by the earthquake. They are a testament to its solid construction. Other buildings would have most likely collapsed. Definitely worth the trip from Mandalay. Don't miss crossing the street to check out two giant lion brick sculptures.
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Patrick Hanna on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice place to visit and should be combined with a visit to other sites in Mingun. In the past, it was possible to climb on top but they have now stopped it (there's a gate about halfway through the stairs to the top) due to some incidents in the past. There isn't much in the interior to see.
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Shubham Singhal on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It needs 10 mins and it’s right on the road, somehow really crowded, but the external view is worth a stop! Mammoth structure, leaves in awe and if you climb the top, the view of the sandy river beaches is beautiful! No tickets required here, just take off your shoes and climb up.
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Keen Poon on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Awesome sight to behold! Such an enormous and impressive temple structure, shame it was unfinished. Excellent temple ruins that’s well worth the hour boat ride from Mandalay. The scale is hard to understand until you stand right next to it! Top sight.
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Lat Aung App Pon Tone on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Historical and Religious Place.
And also incomplete Pagoda.
One of the famous religious place and tour attraction area of Myanmar.
Local kids are smart in Photo taking. Their skill is amazing.
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