Kaunghmudaw Pagoda

This round unusually shaped pagode, situated in a large temple ground, is definitely worth a visit.

Stunning internal work in the pagoda. The structure is unusual too, the only domed pagoda we saw in Myanmar. Nicely laid out with devotees praying and relaxing everywhere. You can get stunning photos on a clear day.

It's one of biggest pagoda in Myanmar. And, amazing architecture.
It's located in Sagaing, Myanmar.

Original White colour.
Army age Gold Colour.
Current Democracy age change to Original White Colour.
Very peaceful place and regional people are very helpful and good nature.

The pagoda looks amazing with large and round in shape. It is said following the Ruwanwelisaya pagoda of Sri Lanka, the Kaunghmudaw is known for its egg-shaped design. It attracts many international and national tourists and Bhuddists.

One of the Grate pagoda of myanmar.
Look Different shape with other pagoda.
I love to visited here.

Worth visiting and can see nice view
But counting the tiles around the pagoda might fool u( It's around 800 to 1000 tiles)
Also don't consider there's a UFO inside the pagoda😆

Most beautiful Pagoda I have ever seen. This egged shaped pagoda is different from other traditional pyramid shaped pagodas in Myanmar

Historical place.

In history paint with limestone paint. In 2000years paint with gold colours.

According to pagoda building duable, painting with limestone paint now.

Very nice place good for local people most tourist did not go
Sundar food. Myanmar people call thanakhar

Famous pagoda in sagai city.bigest bulding of pagoda.it sutible for visitor

Everybody should go there for the ancient architecture

It is an important pilgrimage and tourist destination in the Sagaing area.

Kaunghmudaw Pagoda, Sitee, Sagaing City, Sagaing Township, Myanmar (Burma)

So nice

Very beautiful, should visit

KaungHmuDaw Pagoda is a great and famous buddhist Pagoda in Sagaing. It's a buddhist pagoda or Temple. Inside,it's have a great view. People can also take a picture in this pagoda. If you are international traveller(tourist) you can pay a fee for your DSLR or Compact or any kinds of Digital camera to take a photos or videos. This pagoda is a famous in Thadingyut festival and TazaungTine festival. You can buy a variety of traditional and Local souvenirs such as, Thanakha, Local fast foods, Local made Clothes and dress such as (Myanmar [Burmese] traditional dress) and Toys for childrens.These Burmese traditional foods have a great Taste, nice quality and healthy options. Next, you can buy these Local souvenirs with fair and reasonable prices.

Kaungmudaw Pagoda, also called Yaza Mani Sula, is a huge pagoda 10km beyond the town of Sagaing in central Myanmar. It was built by King Thalun and his son in A.D 1636. The dome shaped pagoda rises up to 46 meters. At the base of the pagoda, there are 812 stone pillars, each one with a hollow and an image of a Nat in it. It was modeled after the Mahaceti Pagoda in Sri Lank. The stupa enshrined the Buddhist relics inside its relic chamber. The pagoda dome had been continuously painted white to signify purity but now gilded with gold. It is one of the famous pilgrimage and tourist destinations in the Sagaing area.

beautiful big temple with local people, clean toilets on the place. on the way from the city you can see a lot of estupas on their natural ancient structure

The Kaunghmudaw Pagoda is a huge pagoda on the northwestern edges of Sagaing in focal Myanmar (Burma). Demonstrated after the Ruwanwelisaya pagoda of Sri Lanka, the Kaunghmudaw is known for its egg-formed plan, which stands apart among more conventional style, pyramid-moulded Burmese pagodas. The stupa's proper name Yaza Mani Sula connotes the reverence of Buddhist relics inside its relic chamber. Be that as it may, it is ordinarily known by its famous name, Kaunghmudaw (lit. 'Royal Merit-Making'). It is a significant journey and vacationer location in the Sagaing zone.