[Myanmar] The strangely shaped floating pagoda on the lake, "Kyaukkala Pagoda"

Hpa-an, eastern Yangon, is one of the cities that has recently opened up to foreign tourists in Myanmar. An) city Compared to Yangon, Hpa-an is a rural town with a simple and peaceful rural area that gives off a nostalgic vibe. Among them, one of the temples that symbolize Hpa-an is the Chakarat Pagoda. The temple stands in the middle of a rice field, surrounded by a pond, an unbalanced rock formation stands in the center, and a pure white pagoda sits atop it. The entrance is at the foot of the rock formation, and you can climb up the stairs, but general visitors can only go up to the middle of the rock formation. There is a monk in a cross-legged meditation position, and you can pray with your hands together. After praying, the receptionist will tie a bracelet-like bracelet on your wrist as proof of your visit. (I gave a donation and for some reason I even got a laminated card...no one else got one...) Near the pagoda is a magnificent white temple. The idyllic rural scenery makes it a really relaxing place. There is nothing flashy or exciting, but I recommend it. Kyauk Ka Lat Pagoda It is situated in the suburb of Hpa An, Myanmar, which is built a pagoda on the top of the oddly-shaped balancing rock pillar in the lake. We can climb up to the middle of the rock to pray for the monk. Anyway, it's incredible! #tripoverseastravel #Myanmar #amazingview #shrinesandtemples