[2025 Min Kun Attraction] Travel Guide for Pahtodawgyi Paya (Updated May)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Mingun Pagoda (Mingun Pahtodawgyi), built in 1790, is the world's largest brick pagoda building site. It is located in the ancient city of Mingun, about 10 kilometers west of Sagain, Mandalay Province, Myanmar. The pagoda is located on the banks of the Irrawaddy River. There are also a large number of Buddhist sites in the ancient city. From the top of Mingun Pahtodawgyi, you can overlook the Mingun White Pagoda and the surrounding Mingun Village and the Irrawaddy River. Near the pagoda is the world's second largest bronze bell, which is 3.7 meters high, about 5 meters in diameter, weighs 90.55 metric tons and was built in 1808.

#January travel support event #Myanmar #Myanmar travel Mandalay, Myanmar is a town with nothing to do except for the suburbs. It is called the second city of Myanmar, and it feels similar to Yangon, but it also feels like a lively and commercial city! The most famous places in Mandalay are Sagaing Hill, U Bein Bridge, and Sinbyume Pagoda, and Sinbyume Pagoda is a white temple, and one of the most beautiful pagodas. I saw many different pagodas in Myanmar, and if I saw a pagoda that was colorful and saturation- with gold and red, this one was all white, but after seeing only golden temples, it was really unique and amazing. It's completely white! It looks good when you wear bright colors 📸

Pahtodawgyi in Myanmar is the place where Mingun Pagoda is located. It was supposed to be the biggest pagoda in the world but they stopped building the pagida because of a prophecy. This is now a ruin but this broken pagoda holds so much beauty in it. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

The number of temple towers in Myanmar can make the world's tourists feel shocked. For outsiders, it is difficult to remember their names one by one in the face of almost identical temple towers. But there is an "alternative" Mingong stupa, whose unique "castle" structure has made many people deeply remember it. Myanmar is a country with a long history. The glory of the past has left many ancient buildings on its land, attracting people from all over the world to experience its cultural charm. However, you can know that at that time, as the most powerful Minggong dynasty, it was regrettable to leave a "unfinished building". Mingon Pagoda is an unfinished palace built by King Mengyun of Myanmar for his queen and one of the largest brick buildings in the world. However, despite the fact that the Gongbang Dynasty was rich and powerful, this huge pagoda was terminated by the death of the king. However, this magnificent project, built with bricks and only 50 meters high, is still the largest ancient pagoda in Myanmar, and still exudes the domineering power of the royal pagoda.