Hsinbyume Pagoda

Around the northern side of Mingun in Sagaing Region in Myanmar, on the european bank of the Irrawaddy River approximately 10 kms (6. 2 mi) southwest of Mandalay and is positioned in the proximity of the Mingun Pahtodawgyisituated the Hsinbyume Pagoda which is a sizable pagoda painted in white and is made on the physical explanation of the Buddhist mythological mountain, Mount Meru. Fact of Myanmar tour
This is the impressive Hsinbyume Pagoda (Myatheindan Pagoda), built by King Bagyidaw - a grandson of Bodaypaya - in 1816, to memorize his beloved better half. Built based on the Sulamani Pagoda on the peak of the mythological golden mountain of Meru, which is the centre of the universe in Buddhist-Hindu cosmology, its strange architecture is quite spectacular.
The architecture of the pagoda declines significantly from the Burmese type of pagodas. It is built on the physical information of the legendary forehead on Mount Meru, called the Sulamani Pagoda. Bracket Meru is thought to be the original bottom of Hsinbyume Pagoda. Indochina tours Myanmar
Another appeal of the temple are definitely the seven terraces with ripple handrails - indicating the seven mountains surrounding Bracket Meru - lead in the stupa, and all the way along are markets in which legendary enemies such as Nats, orgres and Nagas (mythical gigantic snakes) stand guard.
The earthquake in 1838 desperately damaged this pagoda but King Mindon tried all his best to bring back it in 1874.
To achieve the peak of the structure you can certainly ascend the stairway. Being here you will have chance to adore the incredibly spectacular views of the Ayeyarwady Water as well as the local Mingun Pagoda.

A large gate providing gain access to the grounds within the temple complex makes it possible for local Buddhists as well as overseas tourists to come to the Hsinbyume Pagoda to pay their respect, respect, make offerings, and light incense.