Atumashi monastery

Atumashi monastery, the building is impressive from a distance, and the simplicity and decoration there are lovely. A quiet place to hang around and enjoy the atmosphere. I won't obstruct you, but if you are visiting other nearby sites, be sure to check out. The Atumashi monastery was built by King Mindon in 1857. Its original color is light yellow, which is why it is photogenic. It uses a flexible mixture of wood and mortar. It was designed by the court minister with Western experience, Ray Bean Wang.

Located on the west side of the Golden Palace, the same period as the Mandalay Palace was built by King Mindong. The original building was all teak and was known as the most beautiful building in Mandalay until it was burned in 1890. Most of what is now seen is being rebuilt from the original cement site by the Burmese government in 1966. Not as luxurious as teak, but still retains the original architectural prototype. The main entrance needs to climb more than a dozen steps and then to the cloister outside the main hall. The whole building is mainly white walls, doors and windows and tops are equipped with gold wood carvings, and the style is very similar to that of European cathedrals. The interior of the hall is mainly a place where the Buddha is chanted, except for the columns, there is basically nothing else, similar to the indoor basketball court, it looks empty.