Shinbinthalyaung

[View] Well, it's about two thousand anyway. But, despite that, it still stands out in the rich embarrassment. Pagodas are situated among some of the most interesting temples, which are also located near this ancient world master class. When you are at the archaeological site, it is worth a visit.

Shinbinthalyaung Temple In the west of Ruishan Tota, there is a huge 18-meter-long reclining Buddha. The reclining Buddha is in a long room on the back of the temple, and the light is very dark. A photo of the sunset will definitely put it in the camera.

Right next to the pagoda, but without signposts - probably not knowing it was there, but getting friendly help from a vendor. The small temple is located in front of the majestic Shwesandaw tower, but it appears to be built later than the pagoda built in the 11th century. The temple hangs a statue of the reclining Buddha in the position of " Paranirvana", which is like reminiscent of the moment of death. The statue is about 30 m long, with its eyes closed and its body stiff. There are murals of flowers and trees on the walls to remember that Buddha's death occurred in the park.

A rectangular Buddhist temple next to Ruishan Tota, there is an 18-meter-long reclining Buddha, unlike the nirvana Buddha statue that is facing north, which changed its direction in order to face the Ruishan Tota.

The long building is a retiring Buddha. The space you can visit is very small. It is very close to the Buddha. It feels very special. The temples in Myanmar often have a feeling of shocking the soul. Maybe the environment has played a great role.