Phaung Daw Oo Paya Review

Parephotta is also called Pengduo Afota, the largest temple in the Inlai Lake District, built on a small island in the southern town of Inlai Lake. The temple is dedicated to the five statues of the 12th century Buddha. The statues are constantly labeled by local believers and cannot be seen. Visitors can visit the temple on the island by boat, and the small pagoda complex around the temple is worth a visit.

No tickets, just next to the floating market, it is quite big, it can be said that in Myanmar, the pagoda can be seen everywhere, there are many numbers, there are many souvenirs around, and the shops in Cagesha, the price is cheap.

The largest temple in the Inlai Lake District is built on an island in the southern town of Inlai Lake. This Buddhist temple worships five small Buddha statues. Now the Buddha statue has been covered with gold plaques by the faithful, and the scenery is good.

It's located in Inle Lake and one of the most popular pagoda in Myanmar. Everyone believe if you make a wish there, it will come true.

1. Come to Yinlai Lake to play, you will not miss this temple; 2. The focus of the visit is the five displays of the god "Paya" in the middle of the temple, all male believers can hand-paste the "golden foil", female believers can only look at the prayer from afar; 3. The price of "Jinyan" is 1500-2000 kyat 5 pieces, ￥1 5-2 yuan piece; 4. Visiting is free, 15-20 minutes can be completed.

This pagoda is built by the river, it feels very spectacular, and there are quite a lot of tourists here. There is a special tourist route to this place. If you are not convenient, you can participate in a half-day tour. It is still very good.

Parrifota, the comment said that there is a photo charge, and there is indeed a photo charge notice at the main entrance. But anyway, no one charges me when I go in. Because women can't go to the Buddha statue, the gold plaque can only be posted by men. Uniformed cultural relics managers will also help some women, take their mobile phones to help take pictures. Seeing women worship Buddha below, I was thinking that being sexist, you can't worship before Buddha. Will Buddha bless you?