Located in the main traffic island of the city, Sureta is a 46-meter-high stupa in the 2,000-year-old golden temple, an example of modern Asian business life blending with ancient Burmese traditions. This unusual gilt tower is octagonal, with a big bell hanging from the top of the inverted buckle tower. We stood on the flyover and looked at the appearance of Suretta. There is a big tree outside Surretta, and there are many birds on it. It is also a scene. Sureta is free to locals, but the ticket price for tourists is 2000K, but tickets must be bought for slippers. Of course, this price is voluntarily given.