Swe Taw Myat Pagoda

This pagoda is quite distinctive, and the color is very suitable for taking pictures. The scenery is beautiful, but the weather is very hot, the floor is also hot, and the floor is not hot to hide in the pagoda. Located in the suburbs, it covers a large area. There are international Buddhist universities, campuses and monasteries nearby. The garden environment is very elegant. Super tall buildings, large stone pillars, and the inside is brilliant and glittering. The most important thing is to worship Buddha Teeth Sheli

The Shelli Tower of the Great Buddha is located on the outskirts of Yangon. The surrounding countryside is beautiful. The whole building is exquisitely shaped and scattered. The center of the hall of the tower is dedicated to the Buddha's teeth. It is covered with multi-layered minarets and is surrounded by eight golden pillars. Every day, many visitors are invited to visit here to express their respect for Buddha.

The north and south Buddhist circles are a Swe Taw Myat Pagoda, Yangon Buddha Teeth Sheri Tower / Myanmar Old Yangon is a veritable city of thousands of towers, in addition to the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, the Swe Faw Myat Pagoda which serves Buddha Teeth Sheri is also a high-status Buddhist holy place. Built in 1996, the Buddha Tooth Tower is dedicated to Sakyamuni Buddha Tooth Sheri, which Ei Mon said was actually a copy of Sheri given by the Chinese Buddhist community, and the online statement is the shadow bones of the Buddha teeth at Lingguang Temple in Beijing. The Buddha Tooth Tower is a typical Myanmar-style tower structure, in the hall of the six golden columns of the dome, the tower of the central King Kong throne has a glass cover, the cover is a tower of emerald gold, which is the world-famous "Buddha shadow statue of the tooth Shelly". There are two golden columns inside and outside the hall, which prop up the whole hall. Six Buddha statues in purple Buddha robes surround the King Kong throne in the center of the tower, and each Buddha statue has a believer sitting and praying. Around the Buddha's shadow statues, there are eight Buddha statues sitting around the Buddha's teeth, which represent the eight prayer days a week in Burmese Buddhist tradition: except for seven days from Monday to Sunday, and separate Wednesdays by the first half and the second half of the week by Yar Hu; Burmese pray to pray in front of the Buddha statue corresponding to their birth day (day of the week), so everyone can count the day of the week before praying. It is also worth mentioning that the detailed and meticulous classification of the temple's merit box: whether it is gold, bronze statue polishing or lighting and electricity have special merit box, Believers can give targeted gifts.

Enshrined the Buddha Tooth It is an octagonal pagoda in the shape of a castle, covered with real gold, beautiful. In the middle is Busabok, which enshrines the Buddha Tooth Relics. Inside there are birthday monks to worship around.