Shwedagon Pagoda

Shwedagon Pagoda: A Photo Journal

Shwedagon Pagoda or Paya is one of Buddhism’s most sacred sites. The 325 ft stupa is embellished with 27 metric tons of leaf gold. The pagoda is a sight for sore eyes. Four entrance stairways are leading to the main entrance. Remember to wear appropriate clothing and walk barefooted. Do it the Burmese way and put your shoes in a plastic bag and down your rucksack.

Schedule your visit in the morning if you want to meditate, do some yoga or if you just want tranquillity and have this remarkable place to yourself. If you, like me, want to take some photos its a must to come at least 1 hour before sunset to see when the golden stupa change its colours in the setting sun.

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