PAHTODAWGYI PAGODA
Pagoda
4/5
2025
Recommended
2025
At first glance, Mingun is a small Burmese village, with its oxcarts and dusty dirt tracks. A dispensary overlooking the river, where old Burmese women dry garlic, floating bamboos waiting for their transit, and the biggest pile of bricks in the world: King Bodawpaya's unfinished project of the world's largest pagoda. Greedy for power, he only had time to build the pagoda's promontory where two lions, damaged by the 1838 earthquakes, stand at the entrance of the site. Since his death in 1819, the project has remained like this.
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Un petit côté pyramide d'Egypte finalement (bâtiment immense à la gloire d'un roi).
Ce bâtiment permet d'apprécier le côté très travaillé de la suivante