Myanmar Temples

Myanmar's temples may not be as grand and magnificent as those in Thailand, but they still offer plenty to see and explore. Personally, I particularly enjoy the 30 paintings displayed at the entrance, each accompanied by simple explanations in both Chinese and English, making it easy for visitors to understand the story of Buddha. The layout allows you to complete a loop from the entrance to the exit, while the remaining sections can be explored at a leisurely pace. I find the relaxed atmosphere here very appealing, reminiscent of my experiences visiting temples in Myanmar. The only downside is the presence of numerous beggars around the temple, which can be quite bothersome. In the central pond, the fish are impressively large, and the pond itself serves as a wishing pool where visitors toss coins to make wishes. If you're interested in learning more about Buddhism or simply want to spend a peaceful afternoon, this is a great place to visit.