ကျွန်တော် ရိုက်ထားသောအနုပညာဓာတ်ပုံများ (ရွှေတိဂုံဘုရားအနောက်မြောက်ဘက်) Art photos taken by me ( The Greater SHWEDAGON – North West Corner) | တန်ဖိုးရှိသောဘဝနှင့် ရပ်တည်ခြင်း

Submitted by Aung San U on Thu, 09/09/2021 - 04:59

Photo gallery

View of Shwedagon form #1 Aungmyea. ( General area of Aungmyea is marked by eight-pointed star pattern flooring tiles.)

View of Shwedagon after dark from Aungmyea. ( Normally cooler in the evening and usually more people can be seen praying there than during the middle hours of the day.)

Looking toward the North Welcoming Tazaung. ( Photo taken near the planetary port for Rahu associated with persons born between 9.00 pm and midnight on Wednesday. )

A panoramic view around the Northwest Middle Terrace. ( Note the North Welcoming Tazaug. Mahabodhi and Naungdawgyi Pagodas.)

A panoramic view looking toward the Southwest from Aungmyea.

A view of Aungmyea from the upper level of a nearby pagoda. ( Photographic Museum can also be seen.)

Looking toward the Southwest from the upper level of a pagoda.

View from the Northwest of the western approaches to Shwedagon. ( Note the West Welcoming Tazaung and the Western Stairways Entrance Pavilion - Two Pice Tazaung.)

Northwest Terrace viewed from near the West Welcoming Tazaung.

A small pagoda next to Aungmyea.

Looking down at the Northwest Terrence from the Upper Terrece. ( Note where Aungmyea is.)

A pagoda with several small shrines circled at its base.

Buddha statue atop the above the pagoda circled by small shrines.

A Buddha statue in one of the small shrines of the above pagoda.

Queen Shin Sawbu's Temple. ( Regarded as an Aungmyea.)

Buddha statue witnin Queen Shin Sawbu's Temple. ( Considered as #3 Awe-Inspiring Buddha on Shwedagon. )

A Large Buddha statue.

Maha Gandha Bell. ( Commissioned by King Singu in 1779. Raised from the Yangon river in 1825 after the boat to carry it off by the British sank. Bell weighs 23 tons.)

A panoramic view from the northwest corner looking back to Shwedagon.

A pagoda just outside the precinct's Northwest corner ( A-1), and at a level lower than the Middle Terrace.

Figure of King Okkalapa. ( From the Legend of Shwedagon.)