Sandanmani Paya, A symphony of wind chimes among white pagodas
12th wtreet, between 64th street and 66th street
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Introduction
Located at the southeastern foot of the Mandalay Hill, this temple was built in 1866 by King Mindon to commemorate his murdered brother. Passing through the gate and the long corridor, there is a golden stupa in the center, which houses the ashes of King Mindon's brother, King Kanaung. The golden Buddha statue standing above the stupa is said to have been brought by King Mindon from the ancient city of Amarapura during the relocation of the capital. There is also a small golden stupa in the temple, and around the large golden stupa, a square extends with 758 white stupas, forming a white square. Each white stupa is adorned with a golden bell, and when the wind blows, the sound of the bells seems to be king Mindon expressing his grief to his brother. Address 12th wtreet, between 64th street and 66th street
Transportation From the southeast corner of Mandalay Hill towards the direction of the palace, it takes about 10 minutes to walk from both places; it takes about 5 minutes to walk to the Shwezigon Pagoda.
There is also a gold Buddha statue enshrined inside
