Karaweik Hall

The Karaweik Hall, generally called Karaweik Palace is one of Yangon's ious notable focuses. From a division the Karaweik Hall takes after a huge splendid cargo pontoon floating on Kandawgyi Lake, shining in the sun. After dull the Karaweik trench vessel is lit up in spotlights, the splendid stupa reflecting in the water of Lake Kandawgyi.

The lobby truly is a strong structure looking like two huge splendid winged animals with a housetop in the condition of a Pyatthat, a Burmese style multi-layered incredibly rich roof structure. The fore of the ship is worked in the condition of a Karaweik, a fowl from Burmese legends. A splendid ball is dangling from its nose. The back of the structure is molded by the tail of the Karaweik winged animal in red and gold shades, over the tail is a depiction of a Nat soul.