Theindawgyi Paya

Myeik's most worshiped Buddhist sanctuary, Theindawgyi Paya sits on an edge sitting above the city and harbor. An excellent, Mon-style appointment lobby of wood, block and stucco contains an amazing painted and cut roof, an 'European posture' buddha towards the front section, 28 littler buddhas along its two sides, a huge contemplation buddha in the inside and a sizeable leaning back buddha at the back. A tall overlaid stupa remains on a wide stage, permitting magnificent perspectives of the city and harbour. This is the most mainstream pagoda nearby for local people and the modest bunch of voyagers alike, however while the previous come to make contributions and petitions, the pleasant view is the vital draw for abroad guests.

The immense gold chedi is the fundamental sanctuary highlight, encompassed by a dark red and gold painted base, which houses day of the week places of worship. Different sanctuaries in the complex contain an assortment of Buddha pictures in any case, most come here to respect the astonishing perspective over town, the harbor and seaward islands. Aside from the non-attendance of different vacationers and absence of a lift, you could nearly think yourself in Mawlamyine, where a comparative huge brilliant chedi ignores the port and islands from a pagoda above Strand Road. Without the hordes of Mawlamyine's pagodas the environment is tranquil and quiet.