[2025 Kyaukse Attraction] Travel Guide for Jade Pagoda Mandalay (Updated Jul)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION Visiting Hours: 7/8AM – 6 PM Dress Code: While there is no specific dress code to visit this pagoda, we recommend wearing knee-length clothes and covering your shoulders. The temperature can get really high during summers. Hence, carry umbrella, caps etc. Pro tip: Keep at least 2-hours to explore this pagoda. HOW TO GET THERE Jade Pagoda is located in Hsin Ywa in Myinmhu Village in Aamarapura Township, a 1-hour drive from Mandalay. Taking a private taxi is the best way to visit this pagoda. Visit the world’s first and largest jade pagoda in Myanmar. Fully built with jade, the structure of the pagoda is made by attaching pieces and slabs of jade, one by one on the structure. The pagoda can be easily spotted from the hilltops of Hsin Ywa and Myinmhu Village. Devotees worship the pagoda to receive blessings for peace, progress and wealth. The pagoda has been built with a budget of USD 15 million and was completed its construction in 2016. Precious stones can be seen attached to Buddha statues in this pagoda. The pagoda is huge and accommodates a lot of Buddha statues, measuring 75 feet 6 inches (height), 175 feet (circumference), 52 feet 6 inches (terraces). #getgoing2025

This place has a unique identity made entirely from green jade, giving it beautiful colors. In addition to admiring the beautiful architecture, here there is also a quiet atmosphere for us to relax and worship the sacred Buddha statue. If you have the opportunity to visit Myanmar, don't miss it. ⏰: Open daily from 05:00 to 22:00 #KyaukseinPagoda #JadePagoda #JadePagoda #Mandalay #Myanmar #Burma #trip #travel #weekendtrip #familytrip #family #travelabroad #travelneighbors #travel #Myanmar #travelMyanmar #Kiratakesyoutoloo

Located about 20 minutes drive from Mandalay Airport, leave an hour to tour the pagoda, remember to walk around the cloister and jade cave. Although the age is not long compared to other pagodas, it wins in uniqueness, the entire pagoda body, Buddha statue, cloister and cave are all made of jade! Absolutely worth a visit.

#Overseas Internet celebrity check-in spots Yangon Emerald Mountain, scientifically known as the "Mahabashana Cave Temple", is a Buddhist holy place built in the Emerald Cave. Most of the buildings here are made of jade and jadeite raw stones, and the stone pillars inside the temple are also half jade and half gold. The walls here are connected to the mountain and are all made of jade. Jade of different colors, types and qualities are densely inlaid together and cover the entire wall. The mountain is made of raw jadeite, and the walls are made of cut and polished jadeite. Emerald Mountain has become a holy place for the Buddhist community in Myanmar, and every year large-scale celebrations in Myanmar are held at Emerald Mountain. When you come to Myanmar, how can you miss the Emerald Mountain? Detailed address: North of Inya Lake in northern Yangon, Myanmar, about 8 kilometers from the city center