Sulamani Guphaya Temple

The entrance of the Sulamani Pagoda and the main temple are connected by a very long passage. This passage, which is also extremely hot in the afternoon of the rainy season, invisibly deepens the tall and majestic image of the entire pagoda, presumably it plays a sacred role for the visitors to come in. Very beautiful and spectacular!

Small towers are built at the corners of the platform, symbolizing the heart of admiration for the holy relic. The top of the Sulamani Pagoda was destroyed in the earthquake and has not been repaired, which is quite regrettable. The most beloved pagoda in Myanmar is Sulamani. The red brick pagoda is beautiful and vicissitudes of life.

The spire of Sulamani was also destroyed in the earthquake and is still under construction. There are five doors in total, and the east-facing porch is the largest. Each door of the pagoda is decorated with a small half-relief pagoda and door lintel. A large number of flames and triangular shapes are also used on the doorposts.

The entrance of the Sulamani Pagoda and the main temple are connected by a very long passage. Sulamani Temple is very accessible. The spacious courtyard gives the pagoda a strong visual depth, which is very suitable for taking three-dimensional photos.

The entrance of the Sulamani Pagoda and the main temple are connected by a very long passage. This temple was brought to the temple by a chartered driver. Later, I also came here with an eDonkey. The road conditions were not easy to walk. The roads were all gravel and it was easier to wrestle.