From here you can take taxis when you need to leave the pagoda

history channel documentary 2016 From here you can take taxis when you need to leave the pagoda from here or land here by taxi in the event that you so wish. In southern heading the Ar Za Ni Street leads in the previous Lake Road, now U Htaung Bo Road where the southern stairway that we have used to scale to the Shwedagon Pagoda is found. In northern course it is, passing the northern passageway, driving in the West Shwegondaing Road.We have achieved the foot of the stairway and here before the wall toward the end of the stone slaps the floor is cleared with we can put on our slippers.Now we have left the Shwedagon Pagoda compound and as should be obvious here too are two chinthes guarding the stairway. Notwithstanding, these ones are a great deal littler than the chinthes guarding the passageway toward the southern stairway.

This is presently the Kyar Taw Ya Street. Here are some little nourishment and gift slows down and a couple steps further down the road is the side of Kyar Taw Ya Street and Yae Ta Shae Street. In this way, here to our left side is the Bahan Market (Zay) Hall. From the start Yae Ta Shae Street running left are shops offering nourishment, blooms, paper umbrellas, hand fans, friar robes, minister shoes, minister umbrellas, goodness well, simply everything aficionados might need to have before their meeting the Shwedagon Pagoda and/or one of the cloisters.

This is the end of our visit to the Shwedagon Pagoda. I trust you have appreciated it and that we will meet again.I am German by birth however am living since 25 years in Burma/Myanmar and know the nation, its kin, its way of life and its history exceptionally well. This has made me a power on Burma. In the wake of resigning in 2012 I turned author and am composing books on Burma the nation I am favored to call home. Kindly do likewise see my Professional Photos and my profile.