Exploring the Cultural Riches and Architectural Beauty of Uppatasanti Pagoda During my recent journey to Uppatasanti Pagoda, I was captivated by the cultural significance and architectural marvels that define this sacred place. Located in Naypyidaw, Myanmar, Uppatasanti Pagoda is not only a spiritual sanctuary but also a testament to the country's rich heritage. The first thing that struck me was the grandeur of the pagoda's design. Standing at 99 meters tall, it is an imposing structure with intricate details and gleaming white façades. The architecture seamlessly blends traditional Burmese styles with modern aesthetics, making it a symbol of Myanmar's past and present. As I explored the pagoda's grounds, I was greeted by friendly locals who shared stories about the history and customs associated with Uppatasanti Pagoda. Their warm hospitality and deep reverence for this place left a lasting impression on me. Inside the pagoda, the atmosphere was serene, with the scent of incense filling the air. I witnessed worshippers deep in prayer and meditation, a reminder of the spiritual significance of Uppatasanti Pagoda in the lives of the people. In conclusion, my visit to Uppatasanti Pagoda was a journey into Myanmar's cultural and architectural treasures, accompanied by the warmth of its people. It's a destination that not only offers architectural splendor but also a glimpse into the soul of this beautiful country.

A must visit pagoda near to nay pyi taw. Peaceful place. We can spend 2+hrs while enjoying the architecture of the pagoda and marble sculptural descriptions of Buddhism. Finally, Elephants of white in colour a must watch attraction and shopping of souvenirs.

Very good charming, shining in Nay Pyi Taw. It is very large and tall. For getting up and down, many people use elevator. No entrance fee charge even for foreigners. Inside the pagoda on the wall there stories of Buddha life episodes. Good to visit. Local people go there to listen to monks teaching. Besides the pagod there is local market selling souvenirs.

Interesting place for visit to feel Buddhism around you

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One of the best and we'll maintained Pagoda... Try to reach early so that there is less crowd and cool... Beautifully decorated... A must visit

The replica of Shwedagon pagoda but built at a really nice scale. The roof inside is really beautiful and on a not so hot day you will love walking on the marble floors. There are lifts on all the corners if you don't want to climb. Also, you can find a few shopping options and eating spots which are rare in the city. Spare around 2-3 hours for a good visit.

The Pagoda is magnificent. 98 meters tall makes this Pagoda just one meter shorter than the famous Shwedagon in Yangon. Almost no tourists when we visited, just a few locals. I recommend visiting Uppatasanti Pagoda if you come to the capital. Because there were almost no people and perfectly clean it made a stronger impression than Shwedagon.

For all of the pagodas we visited in Myanmar, this was one of the best, even though it's only a replica of Shwedagon pagoda- Uppatasanti Pagoda was waaaay better! The lights at night is very beautiful too. On the road, you can already see a glimpse of it, that seems to invite you and visit the place! This is one of the best!!!!

It is a very beautiful Pagoda. When I saw it, my heart was calm

It´s nearly a same-size of Shwedagon pagoda in Yangon and stands 99 meters tall. Very quiet and very peaceful place.

Food is delicious. Very beautiful place. Freshly made food as well. Big portion so u can consider based on your food intake. A little bit pricy tho.

A very nice place. But a place for Feeling bad. Arrived at 7:32 p.m. Till 8:00 p.m. no one came and asked. I don't know how the waiters and waitresses are serving the guest. Then I left at 8:10 p.m. TERRIBLE

Best Thai restaurant in town. Very friendly staff. Spa is amazing. The price can be a bit high. But it's worths your money.

Good food Good Spa Expensive Good coconut in NayPyiTaw

The dishes were authentic Chinese mainland taste.

Good place, great taste.

High end spa and food service in Nay Pyi Taw giving a quite surprise. Your body will be happily refleshing.

Can easily find local and foreign liquor, snacks and cigerrets.

You can buy variety of liquors.

Small

Fair price

(Translated by Google) The price is right (Original) စျေးနှုံးမှန်ပါသည်

Came here for a short day visit, the buildings surrounding the site are massive. But a lot of the buildings are empty and the size is vast for what is necessary. Wouldnt recommend unless you want to kill some time.

Pretty cool museum actually. Quite modern for Burmese standards, although it doesn't seem to frequented by other tourists. We enjoyed the atmosphere of the mostly empty exhibition halls. Definitely worth a go if you're in the area. Best bet is to rent a bike or go by cab as there is no public transport whatsoever and the place is a bit away from all the rest.

I had visited the museum in the year 2016, it was very impressive museum in Myanmar. The exhibition galleries were great design and the collections display were magnificent. I was really enjoy my museum day that I had been a lot of learning about Myanmar history and culture.

Again, with everything being so relatively cheap, the money you will pay to get into the museum is so worth it. A large complex of interconnected buildings, airconditioned, comprise the museum. They are categorised chronologically, charting the history of Myanmar. The exhibits are very, very well made and a surprise for me based on my expectations. The have large scale models of temples, full sized models of their warriors clad in their traditional attire, they have a room where all the gold attire and vestments and ancillary items of their past Kings are displayed majestically. They have halls for their musical and even geographic history - it can take a full half day to explore it with any meaning. The exhibits are annotated in English. The building itself is has beautiful craftsmanship, especially the ornate huge doors. You can learn so much about the greatness of Myanmar here. Overall, a very impressive and convenient way to learn about the history and culture of Myanmar.

Love the stone age and bronze collection. Modern art collection feature a very unique painting style. Worth a visit.

World class museum, very very large with numerous sections covering arts, history from prehistoric man to all the tribes and languages and cultures of the people. The fossils section is a paleo treat with the oldest primates in the World. There are some interactive exhibits and a ASEAN section recently opened. The museum is continually expanding and I will definitely visit again, for tourists it is not only an attraction but helps visitors understand the country with maps revealing many of the hidden treasures and secrets of this magical country. The building itself is also very grand with impressive decor and design.

Nice Place to visit. You can learn the history and culture of Myanmar and Myanmar Art. There are many classic cars used by State Leader in there.

A place you must visit to know about all history of Myanmar (Burma). From pre historical period to today are there about how human beings developed. Entrance is very cheap and Free car park there. Wide, clean and peaceful. You should bring your children too, they might be happy there.

Grand decoration but limited number of exhibition rooms for such a national level museum. And most items displayed are not authentic, just replica which draw the level backwards.