Ancient engraving can be explored at
Kyay Myin Monastery in Mandalay
Oct 09, 2018
Source : The Global New Light of Myanmar
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KYAY MYIN Monastery donated
by King Mindon’s queen is
featuring ancient engraving
arts and those enjoying historical
site can explore its finest
ancient works and unique arts.
The monastery’s roof is
three-tiered and engraving
works on the entrance stairs
are impressively featured.
Wooden columns traditionally
carved can be seen. The visitors
can also explore the ancient
furniture such as bronze
bed, old lamps, cupboards. It
is famous for its unique arts in
The original owner was
the Yandabo Ywarsar (a village-
head entitled to a portion
of revenue of the village) but it
was restored by King Mindon’s
queen.
Kyay Myin Monastery is
located on 62nd Street and
the entrance is at the end of
a narrow lane off the street.