This traditional Burmese-style monastery, built in the 1880s, is the only major remaining structure related to the Royal Palace.
The walls are covered with teak carvings of the stories of Buddha’s life.
The intricate carving on the walls of the monastery is three-dimensional.
They take their fire safety seriously in an wooden building of historic importance.
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What a place!
A must explore place in our neighborhood… so near, yet so far 🙂