Snake Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar
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The Snake Pagoda is in Mandalay, Myanmar. A little bit far from Mandalay city, so it is hard to go to there. You must hire a car or bike taxi.
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DON'T BE SCARED! IT'S JUST A SNAKE TEMPLE | DALA YANGON MYANMAR
DON'T BE SCARED! IT'S JUST A SNAKE TEMPLE | DALA YANGON MYANMAR
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Snake temple Mandalay Myanmar
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Myanmar journey: 2. Snake Pagoda or Hmwe Paya - HD
Officially called 'Yadana Labamuni Hsu-taungpye Paya', this pagoda is generally known by another name: 'Hmwe Paya', or ‘Snake Pagoda’. It is located in Paleik, a small town about 20 km from Mandalay, and houses two huge pythons that are happily rolled on both sides of the Buddha statue.
The ‘Snake Pagoda’ was built in 1974. According to a legend, a Buddhist monk from the ancient pagoda of the place saw two large pythons circling around the Buddha statue. He took the pythons, returned them to the jungle and forgot the matter. The next day the snakes returned, along with a third python. Once again, the monk took them to the jungle, but the snakes kept coming back every day. This made the monks believe that the pythons were possibly souls of reincarnated monks, so they decided to take care of them.
When the original snakes died, their remains were preserved in the pagoda, but the faithful donated new snakes.
The two pythons that live today are fed a pot of milk and three eggs every five days, as well as a small amount of goat meat. Every morning at 11:00 a.m. they are bathed affectionately.
The pythons have never harmed anyone and they seem to love being touched by visitors.
I recorded the images in the year 2011.
Hmwe Paya Snake pagoda. Mandalay, Myanmar.
Gold leafing being redone on a statue of the Buddha
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