က်ာ္ဒုႝတဿအ္ျဗာတ္ Banana Mountain

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• Anonymous

  16 March 2017

  You should go here. Local people can access here with tuk tuk . From Ye township, you can go and come back with 3000 kyat by motorbike, but some drivers offer you foreigner price such as 5000 kyat. Only 15 - 20 minutes from Ye township by motorbike.

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• Anonymous

  06 March 2017

  Visit recommended.

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• Anonymous

  26 November 2016

  A short distance from Ye, to the north, lies of complex of temples, it's a work in progress (a giant reclining Buddha is being built and lots of land cleared for more construction) but the main structure is massive, with excellent views from the topthere is no entrance fee but of course a small donation is appreciated

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• Anonymous

  19 November 2016

  Amazing place. The inside of the building between the Buddha statues is extraordinary. Never seen something like this in SEA before

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• Anonymous

  03 October 2016

  Ko Yin Lay (the little monk), or "Banana Mountain" (translation from Mon language) is a temple complex with a 9 storey, 4 sided Buddha structure that you can walk to the top of for fantastic views of the surrounding hills. Each of the 9 floors is ornately decorated. A huge reclining Buddha is in the process of being built, and there are several other interesting structures within the complex. A delicious vegetarian lunch is offered between 10 and 11:30 a.m. There is no charge for the food, but donations are appreciated.

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