Name: Shwe In Bin Monastery
Address: Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), MM

Shwe In Bin Monastery is a place of worship, located at Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma)

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Mandalay (Burma)

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Anonymous

28 April 2018

The golden palace monastery, beautiful wooden temple at Mandalay Myanmar. This is still original design that was not bomed by the army..
Anonymous

12 March 2018

Very unique as its built from Teak woof and a working monistry
Anonymous

18 January 2018

Wooden architecture in this place is simply amazing. Overall a nice place to go.
Anonymous

26 November 2017

Very nice and very peaceful monastery with the central structure entirely made of wood on stilts, more than 100 years old. Entrance is free but you can leave an offer for the renovation of the building. The best time to visit is early morning or before sunset as it becomes very hot there after 11am like in other places in Mandalay.
Anonymous

11 November 2017

Very beautiful monastery made of teakwood.
Anonymous

02 November 2017

Beautiful wooden architecture with wonderfully intricate wood carvings and decorations. Interesting history.
Anonymous

25 October 2017

One of must see attraction for tourists
Anonymous

24 October 2017

Really worth to go there ! Amazing temple and not crowded with tourist.
Anonymous

18 October 2017

This is an amazing place with great woodwork.
Anonymous

16 July 2017

Nice and pleasant place with no tourist for me.
Anonymous

17 June 2017

Very peaceful place. Also you can easily meet locals.
Anonymous

14 April 2017

Silent place, sometimes can see foreigners here with local guides
Anonymous

17 September 2016

This is an amazing tranquil place with great woodwork all around you. You can walk around and enjoy the teak woodcraft on architecture and then meditate inside.
Recommended!!
Anonymous

09 December 2015

By far the cutest pagoda I've seen. The one in Innwa is not half what you'll see there. None seems to know it so it's very empty but this is such a nice place. The sculptures on the doors and walls, the pillars under which you can walk, the for-once-not-shiny temple inside. A place to see