Name: Soon U Ponya Shin Pagoda
Address: Sagaing, Myanmar (Burma), MM

Soon U Ponya Shin Pagoda is a place of worship, located at Sagaing, Myanmar (Burma)

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Sagaing (Burma)

Added by Jopie, at 13 October 2016

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Anonymous

02 May 2018

A photographer's paradise. Brilliant place and people.
Anonymous

19 March 2018

One of the most popular pagodas in Sagaing Hill, partly due to its prominent position offering great views to the Irrawaddy river and the town of Sagaing below.
Anonymous

03 March 2018

ျမန္မာဗုဒၶဘာသာ၀င္ တိုင္းလာေရာက္ပူေဇာ္သင့္ေသာေစတီေတာ္ျဖစ္ပါသည္
Anonymous

26 February 2018

Very nice views all around. Clear skies would make it marvelous
Anonymous

02 December 2017

Beautiful temple on a mountain. Views are beautiful. It's a nice ride from Mandalay by bike. And you ride it to the top right in front of the temple. Parking fee for a bike is 200 kyats.
Anonymous

21 November 2017

Great view on Sagain mountains with all monastaries and river. We took the stairs big effort but worth it you can also go there by car and st down by stairs.
Anonymous

12 November 2017

Absolutely stunning view of the river. Great place to come in early evening for sunset.
Anonymous

30 October 2017

Ancient pagoda on top of hill. Very well-known with strange story.
Anonymous

01 October 2017

Nice place for sight seeing of the Ayeyarwaddy River.And best breeze from the river.
Anonymous

24 September 2017

Lovely place Can't get enough of the beauty of the Pagoda The Pagoda is so enormous and the beauty of the place and the calmness brings positive vibes Really amazed by the beauty of the place
Anonymous

31 August 2017

A day where the rumble can be read
Anonymous

06 July 2017

Nice Place
Anonymous

05 May 2017

Peaceful pagoda at the hill top. Nice panorama view of surroundings, despite the misty scene is likely resulting from the city pollutions.
Anonymous

19 December 2016

One of most famous Saging.. This place is famous for scenery and folklore said no one able to donate early rice donations. Some said it has always been donated by spirits and angles.
Anonymous

20 October 2016

It’s one of the oldest of the many pagodas in Sagaing. Sitting high on top of Nga-pha Hill, one of dozens of hilltops in the Sagaing Hills, it was built in 1312 by Minister Pon Nya, after whom it’s named. We can’t miss the giant statue of Gautama Buddha that dominates one end, tower higher than the walls around him. He looks unusually cheery.
The hill on which the pagoda sits is shaped a little like a frog. Which is how it got its name. And it also explains the large frog-shaped donation box we saw inside.