If you're a tourists, visiting the exterior is sufficient. Inside is more for prayers and nothing to look at at all
Peaceful place. The air is cool and fresh. Morning time is recommended for travelers.
I visited just one time, it is very quiet and peaceful, good for worship.
Certainly impressive from the outside, by the high ticket cost for foreigners to enter the pagoda and look at a replica of tooth is hard to justify.
Been to this holy pagoda, which believe to have the tooth relic of The Buddha. Nice and peaceful place.
A must-see pagoda, just opposit the Theravada Budhism University.
Nice, peaceful pagoda that’s off the main tourist path in Yangon. Not huge but architecture is impressive, and the inside is beautiful. Went on a Saturday afternoon and only had a few visitors, all seemed to be local Burmese. Worth a visit if you have the time and willing to venture out.
Beautiful
peaceful place
The Swal Daw Pagoda is a more recently-built pagoda in Yangon, funded mostly by donations from the Burmese people and Buddhists from the world over. It was commissioned to enshrine a sacred Buddha Tooth Relic from China, believed to be from the Gautama Buddha who died around 2,500 years ago.The tooth was brought over from China in 1994 and was enshrined in the Pagoda for about 45 days, along with two ivory copies. As for the Pagoda itself, it is large white structure adorned with gold and incredibly intricate detailing all around.
Sacred Replica Tooth Relic of lord buddha was enshrined here. The pagoda is very near to Yangon intl. Airport.
Peaceful place, well maintained.