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  • Duration : 4 days / 3 night(s)

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  • Type : Land tour

  • Product Code : T95FCP03

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Excellent

9.2

Based on 27 reviews

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9.0

Friedals

Stockport, United Kingdom,United Kingdom
29 Sep 2019
Huge, see as part of region tour It’s very impressive and more ‘lifelike’ than the one in Yangon. It’s open air - which does mean burning feet on the hot tiles in the sun. Just see quickly as part of a Bago tour. Get your photo an... See more

It’s very impressive and more ‘lifelike’ than the one in Yangon. It’s open air - which does mean burning feet on the hot tiles in the sun. Just see quickly as part of a Bago tour. Get your photo and go!

9.3

Yosoyken

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,Malaysia
29 Aug 2019
Breathtaking Reclining Buddha in Myanmar It is visually breathtaking and impressive once you take the time to take it all in. It is unfortunate that the shelter/roofing structures get in the way of taking photos, but it is a minor issue. ... See more

It is visually breathtaking and impressive once you take the time to take it all in. It is unfortunate that the shelter/roofing structures get in the way of taking photos, but it is a minor issue. There are some touristy souvenir shops at the main entrance, but i would recommend going inside the attraction as there are more stores with a larger variety, allowing you better bargaining leverage when a similar store is like 30 feet away and easily visible.

9.5

DONRAWEE

Thailand,Thailand
15 Feb 2019
As good as i expected Can be considered worthwhile and very good for this trip There is free drinking water in the car. Even though the weather is hot, but it is a fun trip to get merit. Very recommended
8.8

Dhida R

Quezon City, Philippines,Singapore
15 Jan 2019
Humongous A humongous reclining buddha with rich history. And i believe it has the only ornate headrest of the many reclining buddhas in myanmar.
9.3

snelmarieke

London, United Kingdom,United Kingdom
22 Dec 2018
Do go and see this You can see this with the cultural ticket as well. This thing is big. Unfortunately they have put pillars right in front of it. On the other hand, that can't be a real surprise. The main entrance... See more

You can see this with the cultural ticket as well. This thing is big. Unfortunately they have put pillars right in front of it. On the other hand, that can't be a real surprise. The main entrance with the shops is also gorgeous! Don't forget to look up. Do read the story about how the Buddah got there on the back. Fun fact: this buddah was converted by jungle until it was discovered in 1881 when they were building the railroad from yangon to Bago. Imagine finding it!

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