Kaba Aye Pagoda

ကမ္ဘာအေးစေတီ

pagoda in Yangon

#8 in Yangon / #42 in Myanmar

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Kaba Aye Pagoda, located in Yangon, Myanmar, is a significant Buddhist site built in 1952 by Prime Minister U Nu to host the Sixth Buddhist Council, which aimed to preserve and promote the teachings of Buddhism. The name "Kaba Aye" translates to "World Peace," reflecting its purpose of fostering global harmony. The pagoda features a distinctive circular stupa standing 36 meters (118 feet) tall and is surrounded by a lush, serene park, making it a peaceful retreat for both pilgrims and visitors. Inside, the pagoda houses a beautiful Buddha image and numerous relics, offering a tranquil atmosphere for meditation and reflection.

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