Timeless Presence of Sule Paya

Sule Paya, located in the heart of Yangon, stands as a remarkable emblem of both history and modern life.

This 46-meter tall zedi (stupa) is believed to be over 2000 years old, predating even the famous Shwedagon Paya. Founded to enshrine a Sacred Hair Relic, its unique octagonal structure rises elegantly, adorned with gold leaf. Historically significant, it serves as a central point for addressing directions in Yangon.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 📿 Special Karaweik Offering: Visitors can place prayer cards in a golden royal barge located near the entrance.
• 🌅 Atmospheric Evenings: The pagoda is particularly captivating just after sunset, providing an enchanting ambiance for visitors.
• 🏪 Market Surroundings: The area encircling the pagoda features local shops and activities, adding cultural richness to the visit.

Entry to Sule Paya is free, making it accessible to everyone, including tourists, families, and historians.