Maha Wizaya Paya

Maha Wizaya Paya, the "General's Pagoda" built in 1980 to commemorate the unification of Theravada Buddhism in Myanmar	Entrance to Maha Wizaya Paya, just south of Shwedagon	Main stupa of Maya Wizaya Paya	Gable of the entrance to Maya Wizaya Paya with the full moon
Shwedagon Paya seen from Maya Wizaya Paya	Like Botataung, the stupa of Maya Wizaya Paya can be entered	The main stupa chamber of Maya Wizaya Paya, Yangon	Rotunda in the center of the stupa, Maya Wizaya Paya
The Buddhist Cosmos on the domed ceiling of the main stupa chamber, Maya Wizaya Paya	Mural-lined arcade surrounding the central chamber, Maya Wizaya Paya	Bronze Buddha, Maya Vijaya Paya	Mural inside the main stupa, Maha Wizaya Paya
Mural of the Buddha meditating while surrounded by war and destruction	Mural of Buddha beneath the Bodhi Tree, Maya Wizaya Paya	Detail of one of the hellish murals of Maha Wizaya Paya	Thai-style guardian (Yaksa), Maha Wizaya Paya
Yaksa mural, Maha Wizaya Paya	Buddha and elephant mural, Maha Wizaya Paya	Burmese boy hanging out in the temple	Stupa of Shewedagon Paya seen from Maha Wizaya Paya
"General Ne Win's Pagoda"	Buddha images in front of a stunning landscape, Maha Wizaya Paya	Mural of a sea-temple, Maha Wizaya Paya	Buddhist mural, Maha Wizaya Paya, Yangon
Mural of a woman being engulfed by the earth	Mural of a woman being engulfed by the earth	Buddhist mural, Maha Wizaya Paya	Mural of the Buddha teaching, Maha Wizaya Paya, Yangon
Impressive ceiling painting of a pair of naga coiled around a temple covered mountain (looks like Mt. Popa)	Mural of fire-breathing naga serpents coiled around Mt. Popa	Golden stupa of Maha Wizaya Paya illuminated at night