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Traveling in Myanmar on your own, Traveling in Mandalay on your own, Stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon
Stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon http://www.hotsia.com > Traveling in Myanmar on your own > Traveling in Mandalay on your own > Stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon Information for traveling Mandalay on your own (Mandalay Traveling Mandalay on your own, Getting to Mandalay, The world's longest wooden bridge, Traditional Mandalay massage, King Uthumphon's stupa, Mandalay Palace, Transport from Mandalay to Naypyidaw, Fishing with two rods in the water, Mandalay flower market, Mandalay local cuisine)
Hand-mixed noodles before eating, The face-washing ceremony of the Mahamuni Buddha, Authentic Burmese Poisanglong at Amarapura where I rented a motorcycle to visit the world's longest teakwood bridge (U Bein Bridge). On the way back, the driver took me to the stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon, located right next to the wooden bridge, not on the main road, you have to turn left and go another 50 meters. It is said to be the old town of Thai people who were relocated here as captives and established a village. Part of the culture still reflects Ayutthaya traditions.
I did not see it myself but read about it, and when I visited, I did not know it was the stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon. I only found out after returning to Thailand. This site is important to all Thai people and represents shared history between Thailand and Myanmar. King Uthumphon was the 34th monarch, reigning only two months before passing the throne to his brother (the 35th king). About ten years later, the second fall of Ayutthaya occurred.
King Uthumphon was conscripted to Myanmar and lived in a village near Mandalay today. The stupa containing the royal ashes of King Uthumphon is about 15 kilometers from Mandalay city. Many visitors miss it. I recommend printing a photo to show the motorcycle or taxi driver so they can take you there correctly. mr.hotsia August 2013 Book hotels in Mandalay now 21 53 47.303 N, 96 2 54.443 E GPS coordinates (POI). I passed in front of this temple, then there is a left turn 50 meters ahead.
21 53 47.297 N, 96 2 54.551 E They put stones in a bowl and shake it for passersby to make merit. 21 53 43.476 N, 96 2 49.247 E 21 53 43.692 N, 96 2 49.511 E 21 53 47.549 N, 96 2 54.263 E This village is the original Ayutthaya Thai village from the time of relocation after the second fall of Ayutthaya. Girls from the original Ayutthaya Thai village. Original Ayutthaya Thai village.
