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Climbing the many steep staircases to the summit of the hill of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda over Mandalay in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

The tall St Joseph Catholic Church in Mandalay, Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful pagoda buildings in a complex in Mandalay, Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Take your shoes off and reflect in the final pagoda complex at the summit of the hill of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda above Mandalay i Royalty Free Stock Photo

The view from the hill of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda over Mandalay in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pagodas of white, red and gold in Mandalay, Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shwenandaw Kyaung temple, Mandalay, Mandalay Region, Myanmar,

The view from the hill of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda over Mandalay in Burma Royalty Free Stock Photo

Walking through the stunning halls of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda above Mandalay in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

The distant great river Irrawady from the pagoda hill above Mandalay in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

A women works out on the free exercise equipment on the walkway around the Mandalay fort complex in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

The fence railings illuminated in the sunset behind the Mandalay Fort, Burma Royalty Free Stock Photo

The palace pagoda complex at the summit of the hill of the Su Taung Pyae Pagoda above Mandalay in Myanmar Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Shwenandaw Kyaung Temple, or Shwe-Kyaung-pyi as it is known to the Burmese, is the most significant of MandalayÃ¢â¬â¢s historic buildings, due to the fact that it is the sole remaining structure of the former wooden Royal Palace that was built by King Mindon in the mid-19th century.