Uppatasanti Pagoda (Peace Pagoda)
Prominent 99-meter golden pagoda modeled on Yangon's Shwedagon with a hollow interior housing Buddha tooth relics.
Naypyitaw is the capital city and union territory of Myanmar, featuring modern planned highways, government ministries, embassies, landmark pagodas, and convention facilities.
Naypyitaw was established as the administrative capital of Myanmar in 2005. It occupies a central geographical position between the Bago Yoma and Shan Hills, connected directly to Yangon and Mandalay via the 8-lane expressway.
The Union Territory is organized into 8 townships across 2 districts (Zeyathiri and Ottara). It features landmark sights such as Uppatasanti Pagoda, the National Parliament (Hluttaw), National Landmark Garden, and Safari Park.
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Major monuments, parks and civic landmarks in Naypyitaw.
Prominent 99-meter golden pagoda modeled on Yangon's Shwedagon with a hollow interior housing Buddha tooth relics.
Monumental 31-building parliament complex fronted by a 20-lane ceremonial highway.
400-acre theme park featuring scaled replicas of all major historical landmarks and states of Myanmar.