Kyaut Sae Cave, Myanmar
From series “Fantastic and Colorful Caves Inside the Earth”
Kyaut SAE Cave, located in Myanmar, is known all over the world. The majestic cave holds a Buddhist temple inside its depths. This fact does not diminish the natural splendour of the cave at all. Through the small openings in the ceiling, daylight penetrates the cave. At certain times of the day the cave is flooded with orange or blue glow.
The floor of the cave was designed with chic marble, comfortable benches were placed around the cave for visitors. In the center of one of the caverns is a golden sculpture of Buddha, beside which you can see a lot of beautiful statues and traditional jewelery for Buddhist culture. Kyaut SAE Cave is an important religious, cultural and historical monument of Myanmar. According to scientists, the first sacred places were established in the 13th century. 
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Fuel station: 'MAX ENERGY (MANDALAY-2)' in 5.53 km
Supermarket: 'Orange' in 8 km
Parking: 'Mingalar Mandalay Multistory Car Parking' in 7 km
Apotheek: 'Chan Myae Thitsar' in 9 km
Police station: 'Police Station' in 10 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'Zaw Gji inn & Restaurant' in 7.17 km
Railway station: 'Aung Pin Le Railway Station' in 6.93 km
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