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The pagodas of Yangon (Myanmar)
Visite de / Besuch von / Visita de / Chiamata di / 訪問の / 방문의 / 访问 / زياره Rangoon/Yangon/Rangun pagodes/pagodas (Burma/Birmanie) Yangon population 4082000 (2005 census), formerly Rangoon, is the largest city of Myanmar (formerly Burma) and its former capital. The city is located at the convergence of the Yangon and Bago Rivers, and is about 30 km (19 mi) away from the Gulf of Martaban. Yangon is located at 16°48' North, 96°09' East (16.8, 96.15) (wikipedia). 25.12.1995 VALPARD FILMS valpardfilms.free.fr
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Monica Mason rehearses Prince of Pagodas - Royal Ballet LIVE
Director of The Royal Ballet, Monica Mason rehearses Marianela Nunez in Kenneth MacMillan's Prince of Pagodas. With notator Grant Coyle and pianist Richard Coates.
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The Three Pagodas (Dali - Yunnan - China)
(EN) The Three Pagodas are an ensemble of three independent pagodas arranged on the corners of a equilateral triangle, near the town of Dali, Yunnan province, China, dating from the time of the Nanzhao kingdom and Kingdom of Dali. The Three Pagodas are located about 1.5 km (0.9 miles) north of scenic Dali, Yunnan province. They are at the east foot of the tenth peak of the massive Cangshan Mountains and face the west shore of the Erhai Lake of the ancient Dali town. The Three Pagodas are made of brick and covered with white mud. As its name implies, the Three Pagodas comprise three independent pagodas forming a symmetric triangle. The elegant, balanced and stately style is unique in China's ancient Buddhist architectures, which makes it a must-see in the tour of Dali. The Three Pagodas, visible from miles away, has been a landmark of Dali City and selected as a national treasure meriting preservation in China. The main pagoda, known as Qianxun Pagoda (pinyin Qian Xun Ta), reportedly built during 823-840 AD by king Quan Fengyou (劝丰佑) of the Nanzhao state, is 69.6 meters (227 feet) high and is one of the tallest pagodas in China's history.The central pagoda is square shaped and composed of sixteen stories; each story has multiple tiers of upturned eaves. There is a carved shrine containing a white marble sitting Buddha statue at the center of each façade of every story. The body of the pagoda is hollow from the first to the eighth story, surrounded with 3.3 meters (10 <b>...</b>
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Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Festival in Myanmar by Asiatravel.com
Download Free $120 cash vouchers at www.asiatravel.com to offset payment at www.asiatravel.com For Bookings www.asiatravel.com For More Video: book.asiatravel.com Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda - One of the famous shrines in Myanmar,. The pagoda houses five Buddha images. Every year, the Lights Festival coincident with Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda festival from end September to early October. The festival revolves around the procession of four sacred images, which usually reside with a fifth image at Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda for worship by the faithful all year round. For 18 days, the four images are taken out of Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda and carried in a spectacular procession around the 200 villages dotting Inlay Lake, with an overnight stop at a pagoda in one of the villages
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Pagodas
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Inauguration of Global Vipassana Pagoda in Mumbai
President Pratibha Devisingh Patil has inaugurated the Global Vipassana Pagoda at Gorai in Mumbai on Sunday. The 325 feet tall pagoda structure has been established by the Global Pagoda Foundation to promote the practice of Vipassana. Vipasana in the Buddhist tradition means insight into the nature of reality. The centre of the Global Pagoda boasts of the worlds largest stone dome built without any supporting pillars. The Pagoda is hollow from inside, and this portion serves as a very large meditation hall for over 8000 people enabling them to practice Vipassana meditation as taught by Acharya Goenka. Lord Buddhas bone relics have been enshrined in the central locking stone of the dome. The grand size and the architectural style of the pagoda is aimed at reinforce Indias global image on spiritual tourism map. The tall pagoda building looms majestically over the GVF complex, spread over 13 acres of lush greenery, near picturesque Gorai in northwest Mumbai, barely a kilometre from the Arabian Sea. Pagodas are multi-tiered structures common in China, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and other countries where Buddhism is followed. At the centre of the pagoda building, the tallest pillar-less dome in the world has been constructed measuring 280-ft in diameter and 90-ft height, flanked by two 60-ft tall pagodas, claimed Vallabh Bhanshali, a GVF trustee. Designed by Indian architect Chandubhai Sompura on the lines of the She Dagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar, this pagoda is a <b>...</b>
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Perfume Pagoda Festival 2011
Perfume Pagoda Festival 2011 - Huong Pagoda Festival opens The annual Huong (Perfume) Pagoda Festival opened in Hanoi's outskirts district of My Duc on February 8 or the 6th day of the first lunar month. The festival is the biggest and longest annual festival in Vietnam that lasts through three spring months, welcoming more than 1 million pilgrims and tourists each year. On the first day of the festival, an art programme was held and an art exhibition opened at the pagoda's museum. Highlights of the festival will be a poetry night and a night of flower garlands and coloured lanterns in the Yen Stream. The poetry night will be held on the 15th day of the first lunar month. The festival organising board and local authorities have invested in expanding the wharf and put a total of 4600 boats into service during this year's festival. Sightseeing trips to pagodas, temples and caves are the main attractions at the Huong Pagoda Festival, as well as ceremonies to ask favours from Lord Buddha. Built in the late 17th century, Huong Pagoda is located in My Duc District at a historic site that has a large number of pagodas, temples and caverns filled with marvelous kinds of stalactiles, about 60km from downtown Hanoi. The Huong Tich Cavern has the autograph of Lord Trinh Sam in 1770, describing the cavern as the most beautiful cave in the country. (Source: VNA)
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Japanese Buddhist Temple Wooden Pagoda Model & Kannon
Description This finely detailed model wooden pagoda is in very good condition though it does have some marks, scratches and wood dents. Japanese writing on the bottom identifies a date indicating October 11th of the first year (1989) of the Japanese Heisei period. The model includes a small ceramic image of Kannon before the main door. Size: Height: 10.5 inches (27.0 centimeters) Weight: 17.2 ounces (491 grams) item code: R2S6-0003211 ship code: G6
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Japanese Buddhist Temple 仏教寺院,Pagoda & Zen Garden 日本庭園
Japanese Buddhist Temple, Japanese Buddhist Temple Beacons for world peace This is a Nipponzan Myohoji Temple. Nipponzan Myohoji is a Buddhist order founded in Japan in 1917 by the Most Venerable Nichidatsu Fujii. After Japan experienced the nuclear holocaust of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Ven. Fujii led the construction of Peace Pagodas in Japan and then throughout the whole world. They were to stand as beacons for world peace. The Peace Pagoda to the north of the this Temple at Willen Lake was the first to be built in the West. It symbolised the presence of Buddha and represents the efforts the Nipponzan Myohoji order continue to make towards a peaceful world. The monks and nuns walk the world giving witness for peace, making their presence known at regional conflict points and continuously supporting the peace efforts of others. In 1980, the Ven. Fujii was asked by a sceptical journalist whether the Peace Pagoda in Milton Keynes could possibly help end the Cold War. He said: "Of course it will." Ten years later, the Iron Curtain collapsed. Design and Construction This Temple is unique, a testament to the commitment of the Nipponzan Myohoji order to Milton Keynes and its people. It was designed by the lateProfessor Ohka in association with Tom Hancock FRIBA, and is loosely based on the traditional form of Fudo Hall, Kongobu-ji at Mount Koya, Japan. The building also serves as a small monastery with residential accommodation. Nipponzan Myohoji monks and nuns began their <b>...</b>
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How to Tie the Pagoda Knot by TIAT
Pagoda is the English language term for a tiered tower with multiple eaves. Common throughout eastern Asia, most pagodas were built to serve a religious function. The Pagoda Knot was created in admiration of this sacred architecture.
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Global Pagoda - Dhamma & Vipassana ( Inside the dome )
The Global Vipassana Pagoda is a notable monument in Mumbai, India. The pagoda is to serve as a monument of peace and harmony. This monument was inaugurated by Pratibha Patil, the President of India on 8 February 2009.[1] It is located in the north of Mumbai in an area called Gorai and is built on donated land on a peninsula between Gorai creek and the Arabian Sea. The Global Vipassana Pagoda is built out of gratitude to the Buddha, his teaching and the community of monks practicing his teaching. Its traditional Burmese design is an expression of gratitude towards the country of Myanmar for preserving the practice of Vipassana. The shape of the pagoda is a copy of the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar. It is being built combining ancient Indian and modern technology to enable it to last for a thousand years The center of the Global Vipassana Pagoda contains the world's largest stone dome built without any supporting pillars. The height of the dome is approximately 29 metres, while the height of the building is 96.12 meters, which is twice the size of the previously largest hollow stone monument in the world, the Gol Gumbaz Dome in Bijapur, India. External diameter of the largest section of the dome is 97.46m and the shorter sections is 94.82m. Internal diamter of the dome is 85.15m.[3] The inside of the pagoda is hollow and serves as a very large meditation hall with an area covering more than 6000 m2 (65000 ft2). The massive inner dome seats over 8000 people enabling <b>...</b>
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Tiffany Poon (12) - Debussy Estampes Pagodas
Tiffany Poon, age 12, made her Europe debut at Sala Mozart in Bologna, Italy on Feb. 21, 2009. To keep in touch with Tiffany and to stay up to date with her latest news, events and activities, "Like" her on Facebook: www.facebook.com and follow her on Twitter: twitter.com Tiffany's official website: tiffanypoon.com 德布西版畫組曲 1.塔ドビュッシー版画 1.塔
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Tokyo Sky Tree and Sensoji Temple Pagoda Side by Side, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Sky Tree is the tallest man made tower in the world at over 600 meters in height. Sensoji Temple Pagoda is a five story pagoda (much smaller than Tokyo Sky Tree) is located in the Sensoji Temple in Asakusa in Taito Ward. Sensoji Temple's pagoda is an excellent example of how the Pagodas are built in the old Japan, to withstand the test of time and natural calamities like earthquakes. Sensoji Temple is located in Taito Ward (Asakusa) and Tokyo Sky Tree is located in the neighboring Sumida Ward. Both are separated by Sumida River. This video shows an example of how the old and the new, exist in perfect in Harmony in Japan. Hope you enjoy the video!!!
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Chinese Lesson , Taiwan Dragon and Tiger Pagoda
This year is the 10th year of Wannian Folklore Festival(10/16-10/24) in Zuoying, Kaohsiung Taiwan. The purposes of boom the economics of Zuoying and preserving Taiwanese traditional culture gave birth to this festival in the year of 2001. Here I was at Lotus Lake(蓮池潭) where its beauty and the harmoniousness predominate the whole place even when it was packed with visitors. My eyes were, however, instantly caught by Dragon and Tiger Pagoda(龍虎塔) as I strolled along Lotus Lake. The meaning or the belief of "Expelling bad luck, bring in good fortune" represents a strong sense of Taiwanese traditional culture as there are numbers of other cultural practices we have that are based on such a belief. Are you running out of your luck? Are you feeling down and out? A visit to Dragon and Tiger Pagoda could bring you the fortune you need! :D I am trying to save up Camera Fund for better quality videos to you all. I have been using the one I used in this video, which is the only one I have, for nearly two years and evidently, it doesn't have a good microphone because it's not a video camera. You can help make it happen by sending your donation to peggyteacheschinese@gmail.com Thank you very much! :) If you are interested in 1 on 1 Chinese tutor lessons, please visit: www.peggyteacheschinese.com Ever since I have started the tutor lessons on Skype, learners throughout the world discovered me on YouTube. I have taught people from Australia, France, Bangladesh, Canada, America <b>...</b>
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Pagoda Forest, Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng of Henan Province
The pagoda forest in Shaolin Temple was a concentration of tomb pagodas for eminent monks, abbots and ranking monks at the temple. A rough count shows more than two hundred fifty tomb pagodas of various sizes, making it the biggest pagoda forest in China. The forest stands at the foot of Shaoshi Mountain about half a kilometer west of Shaolin Temple and is composed of pagodas dating from 791 to 1803. Most are stone and brick structures of one to seven storeys, under fifteen meters high--much smaller than pagodas for Buddhist relics--but they all carry the exact year of their construction and many carvings and inscriptions. They are in a variety of styles, but are mainly multi-eaved and pavilion-style. Their shapes are varied, including polygonal, cylindrical, vase, conical and monolithic, making the pagoda forest an exhibition of ancient pagodas, carvings and calligraphy of various dynasties. Here also lie the remains and traces of the activities of some eminent foreign monks. For example, in the eastern part of the forest a tomb pagoda built in 1339 in the Yuan Dynasty bears an epitaph written by a Japanese monk at Shaolin Temple, which is of elegant language and excellent handwriting. In the western part of the forest is a tomb pagoda built in 1564 in the Ming Dynasty for an Indian monk. Besides the pagoda forest there are many invaluable tomb pagodas scattered around Shaolin Temple. They include Faro Pagoda and Tongguang Pagoda, built in 689 and 771 in the Tang Dynasty <b>...</b>
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Bagan Myanmar Burma Thousands of Temples Pagodas Monuments in a 41sq km Area - Phil in Bangkok
www.PhilinBangkok.com http www.IMInfoBlog.com The ruins of Bagan cover an area of 16 square miles (41 km2). The majority of its buildings were built in the 11th century to 13th century, during the time Bagan was the capital of the First Burmese Empire. It was not until King Pyinbya moved the capital to Bagan in AD 874 that it became a major city. However, in Burmese tradition, the capital shifted with each reign, and thus Bagan was once again abandoned until the reign of Anawrahta. In 1057, King Anawrahta conquered the Mon capital of Thaton, and brought back the Tripitaka Pali scriptures, Buddhist monks and craftsmen and all of these were made good use of in order to transform Bagan into a religious and cultural centre. With the help of a monk from Lower Burma, Anawrahta made Theravada Buddhism a kind of state religion, and the king also established contacts with Sri Lanka. In the 12th and 13th centuries, Bagan became a truly cosmopolitan centre of Buddhist studies, attracting monks and students from as far as India, Sri Lanka as well as the Thai and Khmer kingdoms. Among many other works, Aggavaṃsa's influential Saddanīti, a grammar of the language of the Tipiṭaka, would be completed there in 1154. In 1287, the kingdom fell to the Mongols, after refusing to pay tribute to Kublai Khan. Abandoned by the Burmese king and perhaps sacked by the Mongols, the city declined as a political centre, but continued to flourish as a place of Buddhist scholarship. After the earthquake <b>...</b>
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Pagodas of Japan
Some important pagodas of Japan. Also depicting the Buddha at these sites. Along with music from 1. Neptune - TsuriNoSugimori, 2. Tanifuji - Pastoral and 3. Neptune - BM 10. I am grateful to the three music tracks that helped make this video come alive in the service of Buddha and the dhamma.
Yaks, Dunes, Pagodas and Kumbum Monastery
www.TravelsWithSheila.com There is a lot to see on day trips outside of Xining, China on the Eastern Tibet Plateau Yaks, sand dunes, Beishan Si Pagoda and Kumbum Monastery, built in 1557, a part of the Yellow Hat Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Watch the monks make Yak Butter Candles for devotions, ride a dune buggy or take a ride on a fluffy white yak...
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Pagoda management
For more information, visit: www.equitycam.tv. 'Pagoda management' tells the following story: While Buddhism is considered the main religion in the country, critics say spirituality is being lost. Some monks also practice animism helping to keep age-old traditions. But what schooling do monks receive these days? Are the old teachings dilluted by new curriculums? In our second part, we see that pagodas are also managed by their own committee: what happens when the head monks and committe disagree? It isEquity Weekly show # 109. This clip raises issues related to Religion and more specifically, the themes of Buddhism. It is a Feature P2/2 directed by Nem Sambo and aired in/on . It was distributed through National TV / Satellite and produced by UNDP / TVK for AUSAID, CIDA, SIDA, IRISH AID.
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Bagan Temple Shwezigon Pagoda.wmv
Shwezigon Pagoda. Much more at www.allmyanmar.com and http with great pictures and videos. Among the classic Myanmar pagodas is the Shwezigon Pagoda in Bagan one of the real highlights. The Shwezigon pagoda at Bagan can only be matched by the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon. The name Shwezigon means (golden Land of Victory) and the pagoda was built from 1084 to 1112. The proportions and the nature of the decorations are in the classic Bagan Pagoda style.
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Pagodas of Bali (Antaeus: Bali Meditation Mix)
Check out my general playlists: www.youtube.com or my New Age Playlist: www.youtube.com ********************************************** Note: The credits at the end of the video are no longer correct. I made a new and improved version of the old video with the Debussy music and you can find it here: www.youtube.com The Balinese pagodas in the video come from the Mother Temple of Besakih, plus numerous other sites throughout the island. The pictures are by myself. ------------------------------- *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
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Eindawyar Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar
Built in 1847 by King Bagan on the site of his old royal residence before the city of Mandalay was founded, hence its popular name Eindawyar, Mahalawka Ranthi is the formal title of this famous pagoda in Mandalay, Myanmar. A popular venue as headquarters for strikes as well as for holding mass meetings and public assemblies, it has played an historic role in the political upheavals of Burma since colonial times. We had a guided tour on a quiet Sunday morning by our gracious host, a grandson of the late pagoda patron U Kyaw, member of parliament before the miltary coup of 1962 and wealthy burgher of Mandalay.
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