The Maravijaya Buddha Im­age which is located at the Buddha Park in Dekkhinathi­ri Township, Nay Pyi Taw, is crowded with people from all over the country.

 

The Pagoda is the tallest sitting marble Buddha statue in the world.

 

Those who visited the pa­goda peacefully studied the re­ligious buildings, bridges, and gardens, as well as meditation practising, offering prayers ac­cording to the association, and giving donations with the zeal of charity and devotion.

 

The health workers are providing the necessary health care services to the elderly peo­ple who come to pay homage to the Buddha image.

 

The Myanmar Red Cross and the fire brigades members are also assisting the elderly people who have difficulty walk­ing by transporting them with wheelchairs so that they can pay obeisance comfortably.

 

The marble statue will be open from 6 am to 8 pm until 3 September for people to come and pay their respects for free. — MNA/KZL