The Mandalay Palace, the last feudal dynasty of Myanmar's "Gongbang Dynasty", seems to have seen the time here; Mandalay Palace, the palace has two places to be, one is high After the thirty-three-meter watchtower climbs a hundred and twenty-level stairs, it will take a bird's eye view of the entire palace and the city of Mandalay. Another must-see place is the museum, where the items used by the king of Myanmar, a small number of furniture, photographs, etc., are the only places where you can learn about the history of Myanmar. The palace is small in size, but there are many buildings inside. There are a large palace, a living room, a large harem inhabited by the emperor, and a red wall in Jinwa, all of which are of Burmese style. There are no furnishings. Inside is the Museum of Ancient Burmese Culture, which displays the costumes, supplies and Buddhist art of the court. The entire palace is square and wooden structure. There are 104 temples in the palace. The buildings are mainly red and gold. The distance is dazzling and magnificent, and the gallery is beautiful. The whole palace is square, wooden structure, the building is mainly red and gold, the view is dazzling and dazzling, and the gallery is beautiful.