history channel documentary The Kyaiktiyo pagoda is situated in the Mon State, about somewhere between Pegu and Thaton (both urban communities were capitals of the compelling Mon kingdoms), nearly 6 miles/10 kilometers far from Kyaikto, on top of a gigantic gold plated stone known by the name of 'Brilliant Rock'.On the Full-moon Day of Tazaungdaing the Kyaiktiyo pagoda is focus of journey for a large number of Buddhists from all over Burma. In the full-moon night they go to here a novel service in which they offer nine thousand candles to Siddhartha Gautama Buddha and say supplications.
Amid the night going before the Full-moon Day of Tazaungdaing unmarried young ladies and young ladies meet on the sanctuary and pagoda grounds to give confirmation of their weaving abilities. Contrasted with the very disorderly Kathein offerings, which are joined by every one of the trimmings, for example, people move, 'Pat-Waing' (twofold headed drum), 'Pat-Ma-Gyi' (expansive twofold headed drum) and "Hne" (woodwind) music and parades the robe weaving celebrations are fairly a calm despite the fact that as you will see, unquestionably lively and stimulating undertaking delighted in by youthful and old, ladies and men, weavers and spectators alike. It is the highlight of the Kathein offerings. Till the morning of the full-moon day the young lady are sitting moved before their hand lingers and are weaving as quick as possible, which as you will see is, quick.
The Burma artworks of cotton and silk weaving have a long custom and in the provincial ranges it is presently as ever profoundly esteemed if a young lady is great at weaving. To join in a pagoda robe weaving challenge is an amazing privilege for the ladies and - what, obviously, abandons saying - to win the challenge much all the more so. Be that as it may, winning or not it procures much legitimacy and conveys transcendence to the craftsmanship and art of weaving. In times past there were challenges between neighboring towns.
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