Flourishing of Sasana : President visits Maha Pasana Cave in Yangon

President U Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Union Ministers, the Yangon Region Chief Minister, senior military officers, deputy ministers and officials, visited Maha Pasana Cave in Yangon on Friday to oversee measures for the long-term sustainability of the venue.

The President and party inspected the progress of maintenance works and gave necessary instructions.

They later visited the Buddha Museum, which commemorates the 70th anniversary of the Sixth Buddhist Council, and viewed displays featuring the life of the Buddha, previous Buddhist Councils, the construction of Maha Pasana Cave and its nine affiliated buildings, documentary photos of the Sixth Buddhist Council, statues of Sangha Rajas from five Theravada countries, prominent Sayadaws and donors.

The museum also displays emblems and other items used during the Sixth Buddhist Council, items donated by foreign countries, ancient printing machines and printed books, the process of computerized book publishing, and exhibits on religious edifices across Myanmar.

During the visit, the President instructed officials to ensure effective narration of the history of the Sixth Buddhist Council and systematic display of historical items. The President and party also inspected the guest house for Sayadaws visiting Maha Pasana Cave to attend religious ceremonies.

He called for systematic maintenance of the facility to ensure convenience and comfort for the visiting Sayadaws. At Buddha Sasana President U Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Union Ministers, the Yangon Region Chief Minister, senior military officers, deputy ministers and officials, visited Maha Pasana Cave in Yangon on Friday to oversee measures for the long-term sustainability of the venue.

The President and party inspected the progress of maintenance works and gave necessary instructions. They later visited the Buddha Museum, which commemorates the 70th anniversary of the Sixth Buddhist Council, and viewed displays featuring the life of the Buddha, previous Buddhist Councils, the construction of Maha Pasana Cave and its nine affiliated buildings, documentary photos of the Sixth Buddhist Council, statues of Sangha Rajas from five Theravada countries, prominent Sayadaws and donors.

The museum also displays emblems and other items used during the Sixth Buddhist Council, items donated by foreign countries, ancient printing machines and printed books, the process of computerized book publishing, and exhibits on religious edifices across Myanmar.

During the visit, the President instructed officials to ensure effective narration of the history of the Sixth Buddhist Council and systematic display of historical items. The President and party also inspected the guest house for Sayadaws visiting Maha Pasana Cave to attend religious ceremonies. He called for systematic maintenance of the facility to ensure convenience and comfort for the visiting Sayadaws. At Buddha Sasana