Karaweik Hall

The floating Karaweik Restaurant on Kandawgyi (Royal) Lake is one of the landmarks of Yangon. This modern architecture of a mythical creature Karaweik Hall was constructed in 1972. This whole building was gilded with gold about 20 years ago. Karaweik Hall will serve lunch and dinner with Myanmar, Chinese, Eastern and Western cuisine at moderate prices. It is also an excellent idea to examine the beauty of this royal barge and the stunning view of the Shwedagon. Traditional dance performances are normally held here in the evenings.


Glittering Karaweik Hall during the day, photo taken from the left side


The beautiful night scene of Karaweik Hall, photo taken from the ride side


The entrance to the Karaweik Hall. Inside there is a Myanmar Traditional restaurant, and also entertain Myanmar dances and Myanmar Orchestra.


A closer view at the head of the Mythical bird, there is always a golden ball hanging at the beak of the bird.


The tip of the tail, with a shape of a Nat


The standing Nat or spirit statues at the entrance of the Karaweik Restaurant.


The restaurant inside the Karaweik Hall


Inside the Karaweik Hall. The hall is decorated with Myanmar Arts and Handicrafts.

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