Mingun Bell

Ruler Bodawpaya likewise had a huge ringer cast to run with his immense stupa, the Mingun Bell measuring 90 tons, and was the biggest ringing chime on the planet till 2000.

That is the must-see put when you think about spending some time or another in Mandalay, Myanmar.

The heaviness of the chime in Burmese estimation, is 55,555 viss, passed on as a memory helper "Min Hpyu Hman Pyaw", with the consonants speaking to the number 5 in Burmese space science and numerology.

The ringer was said to have been thrown on the contrary side of the stream and was transported by utilizing two watercraft, which in the wake of intersection the waterway, continued up two uniquely assembled trenches.

The channels were then dammed and the chime was lifted by raising the water level by the expansion of earth into the blocked trench. Along these lines, the ringer was initially suspended.