Shwe Yin Myaw Pagoda is a Buddhist temple situated near the banks of the Thanlwin (Salween) River in HpaAn, the capital city of the Karen (Kayin) State in Myanmar (Burma). The pagoda stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and Buddhist traditions of Myanmar. Visitors are greeted with a large golden stupa, intricately decorated with Burmese architectural designs, and surrounded by several smaller shrines and statues. The sprawling temple complex offers a serene environment for pilgrimage and worship, with panoramic views of the river and the stunning limestone mountains that are characteristic of the region's landscape. The pagoda is particularly famous for its beautiful sunset and sunrise vistas, and it is also a prime location for observing local religious practices and festivities. The site is accessible by foot or boat and is often visited by both locals and tourists seeking a spiritual retreat or simply to enjoy the tranquil setting and the area's natural beauty.