Karaweik Palace

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Karaweik Palace is a famous golden, barge-shaped landmark and cultural venue in Yangon, Myanmar, designed to resemble a royal barge floating on Kandawgyi Lake.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural venue
landmark
restaurant
architecturalStyle Burmese architecture
traditional royal barge style
BurmeseName ကရဝိတ်နန်းတော် NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures in Yangon
Palaces in Myanmar
Tourist attractions in Yangon
cityLandmarkOf Yangon NERFINISHED
color golden
constructionEnd 1974
constructionStart 1972
country Myanmar
designedToResemble royal barge
designer U Ngwe Hlaing NERFINISHED
hasFeature lakeside terraces
multi-tiered pyatthat roofs
ornate gilded exterior
twin karaweik bird figureheads
hasFunction banquet hall
cultural performance venue
restaurant serving Burmese cuisine
hasViewOf Shwedagon Pagoda NERFINISHED
inspiredBy pyi-gyi-mon royal barge NERFINISHED
languageOfName Burmese
locatedIn Kandawgyi Nature Park NERFINISHED
Lower Myanmar NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia
Yangon NERFINISHED
Yangon Region NERFINISHED
locatedOn Kandawgyi Lake NERFINISHED
material brick
concrete
stucco
namedAfter mythical karaweik bird
notableFor night-time illumination
reflection on Kandawgyi Lake
offers buffet dinners
traditional Myanmar cultural shows
traditional dance performances
openingDate 1974
ownedBy Yangon City Development Committee NERFINISHED
shape barge-shaped structure
touristAttractionFor domestic tourists
international tourists
usedFor cultural events
receptions
tour group dinners
weddings

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Kandawgyi Lake hasLandmark Karaweik Palace
Kandawgyi Lake adjacentTo Karaweik Palace