Tours of this huge monastery are easy to book. The Monks live, work, and worship there, but welcome visitors. You can tour their large dining room where donors often provide their meals.
The Monastery is old but clean, and shrines are all around. A wonderful infusion into the Buddhist ethic.

We went at a time when there was not much activities going on and it was before their lunch procession. We just walked around a little to see the buildings that composed this monastery. As with visiting any other temples or pagodas, the dress codes are the same. Shoes and socks off your feet, even if you have to use their restrooms.

If you are there in the morning and have a chance to offer the monks meal. It is a big monastic school in Bago which there is at least 1000 monks study here. They believe that if you send your child to study here, they will grown up to be a good person.