 Climbers will see plenty of stalls selling flowers, paper streamers, miniature pennants and umbrellas for the Buddha, and food and refreshment for visitors and pilgrims.All the dazaungs have frieze paintings, most of them from the late Konbaung dynasty period; there is one depicting "'Awizi ngayè" (Avici Hell) in gory detail.Farther up near the summit, a gigantic standing image of the Buddha called the "Shweyattaw" (literally standing) or "Byadeippay" (prophesying) Buddha with his right hand pointing towards the city.