The ruins of Le Htat Gyi Phaya, i.e. the ‘Four-storey Pagoda’, located south of the ancient city of Ava, in the present-day district of Inwa towards Hanthawaddy.

It has today all but collapsed, yet the remaining part is still richly decorated with stucco bai sema-like ornaments that resemble lotus petals.

Each of those petals bears the image of a yaksha, the guardians of temples (fig.), in bas-relief, though some are today damaged.