According to legend, Buddha on one of his many visits to the earth, gave a lock of hair on Talk Tha, a hermit. Then, jumputan Buddha's hair, he gave to his adopted son, King Tissa, king of 11th-century Burma. When the King dies, he hoped the Buddha's hair is enshrined in a hermit's head-shaped stone. In the search, assisted by the King of King Tissa Nats, Thagymin, finally found the perfect place to pagodas, which in Kyaiktiyo. And that's where it is said the Buddha's hair tucked. According to legend, the Buddha's hair is what prevents a large stone was not rolled down the hill. Belive or not, it's up to you!. Kyaiktiyo is the closest village to the pagoda. Many tourists go there, whether on a pilgrimage or sightseeing while looking at the wonders of the golden stone.