Ahlodawpyae Pagoda

Ahldawpyae Pagoda is located between the new Bagan and the village of Bagan, this temple is style of tradition between the first period and the intermediate period. Ahlodawpyae means "Fulfillings of wishes".

Structure

It still expresses traces of the Pyu culture, with the stupa placed on the superstructure, which preceded the arrival by Sikkhara as in Nat Hlaung Kyaung then then in Nanpaya, the first temples of bricks.. The temple which one thinks that the origins were one century earlier. It is simple, the hall opens in the East, and the sanctuary is of square form with windows which open on north and the south. On the terrace a zedi of pyramidal form. The zedi even resembles to him with the forms known with the Shwezigon. Between the hall and the sanctuary the passage is very flat (as in all the temples of the Kyanzittha period). Paintings are interesting which often show Bouddha in the position of Dharmacakramudra with its disciples on each side. Located in Nyaugn U & Wet Kyi In region.

There are wall paintings of 30 Buddha Images and ink inscriptions. The name of the temple is inscribed on the wall as "Ahlodawpyae".