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Handicrafts, souvenir shops in Inle Lake
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Mya Zedi Pagoda is located in Myinkaba village. Mya Zedi was built by Prince Raja Kumar. son of King Kyansitthar. in the memory of his queen mother. Next to the Gubyaukgyi stands the gilded Mya Zedi or ‘Emerald Stupa’. A four-sided pillar in a cage between the two monuments bears an inscription consecrating Gubyaukgyi […]
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Nanpaya Temple was built in the 12th Century this attractive pagoda is a combination of sandstone and brick. particularly noteworthy is the elegant perforated stone windows. The four primary stone pillars in the central sanctuary illustrate the Hindu god Brahma. It was built by King Narapatti Sithu’s son-in-law. Naga Thaman. He was also the grandson […]
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The Nagayon Temple is located in the southern part of Myinkaba. In the south of Myinkaba. Nagayon. was built at the end of the 11th century by Kyansitthar. according to the plan of Ananda; even roof. same terraces. very stupas. even Sikkhara. Of Môn style. it resembles the Indian temples of the area of Orissa. […]
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Myoe Daung Kyaung or Myo Daung Monastery means the Monastery at the corner of the city. It was the main monastery building in Bagan. with an east-west orientation. is approximately 130 ft. x 115 ft. Most of its significant elements are from the pre-colonial Kon-baung period. some of the rooms apparently are later. Its glory […]
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There were also many ordination halls. called Thein in Myanmar. from the Pali. Sima. They were used not only for the ordination ceremony itself. but also for other such ceremonies as the confession by monks. The Upali Thein has a long central nave with a ridge roof and a pair of side aisles with lean-to […]
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Thuhtay Mokgu Pagoda is a temple situated on the north-east of Shwezigon Pagoda. It has a double vaulted corridors and a sikhara. The earthquake of 1975 brought down the sikhara and the upper vaulted corridor. The Pagoda faces east. There are mural paintings in the devotional hall of the first storey. Like other temples. […]
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Tharabar Gate is the main gateway to the ancient Bagan city. It is the eastern gate of the old wall. It is now the only structure left of the old city built by King Pyinbya. It was built in 849 A.D during the 9th century. The western and northern part of the city wall were […]
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Thamewhet Umin and Hmya Tha Umin are located north of the Hgnet Pyit Taung. Thamewhet Umin and Hmya Tha Umin are twin cave-temples. These temples are about half a mile southeast of Nyaung U and are subterranean passages which were used as residences of the Buddhist monks in the almost torrid climate of Bagan. […]
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