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Bagan

Bagan is in many respects the most remarkable religious city in the world. Jerusalem, Rome, Kiew, Benares - none of these can boast the multitude of temples and the lavishness of the designs and ornaments that make the deserted capital on the Ayeyarwaddy to a wondrous marvel. The whole space is thickly studded with pagodas of all sizes and shapes. At one time there were 13,000 temples, pagodas and religious structures. Today, only over 2,300 remain, with others only visible as small piles of rubble. Surrounding all this are wonderful villages, where life goes on much as it did when the temples were at their peak, and here too, cottage crafts remain, including the making of the best lacquerware in Myanmar.


La Verja de Tharabar 

ANANDA TEMPLE
One of the finest, largest, best preserved and most revered of the Bagan temples, which was built in 1105 by King Kyanzittha. This perfectly proportioned temple heralded the stylistic end of the Early Bagan Period and the beginning of the Middle Period.

DHAMMAYANGYI TEMPLE

Similar in plan to the Ananada Temple, this later temple is much more massive and known as the biggest temple in Bagan.


SHWEZIGON PAGODA

is one of the tooth relic pagodas built by the founder of Myanmar. The stupa's graceful bell shape became a prototype for virtually all of the later stupas in the country.

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Excursions from Bagan

Yangon - Yangon excursions - Mandalay - Mandalay excursions - Kayin State - Mon State - Rakhine State - Shan State

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