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Dhammayangyi
Location: SE of Bagan Inscription inside entrance hall An inscription inside the entrance hall dates to 1165. It lists bonded servants, including female singers and
Dhammayangyi
Location: SE of Bagan Inscription inside entrance hall An inscription inside the
Min-o-chantha Group
The Minochantha group consists of 3 stupas. They are non-pentagonal representations of
Nat Taung Kyaung – Teak Monastery
We visited this monastery on our second day in Bagan in 2009.
Shwezigon
Shwezigon Location: Nyaung U – western sector close to river bank. Year
Manuha
Location: Myinkaba Village, southern edge. Close to Nanpaya. Year Built: Manuha was
Nanpaya or Nan-hpaya
Location: Myinkaba Village, south-west sector. Situated south-west of Manuha Hpaya. Year Built:
Pahto-thamya
Location: Inside the Bagan city-wall, west of That-byin-nyu. Very close to Nga-kywe-na-daung
Ngakywenadaung Pagoda
Location: Inside the Bagan city-wall, west of That-byin-nyu. It is beside the
East and West Hpet-Leik
Location: Close to Thiripyitsaya village and Shwesandaw Zedi. Year Built: Probably in
Shwesandaw
Location: This temple is situated a little distance from the south of
Sulamani Temple
Location: 1 miles to the SE of Bagan, beyond the Dhammayangyi Patho.
Pya-Tha-Da, the Unfinished Temple
This temple was damaged in the 1975 earthquake that hit Bagan. The
Bagan – Temples, Stupas and Monasteries
Buddhism was being practiced in Burma (Myanmar) early in the first millenium,
Ananda Temple, Bagan, Myanmar
Ananda Temple Ananda temple is the grandest of all the temples in
Mi-Nyein-Gone, Bagan
Mee Nyein Gone was built in the 13th century, during the late