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