Gawdawpalin Temple

The 60-meter-high Garde Palin Temple is one of Bagan's most majestic temples, whose name was originally meant to be "a platform for expressing the heart of reverence". The temple was built during the reign of Napa Badi and completed during the reign of Nadong Miya, and is considered to be the most brilliant achievement of Bagan's late stage.

The temple of Garde Palin contains the meaning of "the altar of worship" in Burmese. It is 55 meters high and is the second tallest pagoda in Bagan and the most representative pagoda in the late Bagan period. It was the king who ordered the construction to begin, but he died before it was completed, and his son King Htilominlo took over the two-story temple until 1227. The temple of Garde Palin has a very similar architectural pattern and shape to that of Dabinyu Temple. Here you can donate 500 Kyat to light up a birthday light for your week. This is our last stop in Bagan. It is a bit dazzling, but fortunately, the pagoda is a representative selection, plus each has a wonderful story, and the brain is still clear.

A tower I like very much, the shape is very majestic and simple, not far from the hotel I live in, I started from this tower to explore the pagoda of Bagan, a place worth visiting in your life, here every day riding a battery car around the pagoda, my heart is particularly quiet.

This sixty-meter-high temple is one of the most magnificent temples in Pugan, but the altar and underground terrace bricks in the temple, which are surprisingly modern, are a little out of tune with its appearance!

The second tallest tower in Pugan is on the side of Lao Pugan Hotel for free. It's about 5 minutes'walk from the hotel. The night lighting is also very beautiful. I recommend you to go in and see it. There is a red brick tower on the side of the tower. You can visit it together.