Luan Bagan is an ancient city of Myanmar, a Buddhist cultural site, and a famous tourist destination. It is located in the middle of the border and is located on the left bank of the middle of the Irrawaddy River. Located in the middle of the Irrawaddy River flowing through the central part of Myanmar, it is the center of the Burmese. The urban area retains many Buddhist pagodas and Buddhist temples built in various historical periods in Myanmar. The architectural art of the Buddhist stupa is the epitome of Myanmar's ancient architectural art and is a precious historical and cultural heritage of Myanmar. Most of the regions of Bagan have a tropical climate. Like other Southeast Asian countries, they are divided into three seasons: the hot season from March to May, the rainy season from June to October, and the February to November in November. For the cool season, the cool season is the best travel season. In Myanmar, tickets for tourist attractions must be in US dollars; hotels are generally priced in US dollars, but they can also be paid in kyat, but there will be exchange rate losses; other meals, shopping, and tickets can use kyat. The unit of the kyat currency is kyat, the pronunciation is (jia), generally in the hotel can be exchanged for the kyat. About transportation: I chose a chartered car in Myanmar. Generally speaking, you can tell the charter driver which spots to go to in advance, and he will plan the route for you according to your interests. Even in the cool season, Bagan's noon is also a hot oily cockroach. Therefore, after the lunch, the driver will return the tourists to the hotel to take a break, avoid the high temperature of two or three points, and then set off. This is actually very reasonable. After all, most of the tourists will get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise. In the afternoon, they can adjust their mental state.