Top Things to do In Bagan 2021

"The temple is called the most beautiful building of the cane, the whole temple is square, covering almost 100 acres. The center of the courtyard is the Ananda Tower, the tower is the Indian style square-shaped large Buddhist cave, southeast and northwest, each has a gate, inside a about 10 meters high Shakali Buddha. The tower stands over the tower more than 70 meters high, very tall and magnificent. The tower is light yellow, with thousands of statues of Buddha and the painted pottery reliefs of the story of Buddha Benson on the outside, and surrounded by the main tower, many small towers, statues of Buddha and various animal and monster sculptures."

"Shwegu Gyi Phaya — Built in 1311, the temple itself is not very interesting, but the second-floor platform overlooks the panoramic view of Bagan, which is worth a climb and a glimpse of the whole picture"

"#万千佛塔赤足行•2019 Myanmar游#No.46——Pagan · Mahabodhi Temple Mahabodhi Temple is a very special temple in Bagan. The construction of the Buddhist temple is completely imitating the birthplace of Buddhism—— Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, India. The main building of the Buddhist temple has a distinct Hindu style, consisting of a main tower and many small towers surrounding it. On the tower body and base, there are a considerable number of statues with Buddhist niches, with different shapes and shapes, and some are covered with gold leaf. Although the pagoda has experienced thousands of years of wind and rain, although the outline of many Buddha statues has been blurred, the solemnity of the pagoda has not been reduced by half. Whenever I see these Buddhist temples, I am always amazed by the power of faith. Back then, Sakyamuni meditated and meditated on a square inch of land, but now, Buddhism has blossomed everywhere in East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia."

"The entrance of the Sulamani Pagoda and the main temple are connected by a very long passage. This passage, which is also extremely hot in the afternoon of the rainy season, invisibly deepens the tall and majestic image of the entire pagoda, presumably it plays a sacred role for the visitors to come in. Very beautiful and spectacular!"

"Silomminra Temple was built by King Silomminra in 1218 and is the last Burmese-style temple in Bagan. A hawker selling sand paintings said that he knew that there was a small tower with a nice view to climb up, without money or buying his things, so we followed."

"There are many people visiting this pagoda. On the one hand, it is easy to see by the river, and on the other hand, it has a golden and oval spire, which is quite special. If you have time, you can come and have a look"

"#万千佛塔赤足行•2019福建游#No.32-Bagan·Gubuji Temple In fact, we went to two Gubuji Temples, this is the first day we passed by Gubuji Temple. Compared with the famous Sulamani and Damayangji stupas, the scale of Gubuji Temple appears to be much smaller. The appearance of the stupa looks more age-like, with prominent Indian style, and the traces of restoration are more obvious. And the decoration also appears rough. However, the windows that can be seen from the outside are quite beautiful. There are well-preserved murals in the Gubuji Temple, but the light in the temple is not very good, and the view is not very real, but you can clearly see many murals on the walls and ceiling. Although the Gubuki Temple is not large-scale, there are still many believers and tourists coming. The coolness inside the temple is in sharp contrast with the heat outside the temple; the little girl under the shade of the tree is painting without a second thought; a gust of wind blows, not only refreshing, but also the endless crisp wind bell, which makes people refreshing ...... During the few days in Bagan, I kept thinking about Little Angkor, similar buildings and ruins will inevitably cause aesthetic fatigue. However, after returning home, I regretted the sloppyness, fear of difficulties, and recklessness that day. I didn't even leave too many photos. So now, I can only rely on the limited image data..."

"It’s a very small temple. If you accidentally miss it, it happened that the Japanese tour group was inside and I overheard some of the explanations in the English and Japanese versions, but the experience is that if you can understand Japanese, it’s better, because you can speak it. Too detailed, the murals inside are very delicate, full of many short stories, it is worth visiting. It is a very recommended attraction. There are also recommendations on lp. We rode by. There were coconut vendors at the door, the kid who asked for change, and the administrator of the temple. He said that he has been guarding here for 20 years , I haven’t made a fortune yet, because there are too few tourists. We ate a big coconut at the door. He opened the lock enthusiastically and asked us to go in to see the murals. The murals I have seen are the best and most beautiful in Bagan. I recommend not to miss it."

"The scale is very large. After many people visit, the shape is also very beautiful. The building itself is spacious and magnificent. The base is white. The second and third floors are all covered with gold. The overall white gold looks particularly beautiful in the sun. You need slippers at the door and walk through a long corridor to enter the pagoda. When you walk barefoot on the corridor, the soles of your feet hurt. However, out of respect for the local religion, you should take off your shoes before entering any pagoda no matter how painful it is. Socks cannot be worn either. The Buddha statue inside the pagoda should be the largest Buddha statue in Bagan. The Buddha statue in the pagoda has an open skylight at the top, and the sun just comes in from the skylight and shines on the face of the Buddha. When I entered, it was exactly between 11 am and 12 am, and the face of the Buddha statue facing the south main gate was directly illuminated by the sunlight coming in from the skylight, with a faint golden light, and his expression was calm and calm. The solemn feeling."

"Many temples in Bagan are nothing special just by looking at their appearance. Abiyadana Temple is a normal-looking temple. But there are interesting murals inside. Although it is very weathered, there is no one to look after and maintain it... but it's worth checking in."