Gawdawpalin Temple

In Bagan, this tower is the second tallest, combining Indian and Burmese architectural styles. A relatively late work in Bagan.

This is a very famous tower in Bagan area, not only the tower but also a temple, very beautiful. Come here during the day and evening, you can see different scenery, if you have time, it is worth a visit

Gawdawpalin Pahto (Gawdawpalin Pahto) Gawdawpalin means "the altar expressing the heart of reverence" in Burmese. With a height of 55 meters, the temple is the second tallest pagoda in Bagan and the most representative pagoda in the late Bagan period. It was King Narapatisithu who ordered the construction to begin, but he died before it was completed. Later, his son King Htilominlo took over. The two-story temple was not built until 1227. Jiadepalin Temple and Dabinyu Temple have very similar architectural patterns and shapes. Here, you can donate 500 Kyat to light up a birthday lantern for your own week. This is our last stop in Bagan. There are some dazzlings, but fortunately, the pagodas are selected representative ones, plus their own wonderful stories, so they are quite clear in their heads.

A pagoda that I like very much, its shape is very majestic and simple, not far from the hotel where I live, I started from this pagoda to explore the pagodas of Bagan one by one. Bagan is a place worth visiting in your life. Here, riding a battery car to stroll around the pagoda every day, I feel very peaceful.

The second tallest tower in Bagan. It’s free to visit. The tower is right next to the Old Bagan Hotel. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the hotel. The night view of the lights at night is also very beautiful. I recommend everyone to go in and have a look. There is another tower beside the tower. The red brick tower echoes, you can visit together

Built in the 11th century, it is a late building. It is 55 meters high and is the second tallest building in Bagan. Godo Palin means the throne of respect.