Ananda Temple Review

The ancient city of Myanmar, in the early morning of Bagan, watching the sunrise of the city of the Buddha Tower, sacred and beautiful! If you can stay for a few more days, you can really go to different places to see the sunrise from different angles. The scenery is different. In short, it is very shocking!

The Bagan King Palace, Myanmar's first centralized feudal dynasty from the 11th to 13th centuries, has been built in this historic Bagan city capital for more than 1800 years. The Bagan Golden Palace is located in the northwest corner of the Bagan Plain, opposite the real palace. The building itself does not retain much of the original style of the palace architecture, but it is still the spokesperson of the Bagan Kingdom on the Plain.

The Rigu Gift Tower is a temple built in 1131, small but elegant, and the exit and import of the corridor are easy to light and air circulation, carved columns. It is a model of the mid-term architecture of Bagan. There is a two-story platform. It is an official recognized pagoda that can be climbed. It is very safe and has a wide view. Although there is no absolute height, you can see the white and jade-like tower nearby. It is especially beautiful at dusk. 🧚🧚🧚‼️‼️‼️

The Ananda Temple is called the most beautiful building in Bagan. The entire temple is square and covers an area of nearly 100 mu. The center of the courtyard is the Ananda Tower. The tower is a square Buddha cave in Indian style. There is a door in the southeast and northwest. There is a Sakya Buddha about ten meters high. Above the tower stands a tower of more than 70 meters high, very tall and magnificent. The tower is light yellow, with thousands of statues of Buddha and Buddha Bensheng stories on the exterior wall, and there are many small towers, Buddha statues and various animal and monster sculptures around the main tower.

The Peacock Temple is also called a unique monastery, built in 1857 during the Mindong period, because the entire temple is made of teak wood, so it is very precious and luxurious. But it is a pity that in 1890, the Peacock Temple disappeared due to a fire, which became a regret for all Burmese Buddhists. But in 1966, the Burmese government built a peacock temple with cement above its original location, and the magnificent, majestic temple was presented to people.