Bagan was a royal capital from 11th to 13th Century with a huge historical and cultural values. Theravada Buddhism flourished during this time and it is said that more than 4000 religious monuments were built. Beside the architectural richness of the area, the intricate decorative stuccos and murals found on these stunning buildings are works of art in themselves. With this half day tour, you can visit many remarkable temples and pagodas in the city. Let's ready to absorb interesting facts about many-year-old works!
The name of temple means small ruby which tied up a King’s story. Sulamani Temple has two storey with the similar design of Htilominlo temple. From the distance, you will see temple like a crown with upper storey is smaller than the ground storey. Inside the temple, you can see Buddha statue and Buddha paintings on the walls.
From the distance, it looks like a pyramid covering by bricks. Because of the King's strictness and controlling construction work carefully and strictly, the temple was done with great precision. Four entrances of temple will have a seated Buddha image on a pedestal like Buddha always exist in the normal life of each person.
It was built on 13th century by King Kyaswa. Pyathetgyi Pagoda was built of wooden and brick. It also owns a symmetrical structure with delicate details.
The bright and airy temple was built in the early 13th century by a minister at the court of King Htilominlo in the style of Bagan's later temples. Unfortunately the original wall paintings have been white washed and modern murals painted over the top. This temple is still in regular use by local villagers.
If you stay outside city center, there will be transfer round trip surcharge which depends on your hotel location or you will go to the meeting point for starting the tour. We will contact to you directly before the travel date to confirm that;
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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