Discover The Land Of Million Pagodas

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Discover the colourful local market of Nyaung U where you can see fresh vegetables, fish, meat, all sort of beans, household and kitchen wares. Next stop will visit Htilominlo Temple; it is one of the largest temples of Bagan; and is noted for its fine plaster carvings. There are the remains of fine murals on the interior walls. Sulamani Temple; it is one of Bagan's premier temple attractions. Important features of the Sulamani include its fine brickwork and use of stone in both load-bearing areas as well as on vulnerable external corner elements. The interior was once painted with fine frescoes but only dim traces can be seen today. Dhammayangyi Temple; it is Bagan's most massive shrine. The temple remains one of the most unique and intriguing constructs on the Bagan plain. After lunch at local restaurant, you will continue to visit Bagan Archaeological Museum; it has a collection of more than 2000 items including Buddha statues, stucco pieces, terra-cotta cups and pots. Then we will proceed to Tharaba Gateway; The ruins of the main gate on the east wall are all that remain of the old 9th century city. The gate is guarded by brother and sister angels, finding brother on the left, and the sister on the right. Shinbinthalyaung; The temple itself is not very distinguished, but it houses the Buddha in Bagan. The Buddha is in the position of Parinibbana, the Deceased, lying on his right side, his cheek resting on his right hand. End the trip at Shwesandaw Pagoda before returning to the hotel; the pagoda bell rises from two octagonal bases, which top the five square terraces. The upper terrace of Shwesandaw Pagoda has become a popular sunset-viewing spot. The horse carriage will be waiting for you in front of Shwesandaw Pagoda to drive back to your hotel during sunset.

Meeting/pick-up point: Pick-up from hotels at 9am.
Duration: Approx. 9 hours.
Languages: English.