Visit the most famous ancient city in Myanmar
Bagan is a historical city scattered with over 5000 temples and Pagodas covering an area of 40 square kilometers. This fascinating place was called Pagan in the past and it was built between the 11th and 13th centuries.
With their own story to tell, Bagan’s Pagodas are at their best during dawn and dusk when the sun comes up or down highlighting the magical beauty of the ruins.
The best thing about Bagan's temples is that right after you pay the entrance fee of $20,
you are free to roam around for as many days as you want, but remember
to take the ticket with you at all times, especially when you check in
at a hotel.
A favorite among visitors. It shows clear signs of Mon architecture mixed with a bit of North Indian style. It is also known for Ananda Pagoda Festival happening every year between January and February.
Was built by King Narathu. Legend has it that the king threatened to maim the mason who built it, if the king found even a tiny hole between the bricks. We get to see a temple with an immaculate structure today.
You get to see one of the four replicas of Buddha's sacred teeth, gilded with gold-leaf and standing out with its large bell like shape. Shwezigon is one of the most fascinating temples and a must see in Bagan.