Ranked #17 in Bagan Important Religious Institutions
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Northeast of Rixi Light TowerMap
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A two-storey temple building. A stone tablet found in the temple was moved to the Archaeological Museum for display in 1970. The inscription shows that the temple was built in 1197 by a wealthy businessman and his wife.
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The temple is located in the northeast of Ruixiguang Pagoda. It was built in 1197 by a wealthy businessman and his wife. It is a double-storey temple. A stone tablet unearthed since then is displayed in the Archaeological Museum, which introduces some basic information about the temple. There are very exquisite frescoes on the inner wall of the hall on the first floor, and the footprints of Buddha are painted on the ceiling, which is very shocking. Four Buddha statues are sitting and standing in four directions, as if guarding the four directions. Visitors can enjoy the scenery of the Ayeyarwady River on the second floor.
A two-storey temple building. A stone tablet found in the temple was moved to the Archaeological Museum for display in 1970. The inscription shows that the temple was built in 1197 by a wealthy businessman and his wife.
Located to the northeast of Ruixiguang Tower, it is a double-layered temple building. The pagoda is a private pagoda with a wide view. It can be seen that a stone stele found in this temple by the Irrawaddy River was moved to the Archaeological Museum for display in 1970.
Facing the jungle of brick pagodas, everyone who comes to Bagan will ask themselves in vain, how many pagodas and temples are there?
Located near the Ruixiguang Tower, you can drop by to visit it.