Tayok Pye Temple

The location is relatively close to the Nanming Observatory, not far from Limina Temple. The advantage here is that there are few people, almost no one, and a few small businesses at the door selling small puppets. There are also places occupied by locals to do business, but in general, it does not affect the visit, but the location is relatively off, it is good to come from Liangwu, and it is far away from the old and new Bagan.

Because I rented a small motorcycle, there are more places to run, so I can go around as I want, which is quite comfortable. This place is still relatively biased. We went in the morning and there were not many people. It was very quiet. The morning sun was also suitable for taking pictures. The hot climate in Myanmar is also the best place to visit early in the morning and night.

Tayo Pai Temple is also a place where the temples are concentrated. It is located to the east of Bagan and is also close to the Nanming Watchtower. The popularity here is much colder than that of Old Bagan and the pagodas on the main road. The hawkers are gone. Fortunately, there are signs everywhere, and maps are easier to find.

The flame-shaped carvings are very exquisite, which should belong to a relatively late building in Bagan

This temple is located in an area where the temples are concentrated. To the east of Bagan, it is very close to the Nanming Watchtower. The popularity here is much weaker than that of the old Bagan Pagodas. There are no vendors, and fortunately there are signs.