Thambula Temple

The ancient city of Bagan no longer exists, only those ruined walls telling the past. However, there are more than 2,000 pagodas and temples in its heyday, and they are quietly nestled in the slowly flowing Yiluo. On the banks of the Wadi River, standing silently in the undulating valleys of the hills, telling the world the glory of the Bagan dynasty.

The murals in the Tambula Temple have been influenced by China, depicting the story of searching for the Buddha in China. The ladies on the murals are all Chinese-style hair styles. Now the gate of the Tambula Temple is locked for visitors, but the outer walls The reliefs are relatively complete.

It has a long history. Although it is not Chinese Buddhism, there are many murals inside the murals of the Yuan Dynasty in China. Visitors are still prohibited from taking pictures.

Paya Thonzu (Paya Thonzu) is adjacent to Tambula Temple and is also famous for its murals, but the murals inside still prohibit visitors from taking pictures.

The temple has a long history, a little bit of Chinese architectural style, the incense here is very strong, many locals are incense, the space department is considered big.