Do not confuse it with the temple of the same name, which is only a two-minute walk from the hotel and is a small brick church or monastery. Damaged in the August 2016 earthquake. They told us it contained some murals but we only saw them outside. Currently, the temple is undergoing extensive maintenance work, so it is worth waiting for the repair work to be completed before visiting unless you don’t mind scaffolding here and there. The temple is known for its unique shape (compared to other Bagan temples) and for its beautiful interior frescoes (repairs are currently underway). But if you are visiting the temple of Ananda (unlike this temple...the beautiful temple of Ananda is called Ananda Paye by the locals, and this Ananda Okjan - pronounced Okjong, they will say "k" like "j" Myanmar), then you can swing here, Because they are adjacent to each other. In addition, the area also has a delicious restaurant and a restaurant that treats the moon and animal vegetables well.