Nampaya Temple (Nan Hpaya Temple) is located in the village of Myankaba in Bagan (Myinkaba Village), built by Mon king Manuha who leads directly to the kingdom, is a Hindu temple adjacent to Manuha Temple (Manuha Temple), which literally means "Royal Temple". The Nampaya temple, built with mud mortar, stone and brick, was once the residence of Manuha, and contains exquisite carvings of Brahma and other Hindu gods. Hamsa (like the swan bird) is a unique image and symbol of the Mon nationality, which is equivalent to the Chinese "dragon". It is said that after the temple was built, no one repaired it, because it is an Indian temple, and the Burmese are overwhelmingly Buddhist. The sculptures in the temple are exquisite and have been well maintained for many years. In addition, there are other brick Buddhist temples, which are also rare stone buildings in Bagan.