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Attractions
Bagan and Around >>
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Bagan
The temples, stupas and pagodas of Bagan are the most
impressive relics of the first period of Myanmar greatness.
Situated on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwaddy River, Bagan
covers more than 42 square kilometers. More popularly known
as the "city of four million pagodas", Bagan is one of the
richest archaeological sites in Asia, and today is
considered one of the wonders of the world. Bagan is famous
for its unique lacquer ware and travellers can visit the
workshops to watch craftsmen produce these beautiful
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Pakokku
A peaceful excursion by boat along the Ayeyarwaddy River
from Bagan, Pakokku and its surroundings offer travellers a
unique glimpse into the typical village life in the area.
The nearby 19th century town of Pakhangyi has one of the
oldest wooden monasteries in Upper Myanmar with 254 teak
pillars. Locals produce tobacco, jiggery palm sugar candy
and the famous checkered blankets and woven fabric
typical of this region. |
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Mt. Popa
Mt. Popa, a one hour drive from Bagan on the road to
Mandalay, rises 1520 meters into the sky. Climbing to the
summit takes about 45 minutes and you can visit the Mahagiri
Shrine dedicated to the "Nats" (spirits) at the top. There
is a wonderful panoramic view. This is an easy day's journey
from Bagan stopping along the way at local villages and a
sugar cane plantation. |
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Salay
Mt. Popa, a one hour drive from Bagan on the road to
Mandalay, rises 1520 meters into the sky. Climbing to the
summit takes about 45 minutes and you can visit the Mahagiri
Shrine dedicated to the "Nats" (spirits) at the top. There
is a wonderful panoramic view. This is an easy day's journey
from Bagan stopping along the way at local villages and a
sugar cane plantation. |
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No.117-119,Room(A+B),
6th Floor, Golden Gate Tower,
Kyi Taw Housing, Upper
Pazundaung Road, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Tsp, Yangon, Myanmar.
Phone :
(95-1)297093,
291725,294393
Fax :
(95-1)297093
Email :
Website :
www.heinsi.com
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