The Seasons in Mandalay

The Seasons in Mandalay The climate is divided into three seasons which are the dry season, hot season and rainy season. Each season has it owns features and reasons to encourage the tourists spending their time in Mandalay. Dry season from November to February The dry season lasts from November to February, it is a [...]
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Hsinbyume Pagoda (Mya Thein Tan Pagoda) in Mingun

Hsinbyume Pagoda – The Stunning White Temple in Mingun History and facts The Hsinbyume Pagoda (also known as Mya Thein Tan Pagoda) was built in 1816 by prince Bagyidaw, the son of King Bodawpaya (who built the famous Mingun Pahtodawgyi aka Mingun Pagoda). The prince built this impressive white pagoda to commemorate Princess Hsinbyume his [...]
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Visit Sacred Temples in Mandalay

Visit Sacred Temples in Mandalay Mahamuni Temple Being one of the must-see spots in Mandalay, Mahamuni Temple is a destination that cannot be missed on any Mandalay tours. It is the most sacred temple in the region and its popularity is only behind the Shwedagon Pagodas in Yangon. A visit to the temple will introduce [...]
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Mandalay Hill – A panoramic view of the city

Mandalay Hill - A panoramic view of the city The Mandalay Hill is situated to the north-east corner of the Mandalay Royal Palace. It lies from north to south, its altitude being 236.5m above sea level and its height going up to 167.64m. The Mandalay Hill is surrounded by the nine satellite hills called the [...]
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Shwenandaw Monastery

Shwenandaw Monastery Located near the 14th Street, Mandalay, also close to Atumashi monastery; the Shwenandaw Monastery is one of the wonderfully fragile yet grand 19th-century wooden monastery building in the country since because it used to be part of the Mandalay Royal Palace and was completely gilded. The unique feature of this site is that [...]
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U Bein Bridge – The longest teak footbridge

U Bein Bridge - The longest teak footbridge The longest teak footbridge across Taungthaman Lake in Myanmar names the U Bein Bridge. This 1200m bridge just looks like another wooden one but it has its own unique beauty. For a long time, the wooden bridge gently curving through the serene lake has created one of [...]
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Riding A Hot Air Balloon In Bagan

Riding A Hot Air Balloon In Bagan Balloons over Bagan – Probably the Greatest Balloon Ride in the World Bagan is one of Asia’s most popular destinations today and the Bagan hot air balloon ride is an activity that’s on everyone’s bucket list. The ancient city is home to the largest ancient temple complex in [...]
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Gawdawpalin Temple, Bagan

Gawdawpalin Temple, Bagan The Gawdawpalin temple is one of the most beautiful religious buildings in Myanmar. The temple has more than 800 years of history is a favorite destination of many visitors. The Gawdawpalin temple has a similar architecture to the design of the Thatbyinnyu, the Htilominlo and Sulamani temples. Although there are many connotations [...]
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Thatbyinnyu Temple – Soul of Buddhism in the Ancient Bagan

Thatbyinnyu Temple - Soul of Buddhism in the Ancient Bagan Among famous temples in Myanmar, Thatbyinnyu temple built by King Alaung Sithu in A.D 1144 is the tallest structure and a not-to-be-missed place to visit in Bagan. Etymology of Thatbyinnyu Temple’s name “Thatbyinnyu” means “Omniscience” which the Lord Buddha attained on to become enlightened. This [...]
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Shwezigon Pagoda – The Most Sacred Pagoda in Bagan

Shwezigon Pagoda - The Most Sacred Pagoda in Bagan The Shwezigon Pagoda in Bagan, which is located near Bagan in the plains at Nyaung U, is a pilgrimage centre. It is one of the most well-known temples of Bagan. According to scholars, the name of this pagoda is originated from “Zeyabon” in a poem on [...]
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