Bagan Ya-da-na-myit-zu Temple, Myanmar

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Bagan Ya-da-na-myit-zu Temple, Myanmar

Old Bagan,

Myanmar (Burma)

Moolavar

Buddha

Introduction

                                Ya-da-na-myit-zu temple (18^th Century) is a small single-story building shaped like a Greek cross with openings on the north, south, and east sides. It contains a small central chamber measuring 3.47 x 3.45 meters, housing a marble seated image of the Buddha against the rear (west) wall.

The temple was either restored or built from scratch in the 18th century when Bagan experienced a minor renaissance under the patronage of Konbaung-era kings. All inertial murals date from that period and remain in good condition, as does the exterior stucco-work. 

Century/Period

18^th Century

Managed By

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Nearest Bus Station

Bagan

Nearest Railway Station

Bagan

Nearest Airport

Nyaung U airport

Location on Map

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