Narathihapatae Hpaya

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• Karen T

  19 April 2018

  Sithu IV of Pagan; 23 April 1238 – 1 July 1287) was the last king of the Bagan Empire, who reigned from 1256 to 1287. In Burmese history Narathihapate king is known as the "Taruk-Pyay Min" (the King who fled from the Taruk Mongols).
  You can see the Bagan beautiful sunrise and sunset from this buddha temple.
  
  A  trip  to  Bagan  would  not  be  complete  without  a  morning  watching  the  sun  peak 
  over  this Narathihapatae Hpaya and  dye  the  sky  a  rainbow  of  colors.  After  watching  a  magical  sunrise,  a 
  good sunset is also a must.
  
  Buddhist temple is the place of worship for Buddhists, the followers of Buddhism. They include the structures called vihara, stupa, wat and pagoda in different regions and languages. Temples in Buddhism represent the pure land or pure environment of a Buddha.
  
  These magnificent historical temples were constructed between the 11th and 13th centuries, in the prosperous Kingdom of Bagan.

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• Amonsak Sriwilai

  16 March 2018

  Fabulous temple filled with stories of Buddha's chef d'oevre paintings. Well preserved.

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• Kirsty Smith

  06 February 2018

  They are closing the temples for climbing up, but we managed to get into one here for sunrise, and could see the balloons too. Nice view, though not as good as they used to be before they started clamping down on people climbing up inside temples.

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• Thant Zin

  26 January 2018

  Narathihapatae Pagoda

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• Caridad Rodríguez Pérez Galdós

  07 November 2017

  Uno de los templos grandes. Realmente precioso. Muchos de los templos a los que se podia subir al piso alto para ver el valle de Bagan, ahora tienen ese acceso cerrado.

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• Hew Choon Kok

  11 October 2017

  A little wall painting.

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• Pavan Kumar

  20 August 2017

  Bagan templates👑

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• 임창호

  20 May 2017

  바간의 사원들

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• Bernardo Arellano III

  19 March 2017

  There is a story about this pagoda that when the Mongol armies invaded Bagan, the king (Tayok Pye Min) ran away after refusing to pay tribute to the Mongols. He was later poisoned by his son.
  
  This pagoda was dedicated after him.
  
  The pagoda itself is medium sized. It has murals inside. Access to the top areas overlooking Bagan is restricted to tourists and far away from the crowded temples due to its distance.

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• Anthony Quick

  05 December 2016

  The people selling things outside are so annoying!

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• Ni Lwin Soe

  29 June 2016

  Good to see the sunset scenic of Bagan.

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