Mya Zedi Temple

ANANDA TEMPLE IN BAGAN (JOURNEY TO YANGON!!) | EP18

Join us as we take you inside the famous Ananda temple in Bagan, Myanmar. It was very busy but worth checking out if you ever visit Bagan.

Just keep in mind that security will ask to see your archaeological zone pass before entry.

After visiting this temple, Robyn and I sat outside near the front entrance and had sugar cane juice, freshly squeezed from the machine nearby.

After leaving the Ananda temple on our way back to our hotel to collect our bags, Robyn and I stumbled into the Mya Zedi Pagoda.

The only way I could confirm the name was with Maps.Me. A smartphone app which operates using crowd sourced data (other travellers) that contribute to the database (think Wikipedia) I highly recommend downloading Maps.Me (and the maps associated with Myanmar) before arriving! This will help you navigate Bagan so easily and help you find pagodas and temples.

We spent some time at the Mya Zedi pagoda before continuing on back to our hotel before getting something to eat at the Mingalarba restaurant (separate vlog). We eventually arrived back at our hotel, collected our bags, then departed for the airport. We would then catch our flight direct to Yangon :-)

Filmed: 13th December 2018

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Uriël & puppy at Gu Byauk Gyi temple and Mya Zedi Pagoda Myinkaba village Bagan Myanmar Burma

Uriël & puppy at Gu Byauk Gyi temple and Mya Zedi Pagoda Myinkaba village Bagan Myanmar Burma

Bagan Travel Guide - Myanmar Unique Moments

Bagan Travel Guide - Myanmar Unique Moments

Bagan is an ancient city and UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Mandalay Region of Myanmar. Bagan, located on the banks of the Ayeyarwady (Irrawaddy) River, is home to the largest and densest concentration of Buddhist temples, pagodas, stupas and ruins in the world with many dating from the 11th and 12th centuries. The shape and construction of each building is highly significant in Buddhism with each component part taking on spiritual meaning.

Bagan became a central powerbase in the mid 9th century under King Anawratha, who unified Burma under Theravada Buddhism. It is estimated that as many as 13,000 temples and stupas once stood on this 42 sq km plain in central Myanmar, and Marco Polo once described Bagan as a gilded city alive with tinkling bells and the swishing sounds of monks' robes. Approximately 2,200 remain today, in various states of disrepair. Some are large and well maintained, such as the Ananda Pahto, others are small tumbledown relics in the middle of overgrown grass. All sites are considered sacred, so when visiting, be respectful including removing shoes as well as socks before entering or stepping onto them.

Bagan's golden age ended in 1287 when the Kingdom and its capital city was invaded and sacked by the Mongols. Its population was reduced to a village that remained amongst the ruins of the once larger city. In 1998, this village and its inhabitants were forcibly relocated a few kilometers to the south of Bagan, forming New Bagan where you will find accommodation in its handful of cheap, quaint, clean hotels and religious centers.

There are many places to eat in Old Bagan serving the traditional Burmese dishes, especially good old noodle soup. Some of the buffets are excellent; for about USD 4 you can eat to your heart's content from dozens of different traditional dishes. Most accommodation nowadays are found in New Bagan or Nyaung Oo. In Old Bagan, only some government-involved, luxury hotels remain. The most visited temples (but not necessarily the best) are located along the northern stretch of Nyaung Oo Rd. or at Nyaung Oo township and downwards before you arrive in Old Bagan. Don't forget that Bagan area and its 3000+ temples streches over a 20km x 20 km perimeter; if you really want to see and appreciate Bagan you'll need to rent a bike or a taxi or a horse cart, you can't do it on foot. Nyaung Oo town has the most budget accommodations.

You can take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise through 2 companies in Bagan one is called Balloons Over Bagan, around US$ 320 per person and the other is called Bagan Ballooning, US$ 350 per person with less people in the basket. The 2 companies operate from October till April.

A lot to see in Bagan such as :

Ananda Temple
Bupaya Pagoda
Dhammayangyi Temple
Dhammayazika Pagoda
Gawdawpalin Temple
Gubyaukgyi Temple (Wetkyi-in)
Gubyaukgyi Temple (Myinkaba)
Htilominlo Temple
Lawkananda Pagoda
Mahabodhi Temple
Manuha Temple
Mingalazedi Pagoda
Minyeingon Temple
Myazedi inscription
Nanpaya Temple
Nathlaung Kyaung Temple
Payathonzu Temple
Seinnyet Nyima Pagoda and Seinnyet Ama Pagoda
Shwegugyi Temple
Shwesandaw Pagoda
Shwezigon Pagoda
Sulamani Temple
Tharabha Gate
Thatbyinnyu Temple
Tuywindaung Pagoda

( Bagan - Myanmar ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Bagan . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Bagan - Myanmar

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Ananda Temple in Bagan, Myanmar. University study tour.

The Ananda Temple located in Bagan, Myanmar is a Buddhist temple built in 1105 AD during the reign (1084–1113) of King Kyanzittha of the Pagan Dynasty. It is one of four surviving temples in Bagan. The temple layout is in a cruciform with several terraces leading to a small pagoda at the top covered by an umbrella known as hti, which is the name of the umbrella or top ornament found in almost all pagodas in Myanmar. The Buddhist temple houses four standing Buddhas, each one facing the cardinal direction of East, North, West and South. The temple is said to be an architectural wonder in a fusion of Mon and adopted Indian style of architecture. The impressive temple has also been titled the Westminster Abbey of Burma.[1][2][3][4] The temple has close similarity to the Pathothamya temple of the 10th–11th century, and is also known as “veritable museum of stones”.[5][6]

The temple was damaged in the earthquake of 1975. However, it has been fully restored and is well maintained by frequent painting and whitewashing of the walls. On the occasion of 900th anniversary of its construction celebrated in 1990 the temple spires were gilded. It is a highly revered temple of Bagan.[

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Kyaikpun Pagoda, Bago, Myanmar, 2016

The Kyaikpun Pagoda is a pagoda in the city of Bago, Myanmar. Inside this Pagoda is the Kyaikpun Buddha, a Four Seated Buddha. It was constructed by King Migadippa in the 7th Century and renovated by King Dhammazedi in the 15th century.

Shwezigon Pagoda, Nyaung-U, Myanmar, 2016

The Shwezigon Paya is located in Nyaung-U, nearby Bagan. ' ... Construction of the Shwezigon Pagoda began during the reign of King Anawrahta (r. 1044–77), who was the founder of the Pagan Dynasty, in 1059–1060 and was completed in 1102 AD, during the reign of his son King Kyansittha. Over the centuries the pagoda had been damaged by many earthquakes and other natural calamities, and has been refurbished several times. In recent renovations it has been covered by more than 30,000 copper plates. ...' Wikipedia

Doll contest at the Myazedi pagoda festival

Doll contest at the Myazedi pagoda festival

Annual Manuhar pagoda festival in Bagan

Annual Manuhar pagoda festival in Bagan

Pagoda Shwesandaw. Myanmar

Durante nuestro viaje por Myanmar nos detenemos en Bagan para contemplar esta hermosa pagoda.

Shwemawdaw Pagoda, Bago, Myanmar, 2016

The pagoda in Bago is 114 metres high and the tallest in Myanmar.

Kyaik Hmaw Wun Yele Pagoda Festival

Kyaik Khout Pagoda Festival (2011)

Bagan, Myanmar

Video with images of ancient monuments in Bagan a former capital of the First Burmese Kingdom at the eastern bank of a deep bend of the Ayeyarwady River in the heart of Upper Myanmar. They are silent witnesses of a glorious past from the eleventh century until the fourteenth century.

The Ananda temple was built early twelfth century by king Kyanzittha. It has a central square block with porticoes projecting on all four sides to form a Greek cross. Above the central square block rise two tiers of sloping roofs followed by four receding terraces which form a base for the curvilinear spire after a northern Indian sikhar model. The base of the block and the terraces are decorated with green glazed terracotta plaques. Inside the main block two vaulted corridors run parallel to each other along the four sides. The block of masonry in the center, which supports the superstructure above, has a tall arched alcove on each of its four sides. Within these alcoves are standing images of Buddha ten meters high. Their faces are illumined by light filtering in from dormer windows above.

The pyramidal Dhammayangyi temple was built late twelfth century by king Narathu. It has a central square block with porticoes projecting on all four sides to form a Greek cross. Two tiers of sloping roofs and four receding terraces rise above the main block. The spire which surmounts the terraces is damaged. Inside two vaulted corridors run parallel along the four sides of the central square. Access is possible only to the outer corridor. Brickwork blocks the inner corridor which provides for circumambulation of the central block. Three of four Buddha shrines are also blocked with bricks. The remaining western shrine features two original side-by-side images of Gautama and Maitreya or the historical Buddha and the future Buddha.

The Sulamani temple was constructed late twelfth century by king Narapathisithu. The temple features two stories standing on broad terraces to create a pyramid effect. The sikhar was badly damaged in an earthquake and remains unrestored. Stupas stand at the corners of each terrace, and a high wall fitted with elaborate gateways at each cardinal point encloses the entire complex. Buddha images on the ground floor of the central square block face all four directions. The interior passage around the base is painted with fine frescoes from the Konbaung period. There are traces of earlier frescoes.

The Gawdawpalin temple was begun during the reign of king Narapathisithu late twelfth century and finished under Nadaungmya early thirteenth century. The temple has two stories standing on broad terraces. Stupas stand at the corners of each terrace, and a high wall fitted with elaborate gateways at each cardinal point encloses the entire complex. The temple has a cube shape with Buddha images on the four sides of the ground floor. It features the use of full pediments over the windows and stairways that ascend through the walls, rather than from within the central cube.

The Mahabodhi temple was built by king Htilominlo in the thirteenth century and takes both its name and its inspiration from the Mahabodhi temple at Bodhgaya in northern India. The temple consists of a quadrangular block accommodating a spacious prayer hall and a sanctum at the western end. The structure is covered with niches holding seated images of the Buddha. The entrance also has niches with gilded Buddha images. Above the central square block rises a pyramidal spire divided into horizontal shelves with niches holding seated images of the Buddha. Above the spire rises a small and slim stupa.

The Shwegugyi temple was built early fourteenth century by king Alaungsithu. The temple stands on a high brick platform. Receding square terraces rise above the main structure with stupas at each of the four corners. Above the terraces rises a curvilinear spire or sikhar crowned by a slim stupa. The arch pediments, the pilasters and the plinth and cornice mouldings are decorated with fine stucco carving. The teak doors are decorated with wood carvings. They open to a sanctum with a gilded image of Buddha sitting against the central pillar. A corridor runs around the central pillar. The interior has an airy and light design due to the use of large doors and open windows.

The Shwezigon pagoda was started by king Anawratha but not completed until the reign of Kyanzittha early twelfth century. Supposedly the temple was built to enshrine one of the four replicas of the Buddha tooth in Kandy, Sri Lanka. The stupa's graceful bell shape became a prototype for virtually all later stupas over Myanmar. The gilded zedi sits on three rising terraces. Enamelled plaques in panels around the base of the zedi illustrate scenes from the previous life of the Buddha. At the cardinal points facing the terrace stairways are four shrines each of which houses a bronze standing Buddha. Surrounding the zedi are clusters of zayat (rest houses) and shrines.

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Suu Kyi continues first trip into countryside since release from house arrest

(5 Jul 2011) SHOTLIST
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1. Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi arriving to visit ancient temples
2. Wide of Ananda Pagoda entrance
3. Suu Kyi and son Kim Aris, at Ananda Pagoda, walking towards Buddha statue
4. Various of Suu Kyi and son Kim Aris listening to guide's explanation
5. Buddha statue inside Ananda Pagoda
6. Suu Kyi and her son paying homage together
7. Suu Kyi receiving flowers from supporter at Pagoda
8. Suu Kyi leaving Thatbinnyu Pagoda
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar democracy icon: ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++
First of all, we want to thank them for what they have done for Burmese refugees and for our immigrant workers, and at the same time we would very much like to request them to continue to be compassionate and to be caring, and to say that we also can contribute for the well being of the Thai people and the Thai nation.
10. Suu Kyi and her son at Myazedi Pagoda
11. Onlookers at Manuhar Pagoda
12. Various of Suu Kyi greeting her supporters at Manuhar Pagoda
13. Zoom in to Suu Kyi talking to supporters and shaking hands, later getting into car
14. Suu Kyi in her car surrounded by supporters
15. Car leaving, pan to supporters
STORYLINE:
Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was on the second day of her visit to the ancient city of Bagan on Tuesday, her first trip into the countryside since her release from house arrest in Yangon in November.
The 66-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate planned to spend four days on a private trip to Bagan, also known as Pagan, and spend time with her youngest son, Kim Aris, who was visiting from Britain.
She last went there in 1989 for a political appearance that drew thousands of residents.
Her recent trip has again drawn huge crowds as she was mobbed by local residents and followed by dozens of plainclothes police during the second day of her visit.
Suu Kyi told reporters that she welcomed the results of Thailand's recent election, stressing that the people of Thailand and Myanmar should try to maintain good relations.
Suu Kyi arrived in Bagan by plane on Monday and was met at the airport by her son, her pet dog and a host of plainclothes security police and reporters.
Suu Kyi plans to make further trips to meet supporters outside Yangon, the country's largest city, although the state-controlled media warned her last week against political trips, saying they could cause chaos and riots.
Her last political trip to the countryside in 2003 drew huge crowds but also the wrath of the then-ruling military junta, whose supporters ambushed her entourage.
She eventually was detained and placed under house arrest.


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