The
map
below
lists
12 monuments, dating from the era of the temple
builders, that
trace
the history and archeological advancements of this
era. The individual
temple pages contain a summary of both the
architectural and historical
features of each monument, as well as a 360 degree
panorama. To view
the temples, click on the images
from
the map below (they are numbered in chronological
order) or chose a
monument
from the table below the map. Please
do not click
the blue links icon within the 360 panoramas on each
page, as that will
simply open another copy of the same page. If the
sites on the map do
not open, check your ad-blocker.
Monuments in Order of their Construction
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| 1. Thuraba Gate |
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| 2. Shwesandaw Paya |
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| 3. Ananda Pahto |
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| 4. Gubyaukgyi |
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| 5. Shwegugyi |
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| 6. Thatbyinnyu Pahto |
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| 7. Shinbinthalyaung Shrine |
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| 8. Dhammayangyi Pahto |
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| 9. Gawdawpalin Pahto |
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| 10. Htilominlo Pahto |
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| 11. Minglazedi |
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| 12. Thandawyga Image |
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There
is also a version of this tour
designed specifically
for VR headsets such as Google Cardboard, and it
works with both iPhone
and Android devices. It may be access by scanning on
the QR code to the
left. If you are viewing this on a mobile phone, you
may access the VR
tour by following this
link.
For iOS devices:
scan QR code with your device's camera app, tap on the prompt
to open
Safari. Select "Allow Device Motion" and the next prompt,
"Allow Access
to Motion Orientation." Turn the device to landscape mode and
a split
screen will appear. When the screen turns white, swipe up for
fullscreen mode, and place in headset. Here is
a video of
how to do this--it is simpler than it sounds! [The video opens
in a new
window--close when done to return to this page]
