Bagan


 

Bagan preeminent ancient religious cities in Southeast Asia. The ruins of Bagan city cover an area of 42 sq. km embracing over 2000 ancient pagodas and temples. The enchanting city is located in the tropical zone of the country, on the eastern bank of the Irrawaddy River about 193 kilometers south east of Mandalay. Bagan shows Myanmar architectural heritages from the 11th to mid 14th centuries. For many visitors Bagan is the more extraordinary of the two cities and this because of the view. The ruins of the more than one hundred Angkor temples stand alone and isolated in thick jungles, and only from the top of the tallest temples it is not possible to see others in the distance. Sprawling across a vast dusty plain, the ruins of Bagan are unhidden. There being no trees to obstruct the view, one may gaze over forty square miles of countryside, upon literally thousands of temples.


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Cruises 20

CRUISE ANANDA (3 NI ...

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3 NIGHT CRUISE ANANDA DAY 1 BAGAN If you arrive on an early flight we will arrange for you to take a tour in Bagan. Check in at 12:30pm and enjoy

CRUISE ANANDA (4 NI ...

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4 NIGHT CRUISE ANANDA DAY 1 SET SAIL FROM MANDALAY If you arrive on an earlier flight we can arrange a tour of Mandalay. Check in at 12:30pm and s

CRUISE ANANDA (11 NI ...

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11 NIGHT MANDALAY – BHAMO – BAGAN CRUISE ANANDA Sail along the Upper Irrawaddy and through the three gorges. This stretch of the Irrawa

CRUISE ANANDA (7 NIG ...

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7 NIGHT MANDALAY – BAGAN – MANDALAY CRUISE ANANDA DAY 1 MANDALAY Check in at 12:30pm and settle into your suite. If you arrive on an e

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Bagan preeminent ancient religious cities in Southeast Asia. The ruins of Bagan city cover an area of 42 sq. km embracing over 2000 ancient pagodas and temples. The enchanting city is located in the tropical zone of the country, on the eastern bank of the Irrawaddy River about 193 kilometers south east of Mandalay. Bagan shows Myanmar architectural heritages from the 11th to mid 14th centuries. For many visitors Bagan is the more extraordinary of the two cities and this because of the view. The ruins of the more than one hundred Angkor temples stand alone and isolated in thick jungles, and only from the top of the tallest temples it is not possible to see others in the distance. Sprawling across a vast dusty plain, the ruins of Bagan are unhidden. There being no trees to obstruct the view, one may gaze over forty square miles of countryside, upon literally thousands of temples.