Bagan
Gadawtpalin Pagoda
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Gadawtpalin Pagoda
info This Gadawtpalin Pagoda (ကန်တော့ပလ္လင် ဘုရား) is thought to be built between late 12th century to early 13th century.
Its construction was started by one king and ended by another. The first king to have started this construction was King Narapatisithu and the construction was finished by King Nadaungmya (1211 to 1234). The name literally means 'Platform to which Homage is Paid'.
monetization_on Entry Fees: 25,000 MMK (Bagan Zone Fee)
watch_later Operation hours: 8:00 - 18:00
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The earthquake of 1975 destroyed many precious historical monuments of Bagan including Gadawtpalin. After the quake, the reconstruction of this Pagoda was one of the biggest operation to be taken.In plan the temple is somewhat similar to the Thatbyinnyu-cube-shaped, with Buddha images on the four sides of the ground floor, with several refinements. It features the use of full pediments over the windows and stairways that ascend through the walls rather than from within the central cubes. The top of the restored sikhara, which toppled off in the earthquake, reaches 55 metres in height. Gadawtpalin is considered the crowning achievement of the Late Bagan period.
build Year established: 1227
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place Location: Nyaung-U, Mandalay Region, Myanmar
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