Bagan
Pahtothamya
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Pahtothamya
info In the same temple-crowded central area, the Pahtothamya (or Thamya Pahto) was probably built during the reign of Kyansittha (1084-1113), although it is popularly held to be one of five temples built by the non-historical king Taungthugyi (931-964).
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watch_later Operation hours: 8:00 - 18:00
hourglass_full Time needed: Approximately 1 hour
The interior of this single-storey building is dimly lit, typical of the early type of Pyu-influenced temples with their small, perforated stone windows. In its vertical superstructure and lotus-bud sikhara, however, the monument is clearly beginning to move forward from the Early period.
Painting remnants along the interior passages may rate as the earliest surviving murals in Bagan.
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place Location: Old Bagan, Mandalay Region, Myanmar
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