Bagan
Sulamani Pagoda
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Sulamani Pagoda
info Sulamani Pagoda (စူဠာမဏိဂူဘုရား) meaning "Crowning Jewel", was built in 1181 by King Narapati Sithu, who reigned from 1174 to 1211.
Combining the horizontal planes of the Early period with the vertical lines of the Middle, the temple features two storeys standing on broad terraces assembled to create a pyramid effect. The brickwork throughout is considered some of the best in Bagan.
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watch_later Operation hours: 9:00 - 18:00
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Carved stucco on mouldings, pediments and pilasters represents some of Bagan's finest ornamental work and is in fairly good condition. Glazed plaques around the base and terraces are also still visible.
Sulamani Pagoda of Bagan
A closer view of the Sulamani Pagoda with artistic decorations of the ancient time.
Buddha images face the four directions from the ground floor; the image at the main eastern entrance sits in a recess built into the wall.
A walled enclosure in the north of the compound contains the remains of Sulamani Kyaung, a monastery building that housed Sulamani's senior monk and the Tripitaka. It may also have served as an ordination hall. A water tank in the compound is thought to be the only original Bagan reservoir still in use by local residents.
build Year established: 1181
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place Location: Nyaung-U, Mandalay Region, Myanmar
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