Bagan, the land of four thousand pagodas

Arrived in Mandalay, Burma, then "Bagan" or "Bagan", the land of four thousand pagodas, a world heritage city that was just recorded in 2019, I can't say that I've been to Burma. 😁 Bagan is quite far from Mandalay. It took 4 hours by private van. But I think if I didn't come, I would have gone back to Thailand and couldn't sleep. Hahaha There are more pagodas here than my house. And to enter this city, you have to pay an entrance fee of 25,000 Kyats, about 500 baht (it's worth it). There are many activities for tourists here, such as viewing the sea of ​​pagodas in the morning and evening. There are many small and large pagodas lined up in an area of ​​several square kilometers. If you turn around on the mound, you will see pagodas in every direction. Each pagoda has different Buddha images, small and large depending on the status of the builder. And in this group of pagodas, there are many famous large pagodas that are popular. (I'll separate the ones I went to again.) There is also an activity of riding a horse carriage around the pagoda. Because there are many pagodas I think the Burmese government doesn't have enough people to take care of and manage. There are only signs to remove your shoes before entering every pagoda. So it's more convenient to prepare flip-flops. In addition, some pagodas have vendors selling goods in front. Some pagodas have paintings. Take a look and if you like it, buy it. And since you're already here, you should spend 2-3 days here. Take your time to see the pagodas. For those who like art, history, and design like me, I have to say that I give in to Bagan. Next time, I have to come back again!!! 😁 ##Bagan ##Burma