Pagan Archaeological Zone

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Pagan Archaeological Zone is a vast heritage site in Myanmar encompassing the ancient city of Bagan, renowned for its thousands of Buddhist temples, stupas, and monasteries dating from the 9th to 13th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
alsoKnownAs Bagan Archaeological Zone
linked to: Bagan temples

Pagan-Bagan Archaeological Area
linked to: Bagan temples
architecturalStyle Burmese
Mon-influenced
associatedWith King Anawrahta
linked to: Anawrahta

Pagan Kingdom
Theravada Buddhist reform in Myanmar
contains Bagan
linked to: Bagan temples

Buddhist temples
monasteries
stupas
country Myanmar
culturalSignificance center of Theravada Buddhism in Myanmar history
dominantLanguageHistorical Old Burmese
estimatedNumberOfMonuments over 2000 surviving monuments
governingBody Department of Archaeology and National Museum of Myanmar
hasCityWithin New Bagan
Nyaung-U
Old Bagan
linked to: Bagan temples
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
heritageProtection nationally protected site of Myanmar
inscribedBy UNESCO World Heritage Committee
locatedIn Bagan
linked to: Bagan temples

Mandalay Region
central Myanmar
locatedOn eastern bank of the Irrawaddy River
mainBuildingMaterial brick
notableFor Burmese Buddhist art
brick temple architecture
thousands of Buddhist monuments
wall paintings
originalNumberOfMonuments over 10000 monuments at its height
partOf Irrawaddy River valley
peakConstructionPeriod 11th to 13th centuries
region Southeast Asia
religion Buddhism
significantPeriod 10th century
11th century
12th century
13th century
9th century
UNESCOWorldHeritageCriteria (iii)
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UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 2019

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Pagan partOf Pagan Archaeological Zone