Dhammayangyi Temple

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Dhammayangyi Temple is a massive, pyramid-like Buddhist temple in Bagan, Myanmar, renowned for its imposing brickwork and mysterious, unfinished interior.

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Dhammayangyi Temple canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
religious building
architecturalStyle pyramid-like
builder King Narathu
linked to: King Narapatisithu
builtDuring Pagan Kingdom
condition partially ruined
constructionPeriod 12th century
continent Asia
country Myanmar
dedicatedTo Buddha
hasAccess ground-level stairways to terraces
hasConstructionTechnique very tight brick joints
hasCulturalSignificance important monument of Pagan-era Buddhism
symbol of Bagan’s architectural peak
hasFeature bricked-up interior corridors
central shrine
inner ambulatory passages
multiple terraces
stupas on upper terraces
hasLegend associated with the cruelty of King Narathu
hasOrientation east-facing main entrance
hasPlan square plan
hasStatus active pilgrimage site
hasStructureType solid core
heightApprox about 46 meters
heritage Bagan Archaeological Zone
linked to: Bagan temples
locatedIn Bagan
linked to: Bagan temples

Mandalay Region
Myanmar
materialUsed brick
near Ayeyarwady River
linked to: Irrawaddy River
notableFor imposing brickwork
massive size
mysterious unfinished interior
partOf Bagan temple complex
linked to: Bagan temples
region central Myanmar
religion Buddhism
tourism major tourist attraction in Bagan
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2019
UNESCOStatus within Bagan World Heritage Site
usedFor cultural heritage appreciation
tourism
worship

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Pagan notableTemple Dhammayangyi Temple
Bagan temples notableTemple Dhammayangyi Temple
Burmese Buddhist architecture notableSite Dhammayangyi Temple
Nyaung-U Township touristAttraction Dhammayangyi Temple
Sulamani Temple locatedNear Dhammayangyi Temple