Htilominlo Pahto
Htilominlo Pahto
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dustythoughts
Manchester, CT2,128 contributions
Dec 2019
This very large, imposing temple (over 46 meters tall), composed of terraces and elaborate plaster and brick, is worth a visit for the architecture and for the solid sense of presence that it provides. It can get very crowded, especially with all of the vendors - come here early in the morning to get a good sense of the temple without all of the crowds.
Written 5 May 2020
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Cherry
Mandalay, Myanmar29 contributions
Feb 2020
Htilominlo Pahto was built by King Nataungmyar, the son of King Narapatisithu. the meaning of "Hti" is "Umbrella", "Min" is "King" and "Lo" is "need". This temple has finest 13th century architecture style. Some parts are renovation.This is also one of the largest temple in Bagan.
Written 19 March 2020
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AVNI
532 contributions
Feb 2020 • Friends
We visited this very early morning. But seems they're was some special occasion and it was super crowded. So had to avoid.
Written 29 February 2020
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sawhneysaab
Delhi836 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
One of the top temples to visit when you're visiting the Old Bangan city. You'll like the architecture.
Written 28 February 2020
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Shreya Saha
Phitsanulok, Thailand941 contributions
Mar 2019
The massive lower cube of the temple is topped with three receding terraces, the much smaller second cube has another three terraces, and all of them contain small stupas on each of its corners with an ornamental tower topping the temple. There are many Buddha images inside the temple.
Written 20 February 2020
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staledale
1,542 contributions
Feb 2019
The exterior of this temple is truly stunning. Unfortunately, they're are a lot of vendors hawking their wares which really detracts from the sacredness of this holy place. Very cool interior with frescos; one entrance inside as I recall.
Written 19 January 2020
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WhiteMouseBurrow
Moscow, Russia2,343 contributions
Jan 2020
Like all pagodas in this region, this one is built of red brick, and was once painted white. And although the temple is still active, the paint has all peeled off.
Written 11 January 2020
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Lynkster
Australia253 contributions
Dec 2019
Still impressive after 8 centuries, Htilominlo is still actively in use as a place of worship by local inhabitants. A market (geared to tourists) is situated within the enclosing walls. Currently the top floor is undergoing restoration and conservation work, though you can still walk around the main interior corridor with the four Buddha statues at each side. Some murals and original carvings still remain, though in the past, some garish "renovation" added grilled gates to the entrance. As always, dress modestly (no exposed shoulders or knees), and be barefooted upon entry.
Written 5 January 2020
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GeneralShamu
New York City, NY1,114 contributions
Dec 2019
Probably my favorite temple out of all the ones I visited while in Bagan. Definitely include this one on your list of temples to see while here. Probably need a good 45 minutes for this one.
Written 12 December 2019
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fjp4564
Sunshine Coast660 contributions
Dec 2019
Another sacred spot with unique construction work in brick. Marvelous design architecture. no footwear and modest dress
Written 6 December 2019
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