Dabinofota

#100WaysOfTravel Myanmar is a country of Buddhas, with tens of thousands of pagodas and new pagodas under construction. The vast majority of people in Myanmar are devout Buddhists, and they also pay for the temples with a small income and put gold plaques on the Buddha statues to show their sincerity. Buddhist practitioners from all over the world will also come to Myanmar to renovate, which shows the prosperity of Burmese Buddhism. If you want to see the pagoda, you must come to Bagan. The pagodas are very spectacular. Of course, the most characteristic is the Dabinu pagoda. It is the tallest temple in Bagan, 61 meters high, located in the archaeological area, and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. The temple was built in 1144 during King Sidu I's reign and was badly damaged in the 2016 earthquake. The temple is undergoing repairs and the main shrine on the upper terrace has been closed and visitors are not allowed to visit The Dabinu Buddha tower stands firmly on the vast plains of Bagan and can be easily seen from afar. The temple's architecture is painted white like a square box or a tower. Its height and unique advantages make Dabinu Temple stand out among other temples. Photographing requires a wide-angle lens to take the full picture, spectacular and shocking, highly recommended.