| Visual Index of Mandalay Sites (Site name and description) | |||
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Atumashi Kyaung (originally late 1800s, rebuilt 1990s) A 19th century temple rebuilt with convict labor in the 1990s. |
Kuthodaw Temple (1857) Here lies the world's largest book. |
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Kyauktawgyi Paya (1853-78) A temple famous for its pale green marble Buddha. |
Mandalay Hill (natural feature) A large hill adorned with temples in an otherwise flat landscape. |
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Sandamuni Pagoda (1874) A temple with hundreds of small stupas. |
Schwidmet Paya (late 20th century) A relatively modern temple on the road to Mandalay from the airport. |
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Shwenandaw Kyaung (mid 19th century) The sole survivor of the former wooden royal palace. |
Sutaungpyai (1052?, 19th c. onward) A unique pagoda covered in a veneer of silver and blue glass. |
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All images copyright 2002 by Professor Robert D. Fiala of Concordia University, Nebraska, USA
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