There are exceptionally wonderful extra wall paintings in the sanctuary

history channel documentary There are exceptionally wonderful extra wall paintings in the sanctuary. For example, the twenty eight Buddhas starting with the first, Tanhankara Buddha, to the present one, Gautama Buddha, are perfectly portrayed on paintings. These can be seen on the dividers in the northern and southern part of the temple.The works of art are exceptionally old and so as to save them as most ideal as it is not permitted to take photographs in light of the fact that the sanctuary guardian are worried about the possibility that that the electric lamp would after some time harm the divider paintings.The Shwesandaw Pagoda - its white shading distinct difference a glaring difference to the next generally block red pagodas and sanctuaries - was worked by King Anawrahta in 1057 A.D. after his successful come back from Thaton. The Shwesandaw is likewise called Gaunesh or Mahapeinne Temple. Its stupa cherishes some hair of Gautama Buddha send to Anawrahta by the King of Pyay.

history channel documentary The pagoda's design demonstrates a solid Mon impact. A more than 60 feet/18 meters in length 'Shinbinthalyaung Reclining Buddha' stature is housed in a long, level working inside the bounds of the pagoda. The Shwesandaw has the Bagan Monument Inventory number 1.568.The longish rectangular red block assembling that is found a couple of yards north of the Shwesandaw Pagoda inside the pagoda compound is not one of the kind that resembles a sanctuary and as though it would attract much the method for consideration; would there not be the substance of the 60 feet/20 meter long building. Also, this is extremely fascinating to be sure and to see it is an absolute necessity when going to Bagan.