MYANMAR in B&W, the temples of Bagan
Posted in photos, travel on 11/14/2009 10:22 am by CeDThe Bagan Archaeological Zone is the formal name used to designate the historic region of the ancient Kingdom of Bagan. It has been suggested that perhaps over 13,000 temples, pagodas and other religious structures originally were built in this 26 sq. mile (42 sq. k.) area during the height of the kingdom between the 11th and 13th centuries. The region clearly stands with Angkor and Borobudur among the most significant archeological sites of Southeast Asia and indeed of the world. It has recently (2002) been nominated for World Heritage Site status.
| Cam&Lens | Nikomat FTn (NIKON) & no lens info [50 mm] | Shutter: | n.a. | |||
| Create Date: | 2009:10:06 14:46:06 | Aperture: | n.a. | |||
| Location: | 21° 9' 49" N – 94° 51' 56.6" E | ISO: | 100 |
Sunset in Bagan, on top of Buledi temple
