Probe into the Splendid Beauty of Religious Temples in Myanmar

Being one of the top tourist destinations of Southeast Asia, Myanmar is a place filled with numerous attractions to spend an amazing holiday. Be it its geographical or cultural diversity, the nation showcases a unique and historic character that has been retained quite well from the past. The nation hosts a captivating glimpse of the Buddhist culture that certainly allows tourists to get real fabric of the place, however, the adventure seekers can also look for a list of things that helps to quench their thirst of excitement and thrill.

It is a wiser choice to keep note of the things to explore while visiting a particular destination.  Keeping note of it, following here is an array of religious places that holds a rich glimpse of exquisite architecture of the nation and must be looked for while detailing the features of custom-designed Myanmar tours.

The Architecture:

Ruins of the past loiter everywhere in the nation. Myanmar was earlier a time capsule of colonial treasures of the British and for which, you can get a glimpse of the magnificent architecture of it. It holds the crumbling and majestic monuments, which features ruins of the glorious past. The grand structures will rest like divine relics at the back of chain-linked fences, which fade into the humid and hazy landscape.

Shwedagon Pagoda:

This monument is quite hard to miss, which is mainly a glittering, massive, gold-plated cover of stunning temples, statues and stupas where monks worship, clean statues, offer flowers and mediate. Inside the monument, the sight is pretty overwhelming. It certainly looks quite similar to the Buddhist version of Las Vegas, which hosts enormous glistening golden statues of Buddha, bright marble floors, colorful spinning wheels and light shows.

Sule Pagoda:

While visiting Myanmar, take interest in learning the glorious Burmese history. Exploring the Sule Pagoda certainly allows tourists to do so as it hosts an exceptional merit for being the perfect stopover of people with historical interests.

Bagan:

Being the capital of first dynasty of Myanmar, Bagan was built in 1044 by the King Anawrahta. Located at a distance of around 193 km to south of Mandalay, this place hosts of around 2000 stupas and temples that spread in around 42 square kilometers in the desert-like plain in the banks  of river Ayeyarwaddy. Exquisitely fine frescos paintings, magnificent temple architecture, stucco carvings and the beautifully crafted Buddha images display a lot of the sublime cultural background of the nation.

Apart from the aforementioned mesmerizing destinations to visit, the nation is home to an array of numerous other places, which altogether offers an unforgettable experience.  Thus, people with desire of unleashing the best-kept secrets of the nation must get in touch with a reliable tour operator who offers customized Myanmar tours.