Bagan, Myanmar - Eye-opening Buddhist art: Myanmar Archaeological Museum

# Gallery #100 Ways to Travel Because of the political turmoil, very few people will travel to #Myanmar. In fact, Myanmar is a Buddhist country and is more simple. Especially the ancient city #Bagan, which is also known as the city of a thousand pagodas, with thousands of pagodas. The pagodas are scattered in the valley of the Bagan plain, which is super spectacular! Coming here has a sense of adventure, no wonder it is so popular among Western self-guided travelers. If you want to understand the history of #BaganKingdom, in addition to visiting the pagoda, the best way is to visit #BaganArchaeological Museum Bagan Archaeological Museum, a museum and art museum that combines archaeological history and traditional skills. Built in the early 1990s, the museum has a collection of more than 800 items, including archaeological culture, Buddhist statues, pottery, murals, etc. The museum itself has a very distinctive building, imitating the shape of Bagan's pagoda, with an octagonal base. The two-story exhibition hall is divided into ten different themed exhibition areas: Bagan Kingdom, Bagan Literature, Social Life, Architecture, and Art. Crafts, statues, Buddhist art, murals, stupas and monuments, paintings. It’s actually quite interesting to walk around and look at the flowers. There is an area that displays popular hairstyles in ancient Myanmar. The wigs are displayed one by one, which is quite interesting! There is also a bronze statue of Hou Yi shooting the sun at the entrance of the museum? In fact, it is a legend that King Pyo, the third monarch of the Bagan Kingdom, killed his enemies with bows and arrows. #MyanmarTravel #BaganKingdom #Buddhist Pagoda #Art Gallery #100 Ways to Travel