Shwezigon Pagoda

#Dragon Boat Festival Good Place Dragon Boat Festival Good Place, Shwesigong Pagoda is one of the most representative and religious pagodas in Bagan. It was built in the 11th century AD and was originally built by King Anawrahta of the Pagan Dynasty to preserve the holy relics of the Buddha. As one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the area, Shwesigong Pagoda is not only a symbol of Bagan, but also has a profound influence on the entire Burmese Buddhist culture. The architectural style of this pagoda combines elements from Myanmar, India and other parts of Southeast Asia. The golden dome glitters in the sun, and the tower is surrounded by a large number of exquisite Buddha statues and carvings. The pagoda has a majestic appearance and a towering top, overlooking the magnificent view of the entire Bagan Plain. The main Buddha statue in the pagoda gives people a sacred atmosphere, and the air is filled with piety.