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Frescoes being repaired in Bagan
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017
The frescoes and bas-reliefs in the Myinkaba cave pagoda in Bagan, Mandalay Region, are being repaired, said an official.
Bagan: Earthquake-affected pagodas to be renovated
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 08, 2017
Among the earthquake-hit pagodas in Bagan, 50 temples will be renovated after the Thingyan water festival, according to the Archeology Research and National Museum Department.
Bagan's sunset-watching ban to start in 6 mths
THURSDAY, MARCH 02, 2017
The ancient city of Bagan will complete setting up five sites for a sunset viewing in six months and upon completion, visitors will be banned from watching the sunset from ancient pagodas and temples, Union Minister for Religious Affairs and Culture Thura Aung Ko told the local media after a parliamentary session of the Upper House held Tuesday. 
Myanmar's Bagan set to make World Heritage list after quake
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2016
YANGON - Myanmar's ancient city of Bagan is "very likely" to be listed as a World Heritage site, a UNESCO official said Monday, promising a boon to a tourist attraction battered by a recent earthquake.
Sulamani Temple: History repeats itself
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2016
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Central Myanmar has damaged many stupas and temples in the plain of Bagan
Within these walls
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2016
Sulamani Temple in Bagan is home to magnificent frescoes, some of them perhaps influenced by Siamese art
Retreats to remember
TUESDAY, JUNE 07, 2016
Make your next holiday a memorable one by roaming around Myanmar or chilling on the white sands of Thailand’s south
Bagan downs the dollar
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2015
Myanmar's Ministry of Culture has announced that the entrance fee to enter the Bagan historical site from November 1 will be Ks25,000 (Bt695) instead of the current US$20.
MCRB report aims at boosting sustainable tourism
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2015
Myanmar will not reap long-term benefits in opening up the country for tourists, if there is lack of policy to safeguard the environment, society and human rights, said a report.