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Bagan | Myanmar | Burma | South East Asia | Travel History

The Bagan Archeological Zone in Myanmar (Burma) is a historical site in South East Asia that you must visit if you are into age-old relics. Visit these temples and monuments to step back in time, back to the 9th century when it was started. Imagine going on exploration as you visit the deserted temples. Check out why UNESCO is considering it as a Heritage Site. Go on now, take a peek! Bagan is the most important historical site in South East Asia. Settlements in Bagan started halfway through the 9th century. In the year 1044, King Anawrahta found the Bagan Kingdom and the Sacred Buddhist scriptures were brought back to Bagan from Thaton and Tripitaka. It has also become an important place for Theravada Buddhism. More than 10,000 temples and monuments were built in Bagan between the 11th and 13th centuries. Began was almost deserted after the 15th Century. It is still a pilgrimage centre and UNESCO has taken it for future consideration to make it a world heritage site. Ever wondered about the travel history of famous historical monuments and popular travel activities? Find out more in our series "Travel History" which explores the history of places from around the world, from activities to monuments, places and more.