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Shwezigon, the prototype of later Myanmar stupas
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The finest temple, Ananda
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Ananda Okekyaung noted for its painting of 18th Century
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Kyansittha Umin, a monastic residence with painting influences by Mongol
Tartar invasion of 13th Century
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The highest temple, Thatbyinnyu
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Htilominlo, a two storeyed temple with fine stucco carving
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The massive temple, Dhammayangyi
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Gybyaukgyi (Wetkyi Inn), a well known painted temple
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Upali Thein, an ordination hall noted for the painting of 18th Century
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Manuha Temple stuffed with the gigantic Buddha images
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Nanpaya, the finest stone carving temple
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Bupaya, a bulbous stupa perched on the Ayeyarwaddy River bank from which
one can have a spectacle of sunset
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Shwesandaw, the Buddha's holy hair relic stupa
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Shinbintahlyaung which houses the biggest reclining Buddha image
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Mingala Zedi, the typical of later Myanmar stupas
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Gybyaukgyi (Myinkaba), a beautifully painted temple
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Apeyadana, one of the early temples with mural paintings
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Nagayon, one of the early temples with the Buddha image and a serpent
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Seinnyetnyinma, a temple and a stupa within a compound
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Ashe Pteleik and Anauk Petleik, two stupas celebrated for early terracotta
plaques
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Lawkananda, a tall bell-shaped stupa in the site of ancient Barbour
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Shwegugyi, the transitional temple between the early and the late
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Sulamani, a two stored temple with fine mural paintings of Konbaung Period
( 1752-1895)
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Phayathonzu, a unique three connected-temple with unfinished paintings
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Thambula, a small temple with good handwritings and paintings
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Nandamanya, a small temple with the best mural paintings
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Nyaung U Market
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Archaeological Museum
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Lacquer ware cottage industry
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The extinct volcano, Mt. Popa where there is the abode of spirits called
"Nat"
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Yoke Sone Monastery exhibits antique lacquerware, wooden reliefs and a
large standing gilded Buddha image
