High medieval · Buddhist · Myanmar

Htilominlo Temple

Bagan, Mandalay Region · 21.1785°, 94.8794°

Gautama Buddha (Theravada)Pagan—UNESCO World Heritage

Sacred since

1211 CE

first attestation / structure

Standing structure

completed 1211 (Htilominlo)

Pagan

History & significance

A three-storeyed red-brick temple 46 metres high at Bagan, completed in 1211 under King Htilominlo, also known as Nandaungmya. Four Buddha images face the cardinal directions on its ground floor, and it is noted for its elaborate plaster mouldings.

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Sources

Wikipedia

coordinates: wikipedia-2026-08-27 · sources retrieved 2026-08-26 · dynasty page: Pagan