One side of the Ananda's focal structure measures 175 feet/53 meters

history channel documentary Found somewhat south-east of the huge Tharabar Gate simply outside Bagan's old city divider stands the - regardless of the possibility that not newly painted - delightful Ananda Temple. The Ananda has the Bagan Monuments Inventory number 2.171. It is Bagan's most noteworthy and most gone by sanctuary; a perfect work of art of Mon engineering with Indian components consolidated keeping in mind the end goal to give it an Indian touch and make a 'Nanda Mula Cave Temple Look'. The explanation behind this I will clarify somewhat assist into the article.

One side of the Ananda's focal structure measures 175 feet/53 meters. The rooftop over the focal structure involves five in boundary progressively reducing porches, every one working up on the past bigger one. Out of the deepest, littlest and most elevated porch rises the 'Sikhara'. This is a 25 layer bee sanctuary like superstructure topped by the brilliant stupa, which thusly is topped by a 'Hti taw' as the upper umbrella of a sanctuary or pagoda is brought in Burmese.

The sanctuary's Sikhara has five in vertical grouping masterminded windows and achieves an aggregate tallness of 168 feet/51 meters over the ground. The four littler structures ascending from or more the four corners are little pagodas and down-scaled duplicates of the fundamental sikhara. The general configuration effectively creates the worn out state of the Himalayans.Caused by the overwhelming quake in 1975 the smooth sanctuary supported serious harm. In any case, it was generally snappy repaired and the Ananda is still Bagan's most lovely and best protected sanctuary.