≈ 3 st. 55 min attālumāČhīanmai- Mēnesis
- ≈ 870 $
- Attālums
- 505 km
Long-term researchers trade paved infrastructure for pervasive red dust and strict archaeological boundary rules to inspect brick preservation on site daily.
King Htilominlo commissioned the Buddhist temple during his royal reign, erecting a multi-tier sanctuary built primarily from red brick. Outer walls retain intricate plaster moldings, preserving decorative stucco work that survived seasonal weathering. Inside the ground level, large Buddha statues face cardinal directions, providing focal points for ongoing monastic veneration and daily architectural surveys.
A major earthquake caused severe structural damage across the brick upper levels, requiring extensive restoration campaigns to stabilize the walls. Heritage teams rebuilt cracked sections and reinforced the foundations to keep the monument accessible. Anyone conducting extended field research here works alongside active preservation crews who monitor mortar decay, masonry erosion, and ground stability year round.
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