|
|
The Kondawgyi probably derives its name, “Great Holy Mound”, from its situation on a mound. A 13th century temple, it has, like the Thetkyamuni nearby, receding terraces surmounting the main square block. However, there is no spire, and a large stupa rises immediately above the terraces.
Seated Bodhisattva
Reference
1. Glimpses of Glorious Bagan, Jan 1996, by The Universities Historical Research Centre |
















