Bagan (Nann Myint) Viewing Tower is a watchtower 61 meters high (200 feet-built with concrete and steel, open in 2005) which provides you the best view over the Bagan Archaeological Site (13x8 Km between Old and New Bagan), an UNESCO World Heritage Site (since 2019) and full of ancient Buddhist Temples, Pagodas and Monasteries (2229 in total ...

The viewing platform of this new tower is on the 13th floor and gives visitors a spectacular view over the whole area of ancient Bagan, view wise much better than climbing up one of the temples. An elevator brings you to the 11th floor from where you have to use stairs. I was told that there is a restaurant on the 9th floor, but I didn’t go ...

The Bagan Viewing Tower, also known as Bagan Nan Myint Tower, offers travelers a unique perspective of the ancient city of Bagan. From its elevated platform, visitors can take in breathtaking panoramic views of the countless temples …

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Nann Myint Viewing Tower Nann Myint Viewing Tower is the ideal one stop view- point for visitors to Bagan to see the wonders Of over 2000 ancient Buddhist Temples and Pagodas of Il - 13 century A.D. Having a height of 60 meters, there are altogether (13) levels; level (2) are the meeting rooms; level (5) to (7) are the

For those who want to take in the stunning Bagan scenery without leaving the ground, come visit the Bagan Viewing Tower! Our tower offers a panoramic view from the highest elevation, giving you a bird's eye view of the beautiful landscape.

Opened in 2005, it is 60 m high in brown concrete and glass in circular form with an external staircase (as well of course as internal lifts) to mimic the traditional Burmese watch tower (which isn’t relevant to Bagan!). As well as providing fine views over the Bagan plain, it can equally be seen from nearly everywhere across the site!

Bagan (Nann Myint) Viewing Tower is a watchtower 61 meters high (200 feet-built with concrete and steel, open in 2005) which provides you the best view over the Bagan Archaeological Site (13x8 Km between Old and New Bagan), an UNESCO World Heritage Site (since 2019) and full of ancient Buddhist Temples, Pagodas and Monasteries (2229 in total ...