This temple is called Dhammayan Gyi. It is in Bagan, Myanmar. When you get here early you can enjoy the silence and the cool shadows. In the hot afternoon the tourist busses stop and bring lots of people. The temple was built for King Narathu, to forgive his sins. He killed his father to become king. Unfortunatly the temple wasn't finished because Narathu got killed himself aswel.
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A lot of my pictures are taken in Almere and surroundings. But during my travels I photograph a lot aswel. I am also concerned with macro photography. These topics can be seen in my shop.
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