KAYTUMADI DYNASTY HOTEL

Bagan, more popularly known as the city of for million pagodas, consisting of temples, pagodas and religious edifices within an area of 42 sq. km (16 sq. miles) heads the list of the richest archaeological sites in the whole of Asia and second in the world. This mysterious and enchanting city is on the eastern bank of the Ayeyarwaddy river and is about 193 km (120 miles) south of Mandalay. The majority of Bagan well-preserved shrines whose architectural beauty continues to offer a rich heritage to posterity were all built from 11th to 13th century. The undiminishing mystic splendor of Bagan consists of well-preserved and magnificent temples such as ANANDA, SULAMUNI, THATBYINNYU, GAWDAWPALIN, SHWEZIGON and many others, not to speak of those in ruins.

Our Services and Facilities

 
We believe in caring for every need of our esteem guests. The friendly, attentive and helpful staff with pleasing smile are always ready to make your stay with us a remarkable and memorable one for you.
For the convenience of our guests, we also provide special facilities and services such as:

 Room Facility
» Individually controlled air conditioning
» Hot and cold shower and bath-tub
» Minibar
» Hair dryer
» 24-hour satellite TV
» Internal Phone
 

Restaurant

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The all-day restaurant features a wide range of local and international cuisine, be it Western, Chinese, Indian or a mixture of Myanmar dishes. For those desiring to hold special meetings or ceremonies in the open air, arrangements can be made to provide lunch or dinner in the space adjoining the restaurant. Orders are also accepted for providing specially ordered dishes as desired.

About Bagan

Bagan is the main tourist attraction in Myanmar. One of the richest archaeological sites in Aisa, it is located on the east bank of Ayeyarwaddy River. The whole space is thickly studded with pagodas of all sizes and shapes. At one time there were 13,000 temples, pagodas and religious structures. Today, only over 2000 well-preserve pagodas & temples of the 11th - 13th century. Surrounding all this are wonderful villages, where life goes on much as it did when the temples were at their peak, and here too, cottage crafts remain, including the making of the best lacquerware in Myanmar.

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