Pyathada Phaya

Pyathada Phaya (also spelled Pyathadar, Pyathatgyi, Pyatthada)	Pyathada Phaya is a 12th Century temple of the "double cave" type	Pyathada, about 750m south of Sulamani, is another popular sunset spot	Pagodas just to the west of Pyathada Phaya nearing sunset
Pagodas just to the west of Pyathada Phaya nearing sunset	Pyathada Paya at sunset, Bagan	Sunset #2 at Bagan	Terrace of Pyathada Phaya
West entrance, Pyathadar Temple	Pyathada Paya was built in the 12th Century by King Kyaswa	Monastery of Pyathada	Pyathada was the last major temple built at Bagan
Pyathada Paya, Bagan	Dedication of the restoration of Pyathada Paya in 1998	Standing Buddha, Pyathada Paya	Seated Buddha, Pyathada Paya
Seated Buddha, Pyathada Paya	Side view of seated Buddha, Pyathada Paya	Candle-lit stairs leading up to the terrace	Horse buggy, Bagan transport
A group of monks at Pyathada Paya, Bagan	Dennis and monks, Pyathada Paya	Dennis and monks, Pyathada Paya	View to the west from the terrace of Pyathada Paya
Upper level of Pyathada Paya	Temples of Bagan from the terrace of Pyathada Paya - Minnanthu area	Plowed fields around the temples of Bagan	Sulamani Pahto from Pyathada Paya
Villagers herding cattle along a dirt road of Bagan	Herd of cattle passing by Pyathada Paya	Cattle crossing a field, Bagan	Pyathada Paya sunset, Bagan
Pyathada Paya sunset, Bagan	Dennis and our guide, Thu Ya Aung, Pyathada Paya sunset, Bagan	Dennis and our guide, Thu Ya Aung, Pyathada Paya sunset, Bagan	Pyathada Paya sunset, Bagan