The city of Bagan is in the central region of Myanmar and contains hundreds of pagodas from the 11th to 13th century.
What it looks like is that there are an endless number of pagodas that stretch on and on.
They are all brick and most have stood up quite well despite a large earthquake that virtually destroyed the old city in 1975.
Obviously some have been restored more than others.
When you get up higher it looks really interesting with all the peaks jutting out of the forest below.
Every one has a slightly different design.
Some are the original brick colour, while others are painted.
There were a couple you could climb to get a better view, or try to see the sunrise or set.
We went up twice and it was nice to just sit in the quiet.
Some where built more like monuments with no entrances just stairs up to the upper areas.
We weren’t the only ones watching the sunset, so we could get help for a picture.
So many pagodas.
Every time we went to one there would be 3 more behind it.
They also turned golden in the sunset which was really nice.
