Amarapura Pictures, Images and Stock Photos
The serenely quiet Mahagandayon Monastery in Amarapura.
Historical view of the Amarapura Palace - royal palace in the old capital of Amarapura in Myanmar (Burma). It was constructed in the late 18th/early 19th century and later abandoned for Mandalay Palace. Only ruins remain of it today. Some buildings in the palace grounds, such as the pagodas and the tower, are still standing. Wood engraving, published in 1868.
Local Mandalay Villager on wooden boat with his flock of ducks in Taung Tha Man Lake near U Bein Bridge.Myanmar travel destination
The Mandalay Palace located in Mandalay, Myanmar is the last royal palace of the last Burmese monarchy .Mandalay Palace is a primary symbol of Mandalay and a major tourist destination.
Burmese boatman and buddhist novice sitting in boat, morning sunset in U Bein bridge, Mandalay, Myanmar
Common Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in Taungthaman Lake, kept afloat by it's inflated petiole.
U Bein Bridge at Amarapura near Mandalay in Myanmar (Burma). The footbridge, over Taungthaman Lake, was constructed in 1849 using reclaimed teak columns by the then mayor of Amarapura, U Bein. It is 1.2Km long.
Temples of Myanmar
Ubein Bridge (the longest wooden bridge in the world) at sunrise, Mandalay, Myanmar
Amarapura, Myanmar - January 11, 2011: People walking on famous ancient U-Bein teak bridge on Taungthaman lake in Mandalay division.
U-Bein Bridge in Mandalay, Myanmar.
Unrecognizable Buddhist monks crossing U Bein Bridge at sunrise in Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma).
Way of life at U-bein bridge in the morning. Location of Mandalay, Myanmar.
Photo taken in Myanmar Burma - Southeast Asia.
Double exposure of a boy from Myanmar thinking about playing in the U Bein bridge near Mandalay
A boatman drags his boat through a tangle of Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in Taungthaman Lake.
Amarapura, Myanmar - January 11, 2011: People walking on famous ancient U-Bein teak bridge on Taungthaman lake in Mandalay division
U Bein Bridge in silhouette at the sunset in Madalay, Myanmar
portrait of smiling Myanmar woman with red umbrella in Burmese traditional dress at U bein bridge Amarapura in Mandalay
Taung Ta Man Lake in Mandalay, Myanmar
Ancient temples covered by plants, Inle lake, Myanmar
Amarapura, Mandalay, Myanmar, July 2022 - local Amarapura woman weaving hand-made tradional myanmar fabric at weaving factory
"U Bein Bridge is longest teak bridge in the world, Myanmar (Burma)"
Mandalay, Myanmar, December 19, 2013 : Sunset at U-Bein bridge. Two monks are walking on the wooden bridge, crossing the river towards the shore.
U Bein Bridge at sunrise, Taung Tha Man Lake, Amarapura, Mandalay Region, Myanmar
Amarapura, Myanmar - February 19, 2011:A young man driving a bus adorned with the new flag of Burma, looks out the side mirrors Amarapura, the former capital of Myanmar, means City of Immortality in Pali. It was founded after the court astrologers adviced the King to move the capital of the country to Amarapura after which the entire population of Inwa was asked to pack their belingings and migrate to the new land. Today the city is the center of weaving activities and is known to produce some of the finest festive clothing in Myanmar.
Access to the wooden bridge from popular destinations. People on the walk and tourists with dreadlocks smiling next to Monk.The orange Monk suit is the old buddsit Monk. He grins cross-legged on the bridge. Water bottle in hand. Lake in the back. Location: Ubein bridge / Mandalay
Ubein Bridge at sunset, Mandalay, Myanmar
Mandalay, Mandalay, Myanmar - December 14, 2015: The royal palace of Mandalay in Myanmar
Sunset view from U Bein bridge, tree flooded in lake, beautiful light reflection. U Been Bridge is believed to be the oldest and longest teak wood bridge in the world.
U Bein bridge is longest teak bridge in the world, Amarapura ,Mandalay , Myanmar
Illustration from 19th century
Amarapura, Myanmar - February 19, 2011: A young man stands on a temporarily built framework and colours the ceiling of a temple a bright yellow gold. Amarapura, the former capital of Myanmar, means City of Immortality in Pali. It was founded after the court astrologers adviced the King to move the capital of the country to Amarapura after which the entire population of Inwa was asked to pack their belingings and migrate to the new land. Today the city is the center of weaving activities and is known to produce some of the finest festive clothing in Myanmar.
U bein bridge at sunset, Myanmar landmark in mandalay
Amarapura, Myanmar - February 19, 2011: A woman selling fresh tomatoes at an open market on the street cleans and arranges the tomatoes in a neat pile in front of her. Amarapura, the former capital of Myanmar, means City of Immortality in Pali. It was founded after the court astrologers adviced the King to move the capital of the country to Amarapura after which the entire population of Inwa was asked to pack their belingings and migrate to the new land. Today the city is the center of weaving activities and is known to produce some of the finest festive clothing in Myanmar.
Sunset with silhouette of a dead tree in myanmar
Silhouette of U-bein wooden bridge in the evening in Mandalay, Myanmar
U Bein bridge of Mandalay, Myanmar.
Myanmar, Mandalay,Amarapura town. It is the world's only stupa built entirely of expensive jade, costing more than $800 million and made of 1,500 tons of jade. The pagoda is about 25 meters high and magnificent. The emerald pagoda, named Werawsana, was built in 2012 and took three years to complete. It is a wonder of the world. Every day of the year, countless people come here to see and worship. These are pictures of the emerald pagoda taken in four directions-east, south, west and north.
Amarapura, Myanmar - February 19, 2011: An old woman carrying bags full of colourful souvenirs for selling, walks along a local bus station. Amarapura, the former capital of Myanmar, means City of Immortality in Pali. It was founded after the court astrologers adviced the King to move the capital of the country to Amarapura after which the entire population of Inwa was asked to pack their belingings and migrate to the new land. Today the city is the center of weaving activities and is known to produce some of the finest festive clothing in Myanmar.
Famous wooden bridge in sunset. Myanmar family taking a photo with Monk
Amarapura, Mandalay Division, Myanmar - January 13, 2011: Burmese Fisherwomen on the Taungthaman lake.
"Amarapura, Myanmar - February 28, 2011 : Burmese people gardening beans and peas farm in the morning near U Bein bridge in Amarapura"
Amarapura, Myanmar - January 12, 2011: Burmese farmers riding on the harness of draughts on the road to Mandalay.
U Bein Bridge, Mandalaj, Myanmar - January 2018, A Poor Boy Sits On a Boat And Looks At People Walking On U Bein Bridge