Htukkanthein Temple

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Htukkanthein Temple, located in Mrauk U, Myanmar, is a significant historical and architectural monument dating back to the 16th century. Built during the reign of King Min Phalaung in 1571, this fortress-like temple is renowned for its impressive stone construction and labyrinthine interior. Its design combines both religious and defensive features, reflecting the turbulent period during which it was built. The temple houses numerous Buddha statues and intricate carvings that offer insights into the rich cultural and religious heritage of the region.

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