Sulamani (Sula-mani-hu-hpaya) Temple, Bagan

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The Zamani Project stepped forward to help record the spatial details of monuments in Bagan, a response to the devastating earthquake that ravaged the area in August 2016. A team from the project traveled to Myanmar in March 2017 and meticulously documented the Sulamani Temple during an extensive field campaign. This stunning 3D model showcases the exterior of the majestic Sulamani-gu-hpaya Temple. For a glimpse into the temple's interior, click here for a link to part of the inside of the Sulamani-hu-hpaya Temple. To explore the entire 3D model of Sulamani-hu-hpaya, including its exterior and interior spaces, simply follow this link. The Zamani Project has also successfully documented an additional 11 remarkable monuments: Kubyauk-gyi (298), Kyauk-ku-umin (154), Tha-peik-hmauk-gu-hpaya (744), Monument 1053, Sein-nyet-ama (1085), Sein-nyet-nyima (1086), Naga-yon-hpaya (1192), Loka-ok-shaung (1467), Than-daw-kya (1592), Ananda Monastery, and the historic Tharabha Gate, once a main entrance to old Bagan.