U Bein Bridge
A celebrated teak bridge crossing Taungthaman Lake and one of the world's oldest and longest teakwood bridges.
Discover Amarapura with a detailed regional map created by DPS Map for travel, planning, education, and business use.
Amarapura is a historic township in Myanmar's Mandalay Region and served as a royal capital during the Konbaung era. Today it is known for its Buddhist traditions, traditional silk weaving, lakeside scenery, and cultural landmarks.
A detailed local map helps visitors and field teams understand the connections between the old city area, Taungthaman Lake, major monasteries, local roads, and nearby Mandalay destinations.
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Important landmarks and cultural areas commonly included in an Amarapura visit.
A celebrated teak bridge crossing Taungthaman Lake and one of the world's oldest and longest teakwood bridges.
A scenic natural lake surrounded by local communities, agriculture, monasteries, and world-famous sunset viewpoints.
A major Buddhist monastic learning center reflecting Amarapura's strong and continuing monastic traditions.
A prominent historic pagoda associated with the former royal capital and its classical religious architecture.
A traditional teak monastery known for its intricate wooden carvings and tranquil historic atmosphere.
Local artisan workshops preserving Amarapura's long-established weaving skills and Acheik textile patterns.