Mi Nyein Gone Temple, BaganSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mi-Nyein-Gone-Bagan-Myanmar-06-gje.jpg
Author: Gerd Eichmann

Mi Nyein Gone Temple is an ancient monument in Bagan, Myanmar. Located on the south side of town, it is variously spelled as My Nyein Gon and Mee Nyein Gone. Historians do not know who actually built it. The name of the temple means "hill where the fire extinguishes." It is not known since when this name come about.
Mi Nyein Gone Temple is a brick structure built on a square plan. The monument rises over four tiers over which is the chedi, topped by a conical spire. It is located to the south of Thatbyinnyu Temple and Gawdawpalin Temple, in an area with a high concentration of ancient monuments.
Mi Nyein Gone Temple, BaganSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mi-Nyein-Gone-Bagan-Myanmar-05-gje.jpg
Author: Gerd Eichmann

Mi Nyein Gone Temple signSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mi-Nyein-Gone-Bagan-Myanmar-01-gje.jpg
Author: Gerd Eichmann

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