Red-brick temples and stupas of Bagan rising from green trees across the ancient plain
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Cheap hotels & rooms in Bagan

Bagan is an ancient royal city on the Irrawaddy River in Myanmar, where thousands of Buddhist temples and pagodas spread across the plains. Before planning a trip, check your government’s current travel advice for Myanmar, as conditions can change.

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Where to find cheap rooms in Bagan

Old Bagan

Inside the old city walls, close to major temples, with a few hotels.

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New Bagan

A town south of the old city, with good-value hotels and guesthouses.

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Nyaung-U

The main town near the airport and market, with the most budget stays.

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Map of cheap hotels in Bagan

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Photos of Bagan

Thatbyinnyu Temple in Old Bagan, a tall white-and-grey terraced temple under blue sky
Thatbyinnyu Temple in Old Bagan, a tall white-and-grey terraced temple under blue sky
Aerial view of the green Bagan plain dotted with ancient pagodas and the Irrawaddy river beyond
Aerial view of the green Bagan plain dotted with ancient pagodas and the Irrawaddy river beyond

When to book a cheap hotel in Bagan

November–February is the coolest and most popular period. March–May is very hot, and the rainy season follows.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap hotels in Bagan?

Nyaung-U and New Bagan generally have more budget guesthouses than Old Bagan.

Is it safe to visit Bagan?

Conditions in Myanmar can change, so check your government’s latest travel advice before booking.

How do people get around the temples?

Many visitors hire e-bikes, bicycles or a driver to explore the temple plains.