Around Bagan, one of the best known places in Myanmar, about 3000 temples are scattered across a dry, sandy plain.
They were built out of bricks between 11 and 13-hundred AD, artfully painted from the inside, some on the edge of falling apart. Others were freely reconstructed from ruins, while the (due to their size) most impressive ones undergo renovating efforts, making them currently unspectacular from the inside.
Most paintings are badly preserved, but you can take a look at some surviving parts, that remained on the walls. ...