Pinle
Country: Myanmar
Region: Asia
Period: 14th c.CE
Location: 21.308564°N, 96.210481°E
Description
Pinle was the capital of the Kingdom of Pinya, which existed in the 14th century CE in central Myanmar. Located near the Irrawaddy River, it served as a significant political and cultural hub before its decline in the latter part of the century. The kingdom played an important role during the early period of Burmesehistory, particularly in consolidating the region’s influence.
Modern Remains
Today, the ruins of Pinle can be explored, including old temples and monuments that reflect the region’s medieval grandeur. While not as well-known as Bagan, the site contains remnants of Burmese architecture and religious art. The Thamanya Pagodanearby is a noteworthy landmark, and visitors can enjoy the peaceful landscape of central Myanmar, offering a glimpse into the kingdom’s past.