Dhanyawadi
Country: Myanmar
Region: Asia
Period: 4th c.BCE-4th c.CE
Location: 20.868861°N, 93.063972°E
Description
Dhanyawadi, located in present-day Myanmar, was once the capital of the Kingdom of Arakan. A historical center of culture and trade, it thrived for over a millennium. The region is known for its connection to Buddhism and Burmese culture, offering visitors a view into ancient kingdoms and their influences. Dhanyawadi is near coastal regions, making it important for trade.
Modern Remains
Though much of Dhanyawadi has eroded over time, visitors can still explore the Dhanyawadi archaeological site, which includes ancient temples and stupas. The remnants of stone inscriptions offer insight into the region’s history. Local villagesaround the area maintain some traditional architecture, and the region’s connection to the Bay of Bengal is still important today. Exploring nearby coastal landmarksprovides a fascinating look into the region’s historical maritime significance.