Talok, Myanmar

Talok in Myanmar is an archaeologically significant area with remnants from the Bagan period (11th-13th centuries CE) and earlier Pyu influences. Noteworthy structures include the Thonpanhla pagoda, a significant pilgrimage site, and various temple ruins such as Lay-myet-hna and Hse-myet-hna. These temples exhibit architectural styles from the late Bagan to early Pyinya periods. Stone inscriptions, dating from 1239 CE, provide insights into the region's historical continuity and connections to other Pyu-era sites. Talok's archaeological record reflects a rich tapestry of religious and cultural developments over centuries, underscored by local traditions linking it to historical figures like Ashoka and King Pyusawhti.