13th Century Wall Painting Found at Mahabodhi Pagoda
New evidence of 13th-century wall paintings has been further uncovered at the Mahabodhi Pagoda, located within the ancient cultural heritage site of Bagan, by expert professionals from the Archaeological Survey of India
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