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A security guard at the Dhammayangyi temple checks the temperatures of the small number of visitors, many of whom come from nearby towns in Mandalay and Magway regions, such as Kyaukpadaung and Pakokku. (Nyein Su Wai Kyaw Soe | Frontier)
A security guard at the Dhammayangyi temple checks the temperatures of the small number of visitors, many of whom come from nearby towns in Mandalay and Magway regions, such as Kyaukpadaung and Pakokku. (Nyein Su Wai Kyaw Soe | Frontier)

‘No rain, no visitors and no income’: Bagan adjusts to tourism crash

In common with popular destinations around the world, Bagan has been hit hard by the economic effects of the pandemic and many there who rely on tourists for a living have had to adapt to survive.

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