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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Streetlife at junction Pansodan Street and Merchant Road
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / A choice of various curries is available, either for eating in the street restaurant or to takeaway
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Evening rush hour traffic in the old city. The newly restored building of the AYA Bank (Ayeyarwady Bank, from 1910) belonged to the Rowe & Company and was one of the largest department stores in Asia.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Some private school has an own school transport
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Evening rush hour traffic in the old city. The newly restored building of the AYA Bank (Ayeyarwady Bank, from 1910) belonged to the Rowe & Company and was one of the largest department stores in Asia. Left in the picture is the city hall (Yangon City Development Committee).
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Buddhists praying in front of the golden stupa of the Shwedagon Pagoda. Mostly during the late afternoon, the landmark of Yangon fills with believers and tourists.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Former Secretariat Building (built 1889-1905) is a relic from British colonial period. Since the government has moved to the new capital Naypyidaw in 2005, the also called Prime Minister's Office has been empty.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Mahabandoola Road with Theingyi Market, clock tower and golden Sule Pagoda in the evening
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The splendid Shwedagon Pagoda is a must for every visitors of Myanmar
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Streetlife in the Little India district of the old town. In the background is the Hindu Sri Kali Temple which was built during the colonial period by Tamil immigrants.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Sale of snacks at Anawrahta Road. Fruits like plums and berries are often sour or spicy pickled and eaten with chilli and sugar.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Daily street market in front of the Methodist Church at Seikkan Thar Street opens in the afternoon.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / On the platform, astrological posts are grouped around the Shwedagon Pagoda. Posts represent the planets and act as corner for each weekday. Believers who were born on that day donate incense sticks, candles, flowers and pour water over the Buddha image.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / In the afternoon, the Mahabandoola Garden in the city centre is well-attended. In the background the former High Court, which was designed by architect James Ransome and built between 1905 and 1911.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Sale of bananas at Anawrahta Road
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Roadside stall with a wide range of crackers, candies, biscuits, bananas, cigarettes
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The Sule Pagoda is located in the centre of the old quarter. Around the Buddhist sanctuary are grouped the city hall, Immanuel Baptist Church, Mahabandoola Garden and die Bengali Sunni Jamae Central Mosque.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Evening mood at the gilded Shwedagon Pagoda. The sanctuary is the most sacred pilgrimage site of the country for Burmese Buddhists and a highlight for foreigners of their visit in Myanmar.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred pilgrimage site of the country for Burmese Buddhists and a highlight for foreigners of their visit in Myanmar. During the late afternoon, the landmark of Yangon fills with believers and tourists. A group of young nuns walk around the golden stupa.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Making of popular fried dough at Anawratha Road in the Little India quarter. Often eaten at breakfast or tea, or as a snack.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Feeding doves in front of the Kyay Thone Pagoda near the east entrance of the Shwedagon Pagoda
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Former Secretariat Building (built from 1889 to 1905) is a relic from British colonial period. Since the government has moved to the new capital Naypyidaw in 2005, the also called Prime Minister's Office has been empty.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Second-hand bookstall at Pansodan Street
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Sale of bananas in front of the Theingyi Market
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Building boom in the old town. Construction site of the Sule Square, a 20-storey office tower, at the corner of Sule Pagoda and Anawrahta Road.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Completed in 1936 and designed by Burmese architect U Tin, the city hall (Yangon City Development Committee) is located in the centre of the old quarter. Here seen from Mahabandoola Garden
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / On the platform, astrological posts are grouped around the Shwedagon Pagoda. Posts represent the planets and act as corner for each weekday. Believers who were born on that day donate incense sticks, candles, flowers and pour water over the Buddha image.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred pilgrimage site of the country for Burmese Buddhists and a highlight for foreigners of their visit in Myanmar.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Making Rotis for breakfast, a flat bread from the Indian cuisine
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Evening rush hour traffic around the golden Sule Pagoda in the old city
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Preparation of Dosa, a south Indian breakfast dish. Thin pancake is served with coconut, tomato or vegetable chutney.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Sale of snacks at Anawrahta Road. Fruits like plums and berries are often sour or spicy pickled and eaten with chilli and sugar.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Colonial building in the old quarter. Yangon Division Court at the corner of Strand Road and Pansodan Street was built 1912. Besides the customs house with white tower (1915) is located. Architect was John Begg from Scotland.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Newsstand at Anawrahta Road
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / In the afternoon, the Mahabandoola Garden in the city centre is well-attended. In the background the former High Court, which was designed by architect James Ransome and built between 1905 and 1911.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Streetlife in the Little India district of the old town
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Popular for breakfast is rice with chickpeas and roasted onions or sweet rice with beans and grated coconut
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Fountains in the Mahabandoola Garden. Behind the head office of the AYA Bank (Ayeyarwady Bank, former Rowe & Company Building, from 1910) and the Immanuel Baptist Church.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Snacks, nibbles and sweets love the Burmese. Mostly, the colourful bags are imported from China or Thailand.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / A must for every visitors of Myanmar is the splendid Shwedagon Pagoda, the landmark of Yangon. Mostly during the late afternoon, the sanctuary fills with believers and tourists.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Betel leaves are spread with slack lime, then betel nut pieces and tobacco come on it and wrapped. Ready is the mild Burmese intoxicant.
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MYANMAR / Yangon Division / Yangon / 2015 / Karaweik Palace on the Kandawgyi Lake is a concrete reproduction of royal barge. Daily dinner shows with Burmese music and traditional dance performances take place in the evening.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Around the huge stupa of the Shwedagon Pagoda are numerous temples, prayer halls and shrines with different Buddha statues.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / East entrance of the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. The landmark of Yangon is the most sacred pilgrimage site of the country for Burmese Buddhists and a highlight for foreigners of their visit in Myanmar.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Kandawgyi Lake in the Karaweik Garden, a green oasis in the largest city of the country. In the background is the 100 metres high Shwedagon Pagoda
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The tower of the former High Court, which was designed by architect James Ransome and built between 1905 and 1911. Since 2006, the High Court is located in the new capital Naypyidaw.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Mahabandoola Road with Theingyi Market, clock tower and golden Sule Pagoda
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Colonial building at Pansodan Street. Myanmar Economic Bank (Branch 2) was built between 1939 and 1941.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The Yangon Circular Train has arrived at the Central Railway Station on the platform 7. For the 46 km long rail line with 39 stations, the train takes about three hours. Ticket for foreigner costs 1000 Kyat (0.85 Euro).
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Colonial building at Pansodan Street. Rear of the former High Court, which was built from 1905 to 1911 and the design came from architect James Ransome. Since 2006, the High Court is located in the new capital Naypyidaw.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Around the huge stupa of the Shwedagon Pagoda are numerous temples, prayer halls and shrines with different Buddha statues.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Myanmar Economic Bank at the corner of Strand Road and Sule Pagoda Road is a relic from British colonial period. In the background is the golden Sule Pagoda
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MW0115-6046 MYANMAR / Yangon / Sidewalk sale of fried chickens in teh Little India quarter of the old town
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Evening rush hour traffic in the old city. The newly restored building of the AYA Bank (Ayeyarwady Bank, from 1910) belonged to the Rowe & Company and was one of the largest department stores in Asia.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Betel leaves are spread with slack lime, then betel nut pieces and tobacco come on it and wrapped. Ready is the mild Burmese intoxicant. Here the sweet alternative with jelly, peanuts, sesame and coconut.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / The pink illuminated footbridge over the Sule Pagoda Road. In the background is the building site of the Sule Square, a 20-storey office tower. Building boom in the old town.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Around the huge stupa of the Shwedagon Pagoda are numerous temples, prayer halls and shrines with different Buddha statues.
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Selection of Indian sweets at Anawrahta Road in the Little India quarter
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / Asparagus, mangos, everything is sold fresh in the streets of the old town daily
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MYANMAR / Yangon / 2015 / A typical residential house in the old town
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