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Photo Of The Day: Colonial Architecture In Burma

by Anna Brones (RSS feed) on Mar 10th 2013 at 6:00PM

When we think of Southeast Asian architecture we often think of old temples and ancient statues, but the influence of colonial times on this area of the world has had just as much of an influence on the local infrastructure and design.

Flickr member R A L F captured this beautiful building facade in Yangon, Burma (Myanmar). The city, also known as Rangoon, has the largest number of colonial buildings in the region.

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[Photo Credit: R A L F]

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