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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Myanmar (Burma)" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating history of Myanmar (formerly Burma). From being one of the capitals of the British Empire to its stunning architectural marvels, this Southeast Asian gem has a story to tell. Transport yourself to 1937 with Charles E Turner's masterpiece, showcasing the grandeur of Rangoon as one of the capitals during British rule. Marvel at Rangoon's transformation into a bustling port city in 1845 through an unknown artist's depiction. The base of the Grand Pagoda takes us even further back to 1895, where an unknown creator beautifully captures its intricate details. Traveling through time, we arrive at Rangoon Railway Station in 1900 - a testament to Myanmar's progress and connectivity. Rowe & Coy Ltd. 's premises from that era remind us of flourishing trade and commerce within this vibrant city. The Shwe Dagon Pagoda steals our breath away with its wood-carved shrines adorned with glass mosaic work - a true masterpiece dating back to 1900. This iconic pagoda continues to be a symbol of spiritual devotion today. As we explore further, we encounter another glimpse into Rangoon's past: South Entrance to Shwe Dagon Pagoda in 1900. Its magnificence leaves us awestruck as it stands tall against time. Strand Road offers a snapshot into daily life during that period - post office bustling with activity while Imperial Bank overlooks Custom House in distance; all capturing the essence of early twentieth-century Rangoon. Venturing beyond urban landscapes, we discover breathtaking natural beauty near Rangoon captured around c1880 – reminding us that Myanmar is not just about cities but also boasts scenic wonders waiting to be explored.