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Though It Was A British Colony, Myanmar Is A Right-of-way Country

Stops Waiting For Passengers To Board Are Breaks For The Man Behind The Wheel

The Guy Behind The Wheel Noticed Me During Our Brief Stop And Smiled For The Camera

Bagot Is Where The Military Government Renamed The Town That Was Called Pegu Until 1991, Throughout The British Colonial Period

Motorcycles Are Rarely Seen In Yangon As Authorities Have Banned Them To Ease Traffic Congestion

Monks On The Steep Steps, Cleaning The Stupa Of The Mahazedi Pagoda

People In Myanmar Seem To Offer Flowers Rather Than Money At Temples

Flowers That Bloom While Enduring Harsh Nature Are Thought To Be Connected To The Buddhist Concept Of Endurance In Ascetic Practices

Most Of Those Buried In The Taukkyan War Cemetery Are Soldiers Who Fought Against The The Japanese Army In World War II

Since The Use Of Motorcycles Is Prohibited In Yangon, Human-powered Vehicles Such As Bicycle Cabs Play An Important Role As A Means Of Transportation For The Common People

I Feel Like The Longer We Talk, The Harder It Gets To See Them Off.

Some Passengers Are Saying Goodbye To Those Who Came To See Them Off, While Others Are Waiting Quietly For The Train To Start Moving, With No One In Particular To See Them Off

As I Pointed My Lens At The Woman I Was Seeing Off, Other Passengers Were Looking At Me Taking Pictures

The Boy's Chest Seems To Naturally Rise In Anticipation Of An Unknown Place

They Seemed To Be Saying Goodbye, And The Woman And The Man Kept Talking About Something Until The Time The Train Started Moving

Everyone Is Leisurely Waiting For The Train In The Waiting Room At Yangon Central Station

There Are Also Car Cabs In Yangon, But Locals Prefer Eco-friendly Bicycle Cabs

Boys Spinning A Top On The Street In Yangon

Even Though Everyone Gathers To Study Together, Not Everyone Is Enthusiastic About Their Studies

The Kid In The Overstuffed Shirt Stood Up On The Seat Of The Bike Cab And Looked Straight Ahead

A Young Girl In A Uniform Was Shopping At A Delicatessen In A Residential Neighborhood

Only One Man In All The Busy Working Hours Who Had Nothing To Do Got A Reaction

A Young Girl Was Leaning Against Her Mother Who Was Sitting Cross-legged On A Chair

There Were Men Playing Checkers With Crowns On The Side Of The Road

Japanese Was Written On A Haircut Cape Used In A Hair Salon In Yangon

The Boy Saw A Strange Foreigner In Front Of His House And Started Staring At Him With A Sense Of Trepidation

It's Hard To Tell If She's Smiling At The Camera Or If She's Smiling Because The Juice She's Drinking Tastes Good

A Girl In A Horizontally Striped T-shirt Walked Past Me, Snacking On A Snack In Her Hand

The Woman Continued To Watch The Traffic With Interest, Holding Her Finger To Her Face, Even Though She Was Used To Seeing This Kind Of Scene Every Day

The Boy Who Was Eating Saw Me With The Camera And Started Giggling

If The Guy Had Started Playing Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven, It Would Have Been A Fun And Unexpected Song Choice

Washing A Child's Body Must Be An Important Part Of A Mother's Daily Routine

The Mother Seems To Be In The Process Of Scolding Her Son When I See The Strength In The Fingertips Of Her Arms Extended Toward Him

All The Students I Saw Around Yangon Wore Uniforms With Green As The Base Color

I Quickly Moved To Where The Boys Were Standing And Looked At The River, But There Was Nothing Of Interest There

Woman Washing Clothes By Hand In A Residential Area Near Yangon Central Station

The Food Stall With Its Many Bowls Was Crowded, Even Though It Was Not Time To Eat

Many People Were Waiting For The Train At The Phaya Lan Station, Where There Were No Announcements And All You Could Hear Was The Sound Of Rain

A Diner In A Market Full Of Souvenir Shops For Tourists Was Surprisingly Crowded With Locals

New Bogyoke Aung San Market And Bogyoke Aung San Market Have Similar Names But Very Different Atmospheres