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By Karnath Lorie
Lorie Karnath - 2013
Burma's architecture is a rich tapestry of influences from surrounding nations, serving as both a melting pot and a historical museum. The country preserves significant examples of religious architectural styles, notably in Pagan, the ancient capital. Beyond Pagan's pagodas, the Shwe Dagon pagoda in Rangoon stands as a central architectural and social landmark. Colonial rule introduced distinctive Victorian civic structures, particularly in Rangoon and Mandalay, while Buddhist monasteries and villages offer diverse architectural forms. Despite some modernization, Burma's built environment largely functions as an open-air chronicle of dynastic shifts and cultural migrations.