Yangon is a city where golden pagodas, colonial memories, and everyday street life intertwine. It once served as the capital of Myanmar and remains the country's economic and cultural center today. The fertile Irrawaddy Delta has nurtured this "Garden City" with its unhurried temperament.

The Shwedagon Pagoda is undoubtedly the soul of Yangon. Standing over 100 meters tall and covered in gold leaf, with thousands of diamonds and gems embedded in its spire, it is said to enshrine relics of four Buddhas. Walking barefoot around it in the early morning, you feel the coolness of the marble beneath your feet, while before your eyes are the devout figures with palms pressed together. At dusk, as the lights come on, the entire pagoda radiates a warm golden glow, illuminating Yangon's skyline. In the city center, Sule Pagoda stands with its distinctive octagonal structure at a busy traffic intersection. As a spiritual landmark of Yangon, it quietly watches over the daily bustle of the surrounding colonial-era buildings. #myitsonedam #restartmyitsonedam #myitsonesolvespowercrisis