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Burmese women carrying food on their heads to the monastery, Myanmar.

Sunset next to the pagoda

Yangon, Myanmar - Jan 14, 2015. Buddhist monks visit at Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar. Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred Buddhist pagoda for the Burmese.

Visitors taking photos outside the colourful exterior crescent of the Maha Aungmye Bonzan monastery, Myanmar, Southeast Asia. Myanmar, formerly Burma, is a predominantly Buddhist culture with a plethora of shrines, temples and places of worship distributed throughout the country, which is a colorful amalgam of the original Tibeto-Burman and Pagan kingdoms that now show little sign of British and Japanese rule but now notable for its precious stones, tourism and dubious human rights record.

Kyaukkhauk Pagoda, Thanlyin Township, Yangon Region, Myanmar

Bagan in Myanmar at sunrise.

Two young buddhist monks are sitting and smiling at Sandamuni Paya pagoda in mandalay, myanmar

Umin Thonze Pagoda, Sagaing Hills, Mandalay Myanmar - Burma

Novices at Pa Hto Taw Gyi, Migun Mandalay Myanmar

A captivating image of five intricately carved wooden monk statues, dressed in red robes and holding alms bowls, arranged in a row on a wooden table. The dimly lit background enhances the serene and spiritual ambiance, reflecting the cultural significance of Buddhism and traditional craftsmanship. These statues symbolize the Buddhist practice of almsgiving and devotion, making this image ideal for use in content related to spirituality, meditation, religious art, Southeast Asian culture, and sacred traditions.

A Woman walking near golden domes in a temple in Myanmar.

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Kyauk Taw Gyipagoda in Mandalay. Myanmar. (Burma).

Mang Thit brick kiln, a village making bricks and building houses next to Co Chien river, Vinh Long province

Forming sand pagodas , Songkran festival at Bangsean, Chonburi Thailand

Yangon / Rangoon, Myanmar / Burma: Sule Pagoda under a ray of sunshine, late in a stormy afternoon - The Sule pagoda or paya is a temple located in a round-about in downtown Yangon. The pagoda is distinguished from the rest because the octagonal shape of the base is carried over to the golden dome. During the British period, the city center was completely restructured and the pagoda served as the center. Since then, Sule Paya has served as a reference for kilometer distances to the north of the country. The temple has four entrances, oriented towards the four cardinal points. According to tradition, a relic, some of Buddha's hair is preserved inside.

The Watch Tower of Mandalay Palace, the last royal palace of the last Burmese monarchy, Mandalay, Myanmar

Wat Srichum, Lampang, Thailand

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Misty at Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar

Evening view on top of the mountain at Rattanabun Chedi viewpoint and soft light. In the valley there was a long mist can see many ancient pagodas. Located in Mrauk U city. Myanmar

Portrait of a Buddhist Monks crossing U Bein Bridge, Myanmar (Burma)

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Young novice Buddhist monks walking for morning alms in Bagan,

Mandalay, Myanmar - Feb 21, 2016. Fishermen on the lake near U Bein Bridge at sunrise in Mandalay, Myanmar. U Bein Bridge has become one of Myanmar iconic landmarks.

U Bein Bridge, Mandalay, Myanmar. U Bein Bridge is the oldest and longest span teakwood bridge in the world crossing the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura, Myanmar, a tourist attraction that generates income for row boat owners as well as local fishermen and farmers.

The Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, Myanmar (Burma)

Bagan is an archaeological zone of more than 2,000 ancient pagodas. It was built in 11th centuries during the rise of Bagan empire.Today Bagan is a part of Mandalay division, Myanmar.

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