I do remember seeing this on the main east-west avenue in downtown Yangon! In 10 years’ time I imagine the city will look (and feel) increasingly like Bangkok. KFC is by no means the worst option in this case – Outback Steakhouse would have been even more jarring. 😉
Ha, not too long before Outback Steakhouse finds its way to Bagan even! Isn’t it sad how all South Asian cities end up being homogenous clones? Bangalore is a case in point. It’s lost almost all its original character.
This contrast is a very good take on the challenge, Madhu!
Happy travels to you, too!
Wishing you a wonderful weekend,
Dina
Thank you very much Dina. Have a great day 🙂
I do remember seeing this on the main east-west avenue in downtown Yangon! In 10 years’ time I imagine the city will look (and feel) increasingly like Bangkok. KFC is by no means the worst option in this case – Outback Steakhouse would have been even more jarring. 😉
Ha, not too long before Outback Steakhouse finds its way to Bagan even! Isn’t it sad how all South Asian cities end up being homogenous clones? Bangalore is a case in point. It’s lost almost all its original character.
This is an amazing photo post which truly reflects the travellers experience and entices others to explore this place, truly a thrilling post.
Delighted you think so! Appreciate your visit and comment.
Your photo says it all…. what the world is coming to.
Visually, it’s a lot to take in. To me it says clash.
it kind of defines Myanmar’s struggle this days 😦