TRAVEL PHOTO BLOG ~everyday, you find here an inspiring travel picture~
Apparently, the name “Yangon” is a combination of two words “yan” and “koun” what’s translated as “end of strife”. 🙂
Today’s picture shows a modern face of Yangon, however only a tiny part of the city looks like that.
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Z ciekawostek – nazwę miasta Rangun można przetłumaczyć jako “koniec wojny”. 🙂
A na dzisiejszym zdjęciu widzicie nowoczesny fragment Rangun – tak zdecydowanie wygląda tylko malutka część miasta.
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Piękna nazwa miasta 🙂
It looks very modern — unexpectedly so.
Wesołych Świąt dla Ciebie i Twoich bliskich. Serdeczne pozdrowienia!
Un nome che sarebbe bello anche per tanti altri luoghi!!