π Interesting Facts about Naypyidaw
ποΈ Naypyidaw became Myanmarβs capital in 2005, replacing Yangon in a surprise overnight move.
π Uppatasanti Pagoda, a replica of Shwedagon, stands 99 meters tall and enshrines a sacred Buddha tooth relic.
π Naypyidaw is known for its wide 20-lane highways, often nearly empty β making it one of the worldβs most spacious capitals.
π³ The city is meticulously planned with zones for government, military, residential, hotels, and recreation.
π¦ The Naypyidaw Zoological Gardens is the largest zoo in Myanmar, spanning 612 acres.
ποΈ The sprawling Parliament Complex is one of the largest legislative buildings in the world β but highly restricted to public view.
π‘ The National Landmark Garden displays miniatures of famous sites across Myanmar, showcasing cultural unity.
βοΈ Naypyidaw International Airport is built to accommodate large volumes, despite the city having a relatively low population density.
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