The Sustainable Metropolis Mrauku 1433 1785 Ad R Myomyint Sein by R. Myomyint Sein instant download after payment.

The article you are about to read may appear as an unbelievable epic, occurred in the middle ages in Southeast Asia. It is about a thriving sustainable international 'Urban-center', which was conceived and designed for security purposes that eventually developed into a world renowned 'Metropolitan City". It existed for approximately four hundred years (352 years), aw-inspired travelers, traders and diplomats alike from all over the world. It is described by the European travelers as 'Venice' of Southeast Asia. When I first read about Mro_haung (Mrauk-U) travelogues and other write-ups I found it very amusing and even admired the writers for their wit and imagination of fairy tale settings. The cityscape of hills, valleys, plains, rivers, streams/creeks, lakes, dams and plantations, all well designed and coordinated within and around the urban landscape of the Palace City. Moreover, Stupas, Mosque, Temples, Libraries, Ordination Halls and other public and residential buildings. Imagine the sights and sounds of their times and you are transported into the world of "Mary Poppin" way back in the middle ages in Southeast Asia!!!!