File:Mawlamyine banner Reclining Buddha - Win Sein Taw Ya.jpg

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English: Panorama of Reclining Buddha (World's Largest) - Win Sein Taw Ya - Near Mwalamyine (Moulmein) - Myanmar (Burma).
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