Myanmar cave relics

PHA-AN, Myanmar - Photo shows Buddhist statues and walls with small Buddhist images inside Kaw Goon cave near Pha-an, the capital of Kayin State in eastern Myanmar on Dec. 2, 2012. Experts call for improved maintenance as the state of preservation has been poor.

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