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Naypyidaw is located in the central part of Myanmar (Burma), in Southeast Asia. It is the capital city of Myanmar, officially designated as such in 2005, replacing Yangon (Rangoon). Known for its modern infrastructure, governmental institutions, and vast green spaces, Naypyidaw stands as a symbol of Myanmar’s development. Positioned in the Mandalay Region, Naypyidaw’s location as the political and administrative center reflects Myanmar’s efforts to decentralize governance. The city’s expansive parks, government complexes, and its role as the political capital showcase Naypyidaw as a place where modernity meets the traditional charm of Myanmar.
