Bangkok｜I started crying after seeing the third photo! 27 days after the earthquake, this exhibition reminded me of how beautiful Myanmar used to be

In a new corner of Bangkok's art and culture, there is a small exhibition area that you may miss. It is exhibiting in a low-key manner. The exhibition area is small and there is no noisy setting, but every photo hits my heart hard. It was an earthquake that occurred on March 28, 2025. The photographer went deep into the disaster area and captured the strength and helplessness of life in the devastated scene. I couldn't help but tear up when I stood in front of the third photo - a little girl was sitting in front of her collapsed home, her eyes empty but she was still holding the doll tightly, which was all she had left. Myanmar was once one of my favorite countries: simple, kind, leisurely and full of faith. But it has experienced a lot in recent years, including a coup, a blockade, and now an earthquake. Every blow is like telling this country that you can't live well This exhibition does not have any unnecessary preaching, only pictures that tell the reality and pain. Useful information: Store name｜Bangkok Art and Culture Center (BACC) Address｜939 Rama I Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Time｜Daily 10:00–20:00 (Closed on Mondays) #BangkokTourism #In-depthTravel #MyanmarEarthquake #BACCExhibition #ThailandFreeTravel #SoutheastAsianPhotographyExhibition #EmotionalResonance #ExhibitionRecommendation #March28Earthquake #MyanmarDocumentaryPhotography #DisasterAndRebirth #ReflectionOnTravel #AprilGoodDestinations2025