This is probably one of the well-preserved British colonial buildings in Yangon Myanmar. The Customs House is located along the Strand Road where most colonial buildings stand today as colonial heritage sites
The red-brick Customs House, built between 1912 and 1916 and designed by John Begg, one the Raj’s principal architects, is still functioning for its original purpose – as is the nearly century-old two-faced bracketed clock hanging from the base of the building’s white tower.