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The two maps compares Pancha Village in 2005 and 2015 after several changes occured.

Overall, Pancha Village had been significantly developed with the expansion of the road and the installation of cable system. Other changes were also made within its basic layout

to begin with, the rough soil road in the middle of the village in 2005 was changed to a larger bituminous one with additional road marks and traffic signs in 2015. additionally on the left side of the road, the number of buildings remained unchanged over the period though three of them upgraded from using antennas to satelite dishes. the marketplace below the houses was expanded and neatly rearrannged whereas a cable system along the road connected to the two base transeiver stations was established.

on the right side of the road, the primary school was split into a secondary school and primary school, a flagpole was added in the middle of the school yard. two houses was removed in the middle eastern part and the remaining one also replaced its antenna with a satelite dish. the pagoda complex undergo a few resizes from two buildings to 3 smaller ones.

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The two maps describes the development of Pancha Village in the 10-year period, starting from 2005.

Overall, the layout of the village remained unchanged. However, there had been a number of significant innovations in the infrastructure and facilities, the most important of which are the expansion of the road construction and the new established cable system.

In the north west of Pancha Village, the residential dwellings were equipped with the satellite dishes, replaced the old aerials in 2005. Meanwhile, the market area below was enlarged from few disorder shops to 8 shops in 2 rows, and there was a new base transciever station constructed opposite. Noticeably, the dirt road in the center was asphalted and modernized into a new two-lane road with traffic signs aside. Additionally, due to the electricity using demands, in 2015, the electricity poles were built along the main road to provide power needed.

To the east, the primary school area had gone through a renovation with the secondary school added for students in higher grades. There was a small changes in the housing area in this side that it became tinier, from 3 to only 1 house. Finally, the Buddhist temples in the south-east were transformed into 3 smaller pagodas.

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The given plans depict the changes in Pancha Village from 2005 to 2015.

Overall, the village has undergone numerous changes in communication, transportation and infrastructure in the period of 10 years. The most significant changes are road, resident's housing and education buildings.

In the western area of the village, almost every houses have had satellite dishes to catch television signal. Moreover, the market has been expand with more stall. There are also electricity pole to bring electricity to the village. There used to be a rock road but now it has been replaced with a more modern road and some road signs.

In the east of the village, the old primary school had been renovated into a primary and secondary school with three buildings and a flag pole in the middle of the school. There was three houses in the west of the school, but twos have been demolished. Futhermore, the pagoda in the southeast has been constructed from two buildings to three buildings.

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The pictures illustrate changes made in Pancha Village after a period of 10 years starting from 2005.

Overall, the village had undergone many dramatic changes, including the upgrades of many facilities, the modernization of the dirt road, and the renovation of the village’s school.

The houses in a residential area in the west of the village had been equipped with satellite disks for catching better signals for televisions. In the southwest of the village, there had been a reorganization for the market to make room for constructing two TV towers right below it. The road that separates the village into two sections had experienced a major upgrade with the addition of electricity polls and signs.

In the northeastern area of the village, the school had been renovated from being a primary school to serving the purpose of both primary school and secondary school. Two in three houses in the east had been deconstructed. The pagoda located in the southeastern area of the map had replaced the large building with two smaller ones.

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The given maps demonstrates the changes of Pancha village between 2005 and 2015.
Overall, the basic layout of the village remains unchanged, with the reconstruction of the road and the improvements of the infrastructure.

In the western area of the village, 3 out of 4 houses which were equipped with the arial replaced the equipment with new satellite dishes.  Below the residential dwellings, the market has been increased from 5 to 8 and reorganized into 2 rows, so as it looked more clearly instead of being located randomly. Two radio poles has been added in the south east in order to catch more signal.

In the middle of the village, the old bumpy road has been modernized into a much smoother road being created by cement with the addition number of traffic signs and a new line of electric poles . To the north east of the village, 2 buildings that are primary school has been reconstructed into 3 buildings with an flag pole in the middle, where secondary school has been added in order to acquire the studying demand of the village’s students. Finally, in the southwest area of the village, the old and big pagoda no longer exist, thus, it was replaced by two small ones; one next to the existing pagoda and the other was next to the entrance gate of the compound.

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The maps below show the development of Pancha Village between 2005 and 2015.

Overall, the village underwent a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which is the fact that electricity poles were  added and old aerials were replaced by new satellite dishes, which made it a more modern place.

In the northwest, houses were equipped with modern satellite dishes in or order to receive better TV signal. The market in the close vicinity of the houses became larger and sold more products to offer the need of the resident. The road in the middle of the village was widened and modernised, which made it safer and more convenient. Two base transceiver stations and 6 electricity pole was added in close proximity of the new road, which is the biggest change to make Pancha a more modern village.

In the southeastern area, the location of the pagodas in the pagoda complex has been change, making room for adding one more pagoda. Two houses nearby the pagoda complex has been demolished. The school area was fully reconstructed, with the addition of a secondary school and a flag pole in the middle of the compound.

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The two plans given shows information regarding changes that had been made to the Pancha Village between the year 2005 and 2006.

Overall, throughout 10 years, Pancha Village had gone through a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which are  the addition of more facilities and the modernisation of different features.

In the western areas of the site, 3 of the houses which had been using arial, now was equipped with new satellite dishes, while the others remains unchanged. In the southwest region of the plan, the market was organised into rows, with the addition of even more isles. Two new radio poles have been built in order to give people communication throughout the region. It is also noticable that the road has been rennovated from a bumpy dirt road to a smoother cement road. On the side of the road, there is the addition of 6 electricity poles providing energy to the whole area, which was unseen in the plans of 2005, and the traffic signs that was included for safety.

Regarding the eastern part of the plan for the village, the primary school has underwent a significant rennovation . through 5 years, making it available also for secondary students to study. It is visible that two houses where removed from the area. The pagoda has also undergone a reconstruction, changing the template of the buildings from 2 large buildings to 3 smaller buildings.

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The provided plans demonstrate the shift of Pancha village between 2005 and 2015.

In general, it is unquestionable that there were dramatic changes of the village regarding infrastructure, Buddhist temple and educational establishments which made this village become well-equipped.

In the West part of the village, five residential accommodations stayed in the identical positions in 2005 but 3 three of them used modern satellite dishes instead of old-fashion antennas in 2015. In West-South, market area was expanded from 5 to 8 and was suitably arranged into two rows where as two modern-day buildings was established to help the satellite dishes work. In the middle of the plans, the road was enhanced by eliminating obstacles and adding asphalt. Additionally, more light poles were added to the left side of the road so as to make it more clear at night.

In the East, primary school was split into secondary school and primary school due to modernization. In the middle of the Eastern, two houses were eliminated and the others used satellite dishes instead of out-moded antenna. The religion areas observed the separation of big pagoda into two small ones whereas more cue sheaths were put into the right part of the road in order to ensure the driver's safety

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The picture depicts how the Pancha Village transfromed between 2005 and 2015.
Overall, the layout of the village remained the same, however, there were many electricity facilities added , turning it from a rural village into an urbanized zone.
In the north west, there used to be flag poles in houses, but it was mostly superseded by antennas. In order to meet up the demand of villagers, the marketplace increased and was put in order, opposite to it, 2 satellite dishes was errected. The main road saw significant changes, with road expanded and overlayed asphalt, electricity poled and traffic signs were established to enhance the infrastructure and amenities for the villagers.
In the northeastern area of the village, the primary school was renovated with more facilities so that it can improve the teaching quality. Furthermore, the population decreased in the eastern area of the village, with 3 houses lessen to merely a house and flag poles were replaced with antennas. The pagoda was renovated from 2 buildings into 3 buildings.

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The two maps below illustrate the differences of Pancha village between 2005 and 2015.

Overall, the village underwent several major changes regarding facilities, buildings and road. However, the basic layout of the area has remained unchanged.

In the western area of the site, houses used to use aerial, which turned into satellite dishes 10 years later. Next to which is a market that with a few disorder shops that had more shops were placed in order by 2015. Down to the West South corner of the plan, cell phone towers were added in 2015. In the middle of the map, by 2005, the road was filled with soil and stones which was asphalted in the next 10 years. Moreover, electricity poles were placed along the sideline of the road with signs on the opposite side.

The eastern area saw dramatic changes with Primary school renovated to primary and Secondary school. Despite the fact that houses in the eastern area were modernized with satellite dishes, few houses were removed. To the south of these recreational amenities, more small pagodas were built in 2015 to replace one big pagoda.

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The two given maps depict Pancha Village in 2005 and 2015 after several changes.

Overall, Pancha Village had been developed and the major improvements were the road expansion and the installation of electric poles. Other changes were also made to its buildings over time.

In 2005, Pancha Village was a poor area with a very simple and narrow road. In 2015, the path had been re-erected into a wider, maybe made of concrete one, which trucks and cars could move more easily. Moreover, traffic signs were also added to the right side of the road. On both sides of the road, there were houses, a market, schools and pagodas. Looking at the west of the second plan, we can see electric poles were conducted along the road, helping the people life's be more convenient.

Houses and buildings surrounding also had some minor changes. The market, on the left side of the road, was rearranged in a neat and tidier way compared to it in 2005 and more booth were added. Opposite the market used to be two pagodas but now the larger pagoda were replaced by two small ones. Beside that, the school on the northeast had been reconstructed. In 2005, there were two buildings of a primary school, which were reconstructed into three buildings of both primary and secondary school and a flagpole was built in the center of the school land in 2015. In addition, between the schools and the pagodas, there used to be three houses, but now there is only house remains.

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The two pictures given depict the changes of Pancha Village between 2005 and 2015.

Overall, the village underwent several significant changes, such as the upgraded infrastructure with roads, the power and telecommunication systems, along with construction and renovation of some areas

On the left of the village, the number of houses remained constant. However, many of which were equipped with satellite dishes instead of antennas. In terms of the market, the number of merchandise stalls increased considerably to 8, and they were rearranged into two separated rows. In addition, on the blank space next to the market, two base transceiver stations were constructed, which showed the upgradation of the telecommunication system. Besides, the road of Pancha village was reconstructed with two separate lanes, along with the asphalt and the signage system. Moreover, the village was also equipped with the power lines next to the road.

With respect to the right side, the former primary school was renovated to an inter-level school with three buildings. Furthermore, two of three houses in the vicinity of the school were demolished, and the pagoda was reconstructed with three distinct buildings.

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The two pictures describe Pancha village in 2 different period, 2005 and 2015, with several changes within.
Overall, Pancha village has developed and modernized with the installation of many electric poles and aerials. Other changes were also made to roads, schools and pagodas.
In 2005, Pancha village was very simple with 5 small traditional  houses on the east with 3 more on the west side of the road. But in 2005 2 out of the 3 houses was demolished and most of the house was enhance with satellite dishes and aerials next to it for better service. In the south-eastern area of the village, the market expanded and was relocated so it would be orderly. Behind the market was the installment of an electric pole, with that citizens there could watch television of use the internet easier.
In 2005, roads were small and filled with rocks and was difficult to ride on. 10 years later it was reconstructed and made wider, and was marked with traffic signs. It also was made of a different material, concrete, therefore easier for cars and truck to pass by. The primary school in the northern- western part of the village was renovated and expanded from being a primary to school to a primary and secondary school. In addition a flag pole was added in the middle of the school for representing them. The pagoda in the south-west of the village was divided into smaller houses and separated further from each other in the same amount of space they got in 2005

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The given pictures show changes made in Pancha Village after a ten-year duration starting in 2005.
Overall, the village has been significantly upgraded, with the expansion of the roads the appearance of the cable system, and also the alterations made to the buildings.
In the western part of the village, the houses remain the same as that of ten years ago. The market has been expanded, and there are a new appearance of two broadcast towers errected in the southwest.
In the northeast, there used to be a primary school only, but now it has been ameliorated to primary and secondary schools. The houses in the east has been demolished quite a lot, only a few left. The pagoda has also witnessed noiticable changes, from two buildings in 2005 to three ten years later.

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The given maps illustrate transition take place in Pancha village between 2005 and 2015.
Overall, Pancha village had been developed and the major improvements were the road extension and the installation of the electricity system. Other changes were made to its building over time.
In the west, houses used aerial have been replaced with the modern atenna in order to catch better TV waves. While the market was expanded the number of shops to help people with their needs. Two poles were erected in the south west. The small road was mordenized into a wider, concrete which trucks and cars could move easily, whereas traffic sign boards were added near to read. In 2005, the village had no electricity connection, but the electricity system was established nearby the road.
The eastern part of the village has seen changes, with the primary school being renovated and established a secondary school in addition to a gym. Pagoda was on the same road side with schools, there were 2 pagodas in 2005, another pagoda was added in 2015. Between the schools and pagodas, there used to be 3 houses, but it was then turned into only one.

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The map illustrates Pancha Village before and after a five-year development.

Overall, it is clear that there have been significant changes made to the village, the most noticeable of which are the changes in road, housing and educational buildings

In the western area of the village, the housing areas were equipped with satellite dishes in order to pick up TV dishes, while the markets complex underwent an expansion. Furthermore, in the south west region of the village, two new signal towers were constructed in order to transmit and receive signal. Besides the main road, electricity poles were erected to reinforce the power systems. In the central part of the map, the main road, which used to be filled with dirt in 2005 was modernized in 2015 to facilitate transporting

The eastern part of the village has seen significant changes, with the function of the educational area transformed to not only serve the need of primary but also secondary school and the demolition of two houses. Moreover, the number of pagodas has been converted from two to three buildings.

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The pictures given illustrate changes made to Pancha village between 2005 and 2015.

Overall, Pancha village had witnessed a significant change in the infrastructures during the last 10 years to cater for the ever changing needs of the residents.

The housing area in the western area remained the same but the ones in the middle area have had two houses demolished . In addition , the residents had now been able to use satellites dishes to watch television more clearly, with an abundant amount of power generated by the newly built electricity poles along the road . The old road in the middle has now been filled with asphalt to make transportation easier.

Just below the housing area in the west is the market, now has been heavily expanded upon. The big pagoda in the south-east of the plans now has been converted into 2 smaller ones. As for the school in the north-west , it has now been renovated in order to teach both primary and secondary students . Finally , just right under the market , there are now 2 newly constructed cellphone towers

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The map below shows the development in Pancha village from 2005 to 2015.
Overall, the village has undergone a number of dramatic changes, the most significant of which is the modernization of the dirt road making it easier to renovate the village.
In the Western and North-western part of the village, aerials in some houses were replaced by satelite dishes to catch the TV signal. Directly opposite to the residential area in the West is the market, which remain it's position throughout 10 years but were enlarged with more kiots in 2015. In the South-west of the village, an addition of signal poles was made to improve the communication in the village.
In the middle of the village used to be dirt road which was replaced by asphalt, surrounding with electricity poles. In the north-eastern part of the village, the primary school was renovated, adding a secodary school to the old primary one. Next to the school is the residential area. Some houses were demolished and added some road signs. The pagoda in the south-eastern area was reconstructed, changing it form 2 buidings to 3 smaller buildings.

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The map given highlights the transformation of the village of Pancha after a 10-year period, ending in 2015.

As can be inferred from the map, the village has undergone a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which are the addition of facilities, and the modernization of different features.

To the west, three out of four houses then equipped with aerial have replaced the equipment with new satellite dishes, while the other remains unchanged. In the southwest, the market aisles have been aligned in rows, rather than randomly located in 2005. Two radio poles have also been erected so as to transfer and receive signals. The middle part of the map have experience a complete shift with the appearance of a total of six electricity poles providing energy to the area, which was unseen in the plans of 2005. Furthermore, the dirt road in the center have been asphalted and converted into a two-lane road, accompanying by new warning signs aside.

Regarding the eastern part of the village, the primary school has undergone a significant renovation throughout the 5-year span, making it now available for students of secondary qualification. In the adjacent housing area, only one over three houses remains, in which the satellite dish is in use instead of aerial. To the southeast, the number of Buddhist temples has increased to three by dividing the major pagoda into two smaller ones.

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The given picture illustrates the changes made to the Pancha Village in 2005 and 2015.

As can be seen from the given pictures, the basic layout of the village is still the same, with the road in the middle and houses in the west and pagoda and school in the east.

In the west, there were not many changes in ten years, although there were a few significant ones. While the houses were still the same but equipped with satellite dishes, the market was extended and refurbished. Moreover, in the southwest of the picture, the authorities built a new BTS( Base Transceiver Station) to support the local residents’ life. Besides, a dirty and rocky road of 2005 was completely gone, and it was replaced by a more modern and cleaner asphalt road. On the roadside of a new asphalt road, a new line of electric poles were established, to light the road and also bring more efficient electricity for people in the area.

A number of noticeable changes were seen in the eastern side of the village. In 2005, there were only 2 primary schools in the compound up in the northeast corner, but a decade later, a secondary school was added to the compound, with an addition of flag poles. It can be seen that two houses on the side of the road were demolished, and two new traffic signs were placed next to two old houses. Finally, in the southwest area of the village, the old and big pagoda no longer exist, thus, it was replaced by two small ones; one next to the existing pagoda and the other was next to the entrance gate of the compound.

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The given pictures depict the transition occur in Pancha villiage between 2005 and 2015
Overall, during 10 years ,the center had undergone a drastic development in favour of transportation and infrastructure.
In term of the west ,residential dwellings were generally stable in 10 years. Below accommodation area, the number of market was increased from 5 to 8 and realigned to two rows. More over, in the south-east, 2 modern buildings were established to cater for villager in term of antenna connection .Especially, the road in the middle of the picture was broaden and modernized with zebra crossing, numerous signs and electric lamps around.
Regarding the eastern area, In 2005, there was a primary school with 2 buildings in the  north-east whereas in 2005 it were refurbished and one more premise was erected to a secondary school. In the vicinity, 2 houses were disappeared while the number of building in Pagoda was went up.

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The two plans depicts changes made to Pancha Village between 2005 and 2006.
As can be inferred from the plans, Pancha Village had gone through significant changes, most notable of which is the modernization of various facilities as well as the road.
Firstly, on the right of left of the plans, the houses remained in the same position as it did from 2005, however, houses had started to changed to using the more modern satellite dishes instead of the old-fashioned antenna. Just below the houses is the market, which had become more organized and larger in scale as well, increasing the comfort and ranges of choices of customer. Right in the between the plans, the road that was once the rough dirt road filled with hard and bumpy rocks had been turned into a much smoother road created by cement. On the left side of the road are electric poles which weren't seen in the plans of 2005.
On the North East side of the map lied the primary school which was renovated into both a secondary and primary school in order to meet the needs of the village's students. Below the schools, there were 3 houses in 2005, however, two of the houses disappeared and the one that is left had converted to using satellite dish instead of an antenna. The South East side of the area had two pagodas which was separated into 3 smaller pagodas in 2015