The maps illustrate the changes that took place in the village of Pancha over a period of 10 years (2005-2010). Overall, village witnessed a dramatic transformation, experiencing significant modernization and infrastructure development over the decade.
In 2005, Pancha was a simpler village, with key features including a primary school in the northeast corner of the village. The main road was a simple dirt path, and there were small houses clustered along it. A market could be found on the west, and a pagoda located in the east.
By 2015, notable changes had taken place. The most noticeable changes include the replacement of the dirt road with a large, paved road with clearly marked lanes and traffic infrastructure, including traffic lights as well as vehicles. Another noticeable change was that the houses were reduced in the residential area to the east of the main road. The market was arranged towards eastward, closer to the main road. Additionally, modern communication towers were constructed in the south. The primary school was expanded to a combined primary and secondary school. There was an increase in the number of pagodas. The last development occurred in the village was that two new square structures built near the pagoda, likely serving as a public or administrative building.