Also see: Classic Myanmar – A Photography Tour It’s been a few years since I have been travelling to Myanmar regularly. Each time I revisit the country, I can’t help but wonder how beautiful and photogenic the country is, how graceful its people are, how aesthetic its tall pagodas are and how composed its monks are. […]
Also see: our photography tour to Myanmar in October. Inle Lake is a world built on water. Located on the lake are several villages on stilts standing tall above the water. Life here revolves within the lake’s waters: their markets are floating, their vegetable gardens are on the water and their livelihood largely depends on fish. While […]
If the giant pagoda at Mingun was completed, it would have been the largest in all of Myanmar and perhaps in the entire world. But when astrologers advised that the king would die on completion of the structure, work was suspended. Some ancient structures are charming due to their dilapidation and Mingun pagoda is one such place. […]
Also see: our photography tour to Myanmar. During my journeys through the cities and smaller places in Myanmar, I always enjoyed meeting and interacting with Buddhist monks. You find them almost everywhere across the country in fairly good numbers, be it in large cities or the countryside. They are genial people who are happy to talk and spend […]
Also see: Our photography tour to Myanmar Somewhere in the central parts of Myanmar, surrounded by Shan Hills, is the expansive waters of a lake called Inle. The lake is popular, thanks to the amazingly skillful people of Intha tribe who row their boats with a leg, keeping their hands free for efficient fishing. But this lake habitat […]