Glide over the tranquil waters of Inle Lake with this breathtaking drone footage, capturing its iconic stilt villages, floating gardens, and traditional fishermen balancing on their boats. Experience ...

Inle Lake, sunk into a valley 2800 feet above sea level in Burma’s Shan state, is like the region’s fertile San Joaquin Valley, producing a cornucopia of colorful vegetables in prolific amounts.

Inle Lake was once teeming with aquatic life, home to nearly 30 species of fish and snails, many of them endemic, but The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) now lists the lake's biodiversity status ...

Its Inle Lake region is replete with natural beauty and abundant natural resources. Three thousand feet above sea level, Inle Lake is 13 miles long and 7 miles wide.

At 22km long from north to south, Inle lake is the main life source for communities in this part of Myanmar's rural Shan plateau region.

Inle Lake uses a few varieties of boats: there are the small flat dinghies, rather like floating skate boards, that the acrobatic fishermen use and then there are the long sleek transit boats used for ...

Once a year at the end of October on Inle Lake in Myanmar, there is a festival of epic proportions. The lake’s canals and surrounding waterways are jammed with long boats rowed by over 100 men ...

24 February 2016 • 2:00pm The Intha fishermen of Inle Lake in Burma demonstrate their unusual technique for catching fish in the shallow water Picture: Jino Lee / Barcroft Media Credit: Jino Lee ...

Between 1992 and 2009, the portion of Inle covered by floating farms increased by 500%, according to a report from Myanmar's government. And the area under cultivation has only expanded since then ...