Life On Inle Lake In Myanmar


    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar


    Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake December 17, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. The famous lake is 22 kilometers long and 11 wide and has been a fishermans paradise for years where they use their leg rowing technique, standing on the stern on one leg and wrapping the other leg around the oar. They catch a type of Carp called Nga-hpein selling it for about USD 1.00. This allows the fishermen to better see many obstacles on the large lake offering relief to their arms. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)




    A man paddles his boat past a pagoda along Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar


    A man paddles his boat past a pagoda along Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)




    Burmese Long Neck wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake




    Burmese Long Neck children play as they wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake


    Burmese Long Neck children play as they wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)


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Life On Inle Lake In Myanmar


Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar




Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake in Myanmar


Intha leg rowing fishermen starts to fish in the early morning hours on Inle Lake December 17, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. The famous lake is 22 kilometers long and 11 wide and has been a fishermans paradise for years where they use their leg rowing technique, standing on the stern on one leg and wrapping the other leg around the oar. They catch a type of Carp called Nga-hpein selling it for about USD 1.00. This allows the fishermen to better see many obstacles on the large lake offering relief to their arms. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)




A man paddles his boat past a pagoda along Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar


A man paddles his boat past a pagoda along Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)




Burmese Long Neck wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake




Burmese Long Neck children play as they wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake


Burmese Long Neck children play as they wait for tourists to arrive at a handicraft shop on Inle Lake December 16, 2011 in Inle Lake, Myanmar. (Photo by Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)


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