# Traditional wooden boats and stilt houses on Inle Lake, Myanmar

> A panoramic view from a wooden boat shows traditional stilt houses and local fishermen navigating the brown waters of Inle Lake in Myanmar on April 24, 2015.

## Technical Details
- **Photo ID:** `1504240921`
- **Photographer:** Daniel Sczepansky
- **Location:** Inle Lake, Myanmar
- **Coordinates:** Not publicly geo-tagged
- **Capture Date:** 2015-04-24
- **Dimensions:** 10222 × 2931 px (30.0 Megapixels)
- **Aspect Ratio:** 3.49:1
- **Projection Type:** cylindrical
- **Camera:** Professional Panorama System
- **Lens:** High-Resolution Optics

## Visual Tags
Architecture > Vernacular > Stilt Houses, Asian travel, Culture > Traditional Lifestyle > Fishing Villages, Inle Lake tourism, Myanmar travel, Shan State, Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia destinations, Transportation > Water > Traditional Boats, Travel > Asia > Myanmar, Travel > Lakes > Inle Lake, UNESCO biosphere reserve, UNESCO site, ancient traditions, authentic experience, authentic travel experiences, blue sky, brown water, bucket list, cultural heritage, cultural photography, culture, fishermen, inle lake, lake, leg-rowing, myanmar, off the beaten path, photography destination, rural village, stilt houses, stilt village, traditional architecture, traditional fishing, traditional lifestyle, travel, water village, waterborne community, wooden boat, wooden walkway

## Licensing Options
- **Standard Commercial ($49):** Commercial web, advertising, apps, social media, print runs up to 500,000 copies.
- **Extended Commercial ($149):** Unlimited print runs, products for resale, print-on-demand.
- **Editorial ($29):** Truthful news, documentary, and educational publishing.
- **Free Comp Preview:** 960px watermarked comp for layout testing.

## Direct Links
- **Canonical Web Page:** https://www.panoearth.com/photos/1504240921/traditional-wooden-boats-and-stilt-houses-on-inle-lake-myanm/
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