Traditional stilt houses and wooden structures over Inle Lake waters, Myanmar
Traditional wooden stilt houses line the murky waters of Inle Lake in Myanmar, with elevated walkways and balconies overlooking the lake under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
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Traditional Lake Living
Inle Lake, Myanmar's second-largest lake, has been home to the Intha people for centuries. Their distinctive stilt houses rise from the shallow waters, connected by wooden walkways and adapted to the lake's seasonal fluctuations.
Architectural Heritage
The elevated structures showcase traditional Burmese building techniques, with teak wood construction designed to withstand the humid tropical climate. These homes and businesses form floating communities that have remained largely unchanged for generations.
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