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 © Fred Mayer, Myanmar Burma. On her way to the market The Intha people who live on the Inle Lake grow fruits and vegetables on floating islands. The several feet thick, landstrip are made from a fertile blend of marsh, soil and water hyacinth. They are attached to the lake bottom with bamboo poles. Every few years the islands are completely broken up, and new ones are constantly being created. There are 17 stilted villages on the lakeshore and islands mostly inhabited by the Inthas. The whole lake has a population of around 126,000 consisting of Intha, Shan, Taungthu, Taungyo, Pa-O, Danu, Kayah, Danaw and Burman people. |
 © Fred Mayer, Myanmar Burma Floating tourist market at Phaung Daw U-Pagode on Lake Inle. The Intha people who live on the Inle Lake grow fruits and vegetables on floating islands. The several feet thick, landstrip are made from a fertile blend of marsh, soil and water hyacinth. They are attached to the lake bottom with bamboo poles. Every few years the islands are completely broken up, and new ones are constantly being created. There are 17 stilted villages on the lakeshore and islands mostly inhabited by the Inthas. The whole lake has a population of around 126,000 consisting of Intha, Shan, Taungthu, Taungyo, Pa-O, Danu, Kayah, Danaw and Burman people. |
 © Fred Mayer, Myanmar Burma Floating tourist market at Phaung Daw U-Pagode on Lake Inle. The Intha people who live on the Inle Lake grow fruits and vegetables on floating islands. The several feet thick, landstrip are made from a fertile blend of marsh, soil and water hyacinth. They are attached to the lake bottom with bamboo poles. Every few years the islands are completely broken up, and new ones are constantly being created. There are 17 stilted villages on the lakeshore and islands mostly inhabited by the Inthas. The whole lake has a population of around 126,000 consisting of Intha, Shan, Taungthu, Taungyo, Pa-O, Danu, Kayah, Danaw and Burman people. |
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