Lamat

30/07/2020

Crazy driving in traffic jam

30/07/2020

Khmer perfection in one 📷
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24/07/2020

24/07/2020

A picture that say more than a thousand words...
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22/07/2020

More than just ruins, Cambodia has places you must walk and enjoy!

06/04/2020

🇲🇲 A picture that tells more than 1,000 words. Full of color and traditions, Myanmar has wonders to be discovered. 🇲🇲

23/03/2020

All teak monastery originally part of the Royal Palace
The Shwenandaw Monastery is one of the finest examples of traditional 19th century wooden monastery building in the country.

The monastery that is also known as he Shwenandaw Kyaung is a very finely carved teak wooden monastery building just outside the Mandalay Royal Palace, on the same grounds as the Atumashi Monastery. The monastery is also called the Golden Palace Monastery, because it used to be part of the Mandalay Royal Palace and was completely gilded.

Both exterior and interior of the monastery are decorated with intricate wood carvings.

19/03/2020

Sunset is one of the most peaceful times of day on Inle Lake. As the locals make their way back to their homes after a long day, you’ll head out on the lake in a boat to watch the sunset over the Shan Mountains and admire the floating gardens.

17/03/2020

In western Shan State, you will find picturesque Inle Lake, famous for its floating villages and gardens and the unique way of life of the local Intha people, with their living communities based entirely on the water.

The lake, which measures 22 km long by 10 km wide, and sits in a valley between two mountain ranges, feels like a different world to the rest of Myanmar: in villages and towns across the lake, wooden houses are built on stilts and fishermen steer their one-man boats with a characteristic rowing style, wrapping one leg around their oar.

10/03/2020

Mount Popa is an extinct volcano on the slopes of which can be found the sacred Popa Taungkalat monastery, perched dramatically atop a huge rocky outcrop. The monastery is entirely surrounded by sheer cliff faces and offers stunning views of the surrounding plains and Mount Popa itself.
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The monastery at Taungkalat (meaning ‘Pedestal Hill’) is famed for being home to 37 nats (Burmese spirits), which are represented by statues at the base of the volcanic outcrop. From here, you can climb up the 777 steps to the monastery at the top, where you will find a 360-degree panorama and a labyrinth of shrines to explore.
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