This is the forth set of photos from Inle Lake. The people live in mostly wooden homes resting on stilts which is what this set mostly contains.
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Interesting-
– the Sat TV dishes
– the “tourists” boats seems to have a hydraulic drive.
– spires ( what are they called? and purpose?
What does your husband/boyfriend think of your travel addiction?
A lot of the buildings also had solar panels too. The spires are called stupas – they usually contain religious objects, statues or relics.
He’s happy to go along with the addiction – sometimes he comes along for the journey and sometimes he doesn’t 🙂
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