Inle Lake was once teeming with aquatic life, home to nearly 30 species of fish and snails, many of them endemic, but The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) ...

Inle Lake, sunk into a valley 2800 feet above sea level in Burma’s Shan state, is like the region’s fertile San Joaquin Valley, producing a cornucopia of colorful vegetables in prolific amounts.

At an altitude of 900m and surrounded by the famed Shan hills, Inle Lake’s ecosystem is isolated from neighbouring aquatic areas, a factor that contributes to its individual importance ...

It's a short flight of about 90 minutes from Yangon to Inle Lake and it's worth a window seat. Myanmar is a predominantly rural country, but "rural" doesn't really do it justice. Even from the air you ...

Burma’s eastern Shan state is home to more than 35 of the country’s 135 ethnic minorities. Its Inle Lake region is replete with natural beauty and abundant natural resources. Three thousand ...

The Nga Phe Kyaung monks and their 15 hoop-jumping felines are becoming Inle Lake's biggest attraction, with about 200 visitors a day. Catapulting to fame at a quiet lake monastery - Los Angeles Times ...

Editor’s note: This is the seventh and final article in a series of seven. To read the other installments, visit www.vaildaily.com. Completing the triangle of Myanmar tourism is the ...

NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar - A plan to develop tourism around Inle Lake is currently being discussed and will be revealed soon, the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism has said.