MINNANTHU, Myanmar — A house in Minnanthu Village in Bagan, Myanmar. Set amidst the archeological ruins of the Plain of Bagan, the tiny Minnanthu Village retains the traditional way of life.

Jun 22, 2020 · My aunt's little home in the village. Celebration of the Full Moon Festival in November, also known as Tazaungmone and cooking #fishcurry on OPEN FIRE. I al...

From royal religious complexes to rural dwellings, imaginatively carved teak buildings can be found across Myanmar. Richly decorated teak farmhouses have long been an intrinsic part of the Burmese countryside, but recent modernization coupled with politically motivated arson attacks represent a major threat to surviving teak structures.

Aug 13, 2024 · Myanmar’s traditional teak farmhouses, included on the 2020 World Monuments Watch, embody the country’s unique vernacular building traditions. However, in recent years modern building...

Aug 13, 2024 · An inside look at ongoing work to document Myanmar’s rapidly disappearing vernacular wooden architecture. Constructed out of teak wood, with bamboo walls and thatched roofs, elevated farmhouse buildings embody one of …

All Ann houses are raised off the ground. RM 2E54TXP – A traditional Inle Lake stilt house with Buddhist stupas in the background, Myanmar.

Discover the eco-friendly and community-centric aspects of Traditional Myanmar Stilt Houses. Learn about their history, significance, sustainable construction practices, and future directions.

Oct 25, 2015 · In many villages, life still flows according to the seasons and revolves around farming. Today, about three-quarters of Myanmar’s population is rural, much of which is concentrated along the country’s many rivers, where agriculture the obvious main livelihood due to the very fertile soil.

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A selection of pictures of towns and villages, taken in Myanmar at the beginning of the dry season in December 2002. The houses in rural areas are built with walls made of intertwined bamboo.