Inle Lake: A Sanctuary of Burmese Tradition and Thriving Nature | SLICE | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Inle Lake is a unique microcosm of Burmese culture set amidst breathtaking nature. The way the people of the lake live arouses a sense of yearning and conveys the illusion of an archaic, perfect world. Here, the whole scope of Burmese ancient traditions is reflected unadulterated. For a long time the region was inaccessible to outsiders, but now, in the course of the country’s political reorientation, the life circumstances of the people of the lake are changing too.
The lake is a lifeline for fishermen and farmers alike. The unique floating gardens of the latter are cultivated on the water’s surface, resembling a giant carpet of water lilies. At dawn the fishermen skillfully row out to cast their nets. Their leg-rowing technique is unique. An utterly magical ambience in a magical place.
Documentary : The People of Inle Lake
Direction : Christopher Gerisch
Production : Spiegel TV
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[@dr.brandileebunge]

It was very interesting and eye-opening to learn about another beautiful culture and people. Thank you. 🙏❤️🌟

[@linaung2006]

This video is in Myanmar.

[@brendalazoaquino4102]

Slice, gracias por compartir estos documentales por que me ayudan a ver la vida de otra manera.

[@linaung2006]

Thank you for presenting about our country, Myanmar.

[@chrisallen7068]

A glimpse into a unique culture and way of life of a people whose lives are governed by their environment. I hope the pressures of modern life does not destroy it. Thank you.🙏

[@salmon2484]

Shan state in Myanmar i think so amazing city the ppl, foood, and all the travel so absolutely i fall in love again and again. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sachamcphedran6943]

Thank you

[@samsien9105]

Thank s for share of documentary, you have been work hard to film around the world , slice is my v d o watched for me when I want to see Doc- countries around the world that is the best chance how countries and the people are doing and living 🙏👍👍❤✋.

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Thank you! Most of the time, we're so immersed in our own lives that it's hard to imagine people in Myanmar surviving thanks to their floating gardens, but there they are!

[@aprianto1985]

Nice to know it

[@linaung2006]

We invite you to visit Myanmar.

[@takuan650]

Yes, it's ok to watch something a couple of times. Just last week I watched the same footage the second time. Now it's on again. 'Slice' needs clicks and repeats and repeats until nausea sets in.

[@chrisallen7068]

Then don't watch it again and stop complaining. That way you won't feel nauseated and we don't have to put up with your whingeing.

[@DramaHidup-mb1lj]

Good Movie❤

[@zingzing8915]

Slice channel please make your videos able to download...your loving fan. Thanks

[@linaung2006]

This video is in Myanmar.

[@azharulislam4975]

I really curious about Myanmar and their culture. From a neighbour 🇧🇩.

[@eltonbritt1502]

This documentary was made about a decade ago. The kids featured here are now teens.👍

[@nellyphillips5688]

I've seen this q while ago

[@1inabillion]

Pin please 😊,very good documentary

[@linaung2006]

We invite you to visit our country, Myanmar.

[@1inabillion]

@@linaung2006 sure I will , best time ?

[@pinetree-s5j]

A peaceful country ♥with charming local people and abundant natural resources, Myanmar has been controlled by greedy military generals for over 70 years. This has continued since Myanmar gained independence from the British, achieved with the help of General Aung San, the father of Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and the national hero of the Myanmar people.

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

Just contrast this honest living with the new king of Thailand

[@linaung2006]

This video is not in Thailand.It is from Myanmar.

[@nica77maniloco38]

Why only women out mud on their faces while the men don’t? And why can’t they wear hats to shade their faces?