Yangon, the Shwedagon Paya (paya means pagoda): magical evening, a city apart

Cane ball: extremely popular in Myanmar, it is played with a ball made of cane and involves skills like crazy jumping over the net!

The Mandalay marionnettes (mandalaymarionettes.com). Has travelled and performed internationally

A night at the movies... (town of Monya)

Coming soon..

And another one!

You can ring my bell

Lake Inle: no comments...

Before sunrise

Lost in Kakku

At the nunnery, Nyaung Shwe, lake Inle

Unannounced home visit, lake Inle

Before sunrise, moon still up, going to see the fishermen

Fishermen at work on lake Inle

More fishermen at work

Towards Sagar, going deep South on lake Inle

Monk meditating at the monastery of the jumping cats

(named by a LP journalist when he saw a monk training his cat to jump)

Amazing way to make fast a jar: ceramics at the village of Kyauk Taung, lake Inle

Can't get enough of boating...

Ordination day, somewhere near Nyaung Shwe, lake Inle

The cacophony at ordination day is unbelievable...

Hitting the waters to push the fish in their nets, lake Inle

In Sankar, after a three hours boat journey on tha lake Inle. Very few people around.

Meet Diamond, my tourist guide (end of the film)

Women planting rice. Huge amount of work...

Bagan, Shweshandaw Paya, around sunset. Unbelievable beauty...

More Bagan...

Do you Bagan?

Artisans at work, carving acquerware, and a lazy cat. City of New Bagan.

More lacquerware

Time lapse in Bagan. Amazing what a phone can do!