Those who live in concrete jungles surrounded by man-made greenery find it hard to imagine how the Intha tribe still lives off the Inle lake today. Myanmar is a country of beautiful landscapes that range from mirror lakes to ancient kingdoms. “Mysteries of Myanmar”, a research project by Consulus, offers a glimpse into this land blessed with diverse communities and the untouched beauty of nature.
A fisherman of the Intha tribe leg-rowing in the Inle Lake
Palm sugar is still being harvested manually today
The sun rises over the ancient kingdom of Pagan in Bagan
The vibrant and diverse ethnic costumes of tribes in Myanmar
Traditional weaving of lotus silk
Edmund Ng is a Senior Design Consultant at Consulus. He has helped to create visual identities and environment designs for clients in the luxury sectors. He has brought his photography expertise to a wide range of industries that include F&B, banking and hospitality.
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