The location of the “floating market” around the Lake changes depending on the day. Click here for the 2013 calendar for the Inle Lake Floating Markets.
Check out my iPhone set of photos from Burma here.
Related: The Cats of Inle Lake
The location of the “floating market” around the Lake changes depending on the day. Click here for the 2013 calendar for the Inle Lake Floating Markets.
Check out my iPhone set of photos from Burma here.
Related: The Cats of Inle Lake
Beautiful! I want one of those colorful bags, no, I want two: it’s perfect to go to a farmer’s market! And all those spices make my head spin. Lovely post! 🙂
Thanks – glad you enjoyed!
Wonderful photos Mardi. What a lovely trip you must have had. I hope you brought home one of those beautiful shopping baskets.
No room for that. 🙁
Pictures worth a thousand words…
Thanks Colette!
Oh my word! I’m tempted to book a flight right now. Beautiful photos, as always!
You’re SO close!!
I love how many of your shots include the people as well — I like market photos, but I enjoy them even more when I can see the faces behind the products! Gives me something to think about.
I’ve tried to get better at including people! Thank you!
Beautiful pics, Mardi! iPhone photos show a different perspective to a DSLR, and I quite like it…
Thanks Corinne, although these ARE my DSLR pictures… the link at the bottom is to my iPhone pictures 😉
Whenever I travel, I always enjoy the local markets. It gives me a chance to experience the culture and lets be honest, its so fun! I have yet to travel to Inle Lake, Burma, but I am sure I would love it. The spices are making my mouth water. I can just imagine the amazing aroma. The pictures are magnificent. I am definitely adding it to my bucket list. Great post, thank you for sharing!
-Sara