INLE LAKE WETLAND SANCTUARY / CULTURAL HERITAGE

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February 4th 2016

Published: June 10th 2017

Geo: 20.5672, 96.9159We began the day with a visit to a protected wetland sanctuary that's home to more than 350 bird species. We saw a number of herons, warblers, cormorants, barbets, wild ducks and egrets. We had a Burmese lunch at Inthar Heritage House, a beautiful wooden structure built on stilts in the middle of the lake. Downstairs is a Burmese cat sanctuary, the product of a breeding pr... Read Full Entry

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5th February 2016

mom
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Buildings are so colorful. And everything seems to be very clean....no litter nor graffiti. So enjoying a most interesting history lesson each day. Great. Xxoo

8th February 2016

Matt Ashenden
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If you tell me one more time that the Pathers lost, I'll keell you.

12th February 2016

katieliza
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Sounds lovely. You two are looking good! Interesting insence burners.

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