Cultural preservation is one of our key missions, and we have discovered some remarkable local efforts in addition to our ongoing research on Shan-ni language.
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After a couple months of heat, the first drops of rainy season have begun to fall.
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Kachin State is named for its famous hill-dwelling people, but the Shan-ni are the main ethnic group of Indawgyi along with many of the valleys and lowlands of northern Myanmar.
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High in the hills around Indawgyi Lake, you can find numerous farms and other forms of agriculture in places where no car or motorcycle could ever go.
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This week we write about Lon Ton Village. We went to weddings, monasteries, and other community events to learn about the place Face of Indawgyi calls home
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Ma Mon Kaing Village was founded over hundred years ago and has had a rich history here at the lake.
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Le Pon Lay is located on the southern edge of Indawgyi. We sat down with U Thein San who shared some oral history about the village as well as stories about his life with us.
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Slow Travel Myanmar is Sampan Travel's Magazine where they describe the different expriences and places they work in. We wrote a short article about our project at Indawgyi.
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