Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi

Kyaw Swar is an university lecturer. One day, a new student enters his class. His name is Moe Sat. From the first glance, something in his chest tightens, a quiet ache he can’t name. For some reason, Kyaw Swar keeps finding his attention drifting toward this student. Moe Sat’s mannerisms, his eyes, the way he looks at him… all remind him of someone from Kyaw Swar’s past.

Kan Gyi, Par Gyi, and their friend, spend their days doing odd-jobs and begging on the buses.Neglected by their parents, society, they spend their nights sniffing glues and looking for a place to sleep in a wholesale market compound. But deep down inside, they are still the children who simply want to fit in, make friend, play mischief, and take care of each other, just like any other children.

When one thinks of Inle Lake, the first thought that comes to mind is that of the Intha leg rowing. The Intha people and the leg rowing they practice are unique to Inle Lake Myanmar. Tomatoes are the primary cash crop of Inle's floating gardens and are known as Inn Thee in Myanmar.

Kyaw Swar is an university lecturer. One day, a new student enters his class. His name is Moe Sat. From the first glance, something in his chest tightens, a quiet ache he can’t name. For some reason, Kyaw Swar keeps finding his attention drifting toward this student. Moe Sat’s mannerisms, his eyes, the way he looks at him… all remind him of someone from Kyaw Swar’s past.

Kan Gyi, Par Gyi, and their friend, spend their days doing odd-jobs and begging on the buses.Neglected by their parents, society, they spend their nights sniffing glues and looking for a place to sleep in a wholesale market compound. But deep down inside, they are still the children who simply want to fit in, make friend, play mischief, and take care of each other, just like any other children.

When one thinks of Inle Lake, the first thought that comes to mind is that of the Intha leg rowing. The Intha people and the leg rowing they practice are unique to Inle Lake Myanmar. Tomatoes are the primary cash crop of Inle's floating gardens and are known as Inn Thee in Myanmar.

When one thinks of Inle Lake, the first thought that comes to mind is that of the Intha leg rowing. The Intha people and the leg rowing they practice are unique to Inle Lake Myanmar. Tomatoes are the primary cash crop of Inle's floating gardens and are known as Inn Thee in Myanmar.

When one thinks of Inle Lake, the first thought that comes to mind is that of the Intha leg rowing. The Intha people and the leg rowing they practice are unique to Inle Lake Myanmar. Tomatoes are the primary cash crop of Inle's floating gardens and are known as Inn Thee in Myanmar.