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Teak Collection

Background imageTeak Collection: Battlements and huge teak gates of Al-Husn, Sultans Palace, Salalah, Dhofar Region

Battlements and huge teak gates of Al-Husn, Sultans Palace, Salalah, Dhofar Region, Southern Oman, Middle East

Background imageTeak Collection: Boats on the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura with the U Bein teak bridge behind, Mandalay

Boats on the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura with the U Bein teak bridge behind, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Southeast Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: U Bein teak bridge and the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma)

U Bein teak bridge and the Taungthaman Lake near Amarapura, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Southeast Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: People crossing U Beins Bridge, supported by 984 teak posts over 1

People crossing U Beins Bridge, supported by 984 teak posts over 1.2 km distance across Thaumthaman Lake, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Burmese lunch of chapati with beef curry, vegetables and potatoes, served on teak leaf mat

Burmese lunch of chapati with beef curry, vegetables and potatoes, served on teak leaf mat, Kalaw, southern Shan state, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Kyaung Shwe In Bin teakwood temple and monastery, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Kyaung Shwe In Bin teakwood temple and monastery, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Local woman carrying goods on her head across U Bein Bridge, the worlds longest teak foot bridge

Local woman carrying goods on her head across U Bein Bridge, the worlds longest teak foot bridge spanning 1300 yards over Taungthaman Lake, Amarapura, near Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Local women walking across U Bein Bridge behind, the worlds longest teak foot bridge spanning 1300

Local women walking across U Bein Bridge behind, the worlds longest teak foot bridge spanning 1300 yards over Taungthaman Lake, Amarapura, near Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Fisherman on Taungthaman Lake in mist at dawn with U Bein Bridge

Fisherman on Taungthaman Lake in mist at dawn with U Bein Bridge, the worlds longest teak foot bridge spanning 1300 yards, Amarapura, near Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Shwenandaw Monastery, Mandalay city, Mandalay Division, Republic of the Union of Myanmar (Burma)

Shwenandaw Monastery, Mandalay city, Mandalay Division, Republic of the Union of Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Detail, Shwe-Inbin Monastery, teak building dating from 1895, Mandalay

Detail, Shwe-Inbin Monastery, teak building dating from 1895, Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: U Beins Bridge, at 1. 2km long the worlds longest teak bridge

U Beins Bridge, at 1. 2km long the worlds longest teak bridge
U Beins Bridge, at 1.2km long the worlds longest teak bridge, across Thaungthaman Lake, Amarapura, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Boat on Thaungthaman Lake, and U Beins Bridge, at 1. 2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge

Boat on Thaungthaman Lake, and U Beins Bridge, at 1. 2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge, Amarapura, Myanmar
Boat on Thaungthaman Lake, and U Beins Bridge, at 1.2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge, Amarapura, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: U Beins Bridge across Thaungthaman Lake, at 1. 2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge

U Beins Bridge across Thaungthaman Lake, at 1. 2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge
U Beins Bridge across Thaungthaman Lake, at 1.2 km long the worlds longest teak bridge, Amarapura, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Elephant at work towing teak logs in forest, near Lebin, Shan State, Myanmar (Burma)

Elephant at work towing teak logs in forest, near Lebin, Shan State, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Background imageTeak Collection: Bagaya Kyaung monastery, built of teak in 1838, supported by 267 posts

Bagaya Kyaung monastery, built of teak in 1838, supported by 267 posts, ancient city of Inwa (Ava), Mandalay, Myanmar (Burma), Asia


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