The image presents a close-up, vertical view of a flowering plant in Ba Nwet Kone, Myanmar

The image presents a close-up, vertical view of a flowering plant in Ba Nwet Kone, Myanmar. The central subject is a pendulous inflorescence of a Heliconia species, characterized by approximately 12-14 individual bracts arranged alternately along a robust, dark green stem. Each bract is distinctly colored bright red on the majority of its surface, transitioning to a sharp, vivid yellow at its pointed tip. The bracts are elongated and boat-shaped, hanging downwards from the main stem. Evidence of binding material, possibly twine or wire, is visible around the mid-section of the main stem, suggesting cultivation or support. The background is composed of dense, varied green foliage, indicating a lush, tropical, or garden environment. On the left, broader green leaves and slender plant stalks are visible, while on the right, numerous tall, narrow, grass-like green leaves populate the scene. No people, animals, or artificial structures other than the described binding are present.