This image depicts a cultivated garden plot in Maw Hit, Myanmar, observed from an overhead perspective

This image depicts a cultivated garden plot in Maw Hit, Myanmar, observed from an overhead perspective. The scene is dominated by various forms of plant life and exposed reddish-brown soil. In the lower and central portions, a dense cluster of plants with dark green, multi-lobed leaves, consistent with sweet potato vines, is visible. Several of these leaves exhibit irregular holes and frayed edges, indicative of insect damage. Interspersed among these plants are smaller green weeds, some bearing tiny white flowers and others small yellow blooms. In the upper right quadrant, lighter green climbing plants with ovate leaves are present, supported by slender, light-colored wooden stakes. Several elongated green pods, characteristic of bean plants, are visible hanging from these climbing vines. The surrounding ground consists of uneven, tilled earth with patches of bare soil and scattered young green sprouts. No human figures or artificial structures beyond the plant stakes are present.