Inlay Lake in Myanmar is facing challenges due to human activities like agriculture and tourism. A study found that the lake has high levels of nutrients, especially near the shore, which can lead to pollution. Despite this, the lake has a lot of aquatic plants that help maintain water quality. The study also discovered low levels of harmful cyanobacteria, but they need to be kept in check to prevent blooms. The abundance of underwater plants in the lake is crucial for its health, and efforts should be made to protect them. Monitoring these plants and algae in lakes is important for their management.