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In this acclaimed series, we journey on some of the world’s most dangerous routes and explore the lengths people go to in order to change their destinies.
In North-West Myanmar, in the most mountainous region of the country, moving around is an adventure. Travelling in his truck, Khampi faces the dangerous roads - or rather the tracks - with courage and calm. The state of the roads is a serious handicap for the people, but it has allowed the country to preserve its beauty, its authenticity and its traditions. Young Sokna is carrying on an ancient ritual: the kiss of death. Legend has it that by kissing the head of a Royal Cobra three times, the village women will quickly fall pregnant. A journey into the heart of Myanmar, far from the tourist tracks.
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We are In Myanmar 🇲🇲 today
What do you know about Myanmar? When I hear this country’s name, I think Asia, Southeast Asia to be more precise, minorities, and Aung San Sun Kyi, the PM Of Myanmar who hasn’t been doIng anything to defend the minorities being persecuted ie lots of human rights violations. Nothing to see here was her MO. And to think she won the Nobel Peace Prize.
I know I know. It’s TGIF - and we want the appropriate entertainment.
Don’t worry - this doc isn’t about politics but you should have an idea of what goes on in the world. I suggest reading the Wiki page or similar for starters if the region interests you beyond the beautiful countryside.
Our doc takes us across magnificent landscapes, traveling on some of Myanmar’s scarier roads especially during Monsoon season.
We follow Ko So Moe, a tour guide, who travels across the country formerly known as Burma to find the best places to see. It’s his first time as well. He wishes to open a new tourist trail, connecting Mandalay, the big city to the Rih Dil lake.
Enjoy!
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Wikipedia isn’t a good source for true information. Try researching without google and Wikipedia!!
I think of Burma .
Tim Clemons you are free to research anywhere you want dude and if you have a good source, how about sharing it.
Dangerous roads Georgia 🇬🇪 when?
This kind of Documentary is much better than movies.
We agree. Well, okay. SOME movies are good. 🍿
IMO all docs are better than movies, especially nowadays.
I agree
@@FreeDocumentary You have some of the best documentaries ever
Bro, I believe your documentaries are real world stories, but, movies are just made to make money; and actors and actresses are acting for money too. So, they are fake. I know some how you make money too through you tube. but when I’m watching your documentaries I feel this are real.
What i learned:
-smile even in the worst situations
-anger just make things worse
-be resoursfull and creative
-help without waiting for exchange
-teamwork always work
-always pray
-help even you also need help
Thanks Pata
- kiss snek
Couldn't have said it better
Helping others without expectating anything in return is called Tlawmngaihna in the Lushai language of Mizoram. We share close racial affinity with the burmese but we live in Northeast India.
You nail it....
"I trust my friends and i know that they will help me to get out of this. That's why we are laughing, we are glad to face our problems together". Wonderful!
I’ve watched so many documentaries of different cultures, roads, lifestyle, etc., but this one stood out to me. It’s the first time I’ve seen people so naturally helpful towards each other, they seem to have sincere concern for one another and their positive mindset is inspiring. Thinking about the current situation there is heartbreaking and I hope things will get better there soon.
Hii
Hello
It is indeed the best video I have seen about the theme. I always said that power that keeps us moving is universal, you will find that anywhere on the planet. Apparently, some people found it first than others. They might as well watch it and add a new way to see things.
I'm a truck driver in the US and it's amazing what these guys do.
What do you drive sir ?
You literally got 102 likes for your amazement
@@pratikb8131 I know
@@adit1001able 18 wheeler reefer trailer. Hauling produce 2500 miles/week. Northeast United states. Night driving.
@Barry Baz yeah it's crazy and their way nicer than most people in the states. Goes to show less is more.
The truck driver is an amazing guy, he seems to absorb anything thrown at him and come out smiling. A world full of people like him could achieve almost anything
that guy rules! I wanna hang out with him
@@wakeoftheflood2 good luck trying to speak our language and trying to get there:D(I’m from Burma)
And the world is full of people like him
@@frommarkham424 Not full enough, though
That truck driver is a part of my mom business
I was born and raised from this region!!
The road is very dangerous especially in rainy season!!😢😢
I'm very proud for the drivers!!😇😇
I pray to be better the road so that no one doesn't need to risk their life!!🙏🙏💪💪
I salute you ❤️🇰🇪🇰🇪
These journalists are so brave. Riding in those trucks must be scary.
Exciting another way to look at it :)
Very appreciated . So that we can to know whats happened on that isolated area.
I wonder what kind of vehicle they are driving?
Such kind of documentaries have a way of making me feel blessed with the little i have. Keep up the great work you guys do to make us go places without leaving our homes.
True
Yes, I know just what you mean, man you said a lot! There are many people with food to spare, two and three cars, a house full of clothes, money in the bank that they could ever spend, children are well fed and educated, no problems with medical and dental care, heat in the winter and cool air conditioning in the summer, indoors hot and cold running water, showers and bathtubs with perfumed soap. And yet some got the nerve to complain...some won't even raise their hands nor their voice in Thanksgiving to God, even though there's a global pandemic..shear ungrateful!!!
Ai
damn.. this documentaries are very addictive
You are very right
Lol
u dont say, i found out about this series like 12:00 and its now 23:55, i need medical help over here
I discovered this channel not long ago and I already watched it around 12 episodes.
@@CarlosCampos-vr2wi Same, I started with the school ones, finished that and now these. This is very adictive, maybe because show us our life isn't so bad in comparison.
I have surgery tomorrow and because of Covid I will be by myself a good bit in the hospital so I will be watching you guys a lot. Thanks so much for the documentaries
Hey all of us at FD wish you the best. Seriously. And please let us know you okay when you’re recovered again. Our thoughts are with you.
@@FreeDocumentary Hi, I am Tourettes cousin, he told me about this comment before his surgery.
Unfortunately there were some complications and he eventually died. But he really enjoyed your show. Thanks for having replied to him
@@908qwertyuiop don't joke about something like this please 😒🙄🙄🙄
@@908qwertyuiop dont joke fool
Tourette hunter !! Are you okay now ???
This Documentary is very nice and give many knowledge to many people. I am from Myanmar. ☮️🕊️🕊️🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🕊️🕊️☮️.Peace Myanmar and entire the whole world.
( မြန်မာနိုင်ငံကြီးငြိမ်းချမ်းပါစေအမြန်ဆုံး✌️ )
☮️🕊️🕊️🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🕊️🕊️☮️
As a mechanic, i'm really impressed how they adapt their machines to the difficult roads
I keep thinking something is going to break at any second.
Wouldn't we all do that if needed?
I'm getting addicted to all these documentary ❤️
Kawaii
. . .addict too..😂
Same here , I too watched all
Best addiction you can develop ever
It's not the roads nor journeys I am focusing on. It's the drivers, operators, conductors, captains that all inspire me! So the title 'World's best/bravest drivers' would fit more. They can be anyone 's role model. Thank you for showing us the true beauty of humanity!
Lovely comment. And I agree. Thank you so much 🙏 these people are indeed inspiring.
Ah ah ah. For the cow, the end of the journey truly marks the end of life. The narrator's sense of rhetoric is just priceless.
Keep smiling Myanmar, better days are coming.
Greetings from Manila
As we say in Marxism, it will only get worse before it gets better.
Thanks u. You are words are energy for us Burmese. We've to do more things. but we believe it'll. love u guys.
The positivity in this video is amazing. I have learned alot from these documentaries. Inspiring brave people from all over the world. Best documentary channel hands down!
I'M "HOOKED"!!! This is the absolute BEST channel on CZcams. As one that enjoys travelling, but hates commercial airline flying AND hotels, THIS can become addicting. I guess one way to make it REAL is choosing on one of these CRAZY places and GO. Now, off to Myanmar for a "virtual" journey.
Wow，breathtaking! This is not a show, or a hollywood movie, this is real life, real danger!
Im run out of words.😔i love how they help each others..
Im mizo and i live in Mizoram...Im so fortunate to watch this Documentry especially at the end part of this i can hear the Language of Mizo,and the People of Mizo..thats how we progress and live,we help each other 🙏
Hi FD team. Im from Myanmar. I used to stay at regions like this. We used to have leaders who become Millionares while the country become poor and poor. Hopefully this existing govermient doesnt follow their way and become selfish. Thank you for this awesome documentary and i hope theses roads become safe and beautiful Asphlet highways in a few years. တို့နိုင်ငံ အမြန်တိုးတက်ပါစေ။ ပြည်တွင်းစစ်မီးအမြန်ညိမ်းပါစေ။ ကိုယ်ကျိုးမဖက်တဲ့ခေါင်းဆောင် များ နေရာရပါစေ။
Watching here from Philippines, i could say we are fortunate from our neighboring sea nation. I Love the positivity of your drivers we are the same too.
Even so his vehicle looks outdated ,its probably very suited to these situations . I bet many modern offroad vehicles wouldn't even make it that far .
I think simplicity of these old trucks and availability of parts to repair them are contributing factors. Parts and electronics on new trucks are too expensive for that region.
Of course
@@midnightsunturbo For ANY region with those roads really. Even for someone making good money in US - if you have to drive on THOSE roads, breaking of the truck is guaranteed. And often.
So no matter how much money you make - if you have to drop 5000 every month for parts on new trucks, you won't be able to keep up.
The simplicity combined with the ease of finding cheap parts - that's what you want in those type of conditions. Cause then even you can repair if something happens. Good luck with repairing modern trucks yourself though :)
I mean even in Australia, people living well still use old jeeps in the more remote parts.
no matter what your truck is old or brand new, the road conditions on that region is guaranteed to ruin the truck within a month.
so it is better to have Older Model Trucks or a Frankenstein Truck like Mr.Kosam's because it is very easy to repair and parts are cheap and interchangeable.
Those old willys jeeps were made tuff. At least I think those are willys.
I really learn a lot from that old truck driver, what a great and sincere man he is. May you all people be an example for all of us.
Chevrolet should just hire this dude to design its next fleet of trucks.
In philippines ford hired filipino to make ford fierra ford version of jeepney
Yes true he must he hired
They're not that smart
Too arrogant
This is actually a Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck dating back to WWII. They were designed by a consortium made up of GM Canada and Ford Canada, and were built in Ford and Chevrolet plants both located in Oshawa, Ontario. More than half a million were made during the war and equipped most allied forces. Many have survived, but Myanmar may be the last place where they still earn their keep
I get an adrenaline rush when I see an ad for one of videos, then realize it's one that I haven't seen. I love these. Thank you to all who work so hard to produce these videos, and to the internationals who share their lives with us. Your stories are fascinating.
The stress must be unbelievable. Could learn something on how they keep such a good attitude.
Yeah they still have happy smile despite to the hardship that they faced...
Fr
They're probably used to it
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One of the best made channels. You do good stuff. Two thumbs up.
Thank you so much. We really appreciate each and everyone of you. And I know I say the same every time, but well, it expresses our sentiment and it’s true! Dankeschön.
They really do put a meaning into “it takes a village to...” literally entire village comes out to help!!! 🙏🏻
You have to admit the driver has such a positive attitude about his job
I love the attitude the people of the village have, No matter what happens smile and laugh through it all.
Hello Everyone.. God Bless to the One who read this!!
God be with u and god bless u too. Thank you ❤
@@VirgoCali89 thank you
am i the only one who want to visit this beautiful country ? i like fact they helping each other.
I absolutely want to visit Myanmar. Looks amazing.
They have so little, but still look more happy than we in Europe.
Yeah having all the latest appliances and perks of 1st world and still unhappy is still poverty.. Poverty of the soul.
Roma people in Slovakia are happy people too despite living in slums and poverty
Yeah Mate
Some of the young driver's words touch me really deep.
Such a superb documentary.
The road reminds of what we had to go through 18 years ago to get home.. 🇰🇪
Nobody complains about anything in Myanmar happily accepts everything..... your documentaries are addictive keep posting
Thank you. We plan to 😉
Wow that level of community support & helping one another really inspiring! Their enduring spirit & tenacity really inspirational!
I have travelled this road near the indian border a couple of years back. It is indeed no joke. Your life always hangs in the balance.the tenacity of people in this region deserves praise
The old truck driver was very crafty and seems to be quite educated. He'll make a lot more of money modifying/customizing vehicle.
Old?
Who is going to buy?
That is the main problem
I am moving to this place. I will sell winches. I will be much loved and have many cobra kissing virgins.
yes true
it is not about making the money... he will only go into adventure until his 50'. it is just for the fun. his dad was a driver... he is hooked by the roads...
What beautiful and united people much love from Mexico.
It always makes me happy to see the camaraderie in a lot of small villages in these documentaries. I don’t even know most of my neighbors much less help them with things. That’s really a shame.
Thank you For Another Great Documentary
I Love This Series so mush
Myanmar is a controversial country
But I think the People have nothing to do with oppressing minorities since everyone is suffering under the Government anyway
I have a Friend from Myanmar Although we only talk on Facebook but they are indeed Really Nice People who love peace
Maybe There are some Bad Ones
But I don't think that There is a country without bad People out there
Love From Algeria.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Good people are everywhere. 🙂
@@FreeDocumentary ❤❤❤
Thanks for understanding. Usually the bad ones are the ones obsessed with having power and money. Most of us just want to live our life peacefully with equal opportunities.
I have been twice visiting Myanmar, I love this country very much. This video exactly what I experienced myself . Very good reportation and thanks a lot for it. I am Indonesian and love to travel a lot to discover more countries.
Mr Cosan (The smiling truck driver) is simply a wonderful man. His constantly smiling attitude is just beautiful. I love him without ever knowing him. It would be my honour to meet him.
Fact: Actually his name might be Ko San, I know because I am Burmese & it's such a common name in Myanmar.
I worked in myanmar for about a year. Excellent nature and wonderfull people. Very hard working and very creative. Masters of JUGGAD and brave.
Enjoyed my stay there.
Out of curiosity I'm asking... What assignment took to you to Myanmar? Must have been a wonderful stay there??
I just like the fact that people can be happy even without money
the jeep driver has a golden spirit ..
Yes he certainly has, everything I've seen is extreme and almost unimaginable and incredible if you don't see it with your own eyes. Free Documentary, thanks again for this wonderful documentary.
I LOVE these documentaries !
Thank YOU !!
Watching from Switzerland 🇨🇭 Every documentary is a big eye opener! Thank you so much for sharing ❤
Ill never complain about kenyan roads again. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Together in these,,,
Watu wanairobi
Wacha boss hapa Kwetu Kenya ni mno mno tembea uone
Buda kenya we are much better
Same here, our goverment is good, nyandarua tu ndiko kunakaa hivi
"Always laugh even if you are afraid , great saying
This was very interesting and inspirational!!! Much love ❤️ to the Bhurma people!! Respect ✊🏾 to the drivers of that country! I wish them positive change for their country!!
This driver taught me a lesson to be calm in adverse situation. Thanks man.. i really needed this.
Thanks free documentary for the best video.. I always watch all your videos.. Regards from kuala lumpur
Thank you 🙏 😊
What an awesome group of people!! Tough as nails!
The journalists deserve a huge respect ❤️💯
Amazing people ,,,don't give up! thanks for the ride.
Thanks for the documentary, I learned so much about Myanmar today, although we’re neighbors and share borders, I never expected Myanmar to be what it is, chaotic, moving. Your documentary made it so much fun, thanks again for making it free!
These docs never cease to amaze me, however I deeply admire the people in this one as they are so willing to help one another and never lost their spirit. The world needs more people with this mindset!
That's amazing! So impressive 👍. Love Burmese 🇲🇲💞. Keep it up.
Well-done guys continue the good work as you show us some of the deadliest road around the world.
Daniel Laine keep producing these awesome vids. You are doing great !!!!
One of the best documentaries... being happy is a choice...no need for holding grudges 😎
The truck driver has inspired me a lot, there's no point of getting angry, there's no reason of being annoyed with someone or something always put on a smile no matter how tough the situation is, it surely eases the problem.❤❤❤
Truck driver: smiles for 2 mins
Fog: Im gonna end this man's whole career.
I discover & learning so many things through your documentary journey. Thanks for the video
I love my Burmese brothers , they are so much full of life
The driver has a brilliant idea to relieve anger, struggle, stress at his work as a driver in the difficult situation he face.
Yes true, now I I learnt newly, whenever we face difficulties in our life, never humiliate, sad, we have to face the difficulty with laugh... as the driver commented...
"Laughter is the best medicine", Holy Bible! Laughter will cure depression & keep One from going insane. T.M. -1+0^0/2+1.
23 years ago or more, the road going to my parent's hometown was in the same situation as the people in Myanmar had in this documentary. An adventurous and dangerous journey of 104.9 km. Fortunately the national government was able to notice one of our local news by creating a media content that was also retrieved by one of the national media in the late 1990's. In 1999 the road construction begun where my father was an engineer too and relief came after a few years of constant construction. I can feel how the people in this documentary have while travelling in this condition. This is really a kind of journey with uncertainty, but I hope that the people in Myanmar would reach their peak where they will be blessed with a kind government that would help them with infrastructure rise and develop together with the rest of the South and Southeast Asia.
I love these doc so informative, the narrator makes it even more interesting to watch . Thanks for the videos.
Working in groups and helping everyone in groups. Amazing people of burma.
Yay! At last! Been waiting for this kind of documentary 😊 Thank you, Free Documentary pips! Be safe! God bless you all! ❣️
-Philippines
Dont mess with a guy who laughs when he gets angry...
Damn right award winning comment
these are fascinating documentary, thanks free doc.
Thank you very much for these documentaries,i get to know places all over the world without leaving my country
The Docies are so addictive
Best channel, keeps educating me about this world we live in! This channel is the medium of travel to the outside world at my disposal, thank you!
You’re welcome 😉
every weekend new documentary makes my weekend beautiful
My favourite thing about a lot of these ‘road’ documentaries is that the main point to most of them is nothing to do with the roads. I have watched many documentaries and this series does a great job at exploring the social aspects of other cultures. Truly amongst the best informative documentaries about
Found random & start watching all the clip straight for 1 month now hunger for more. Best documentary..so addictive to watch♥️
When I was a kid, I really like that cow's position with the head out in the window savoring fresh winds😇
every documentary here is 80% getting stuck in mud but i still love it
I am very addicted to all these documentary ♥! Thank you
Your documentaries are very informative. They let me explore the world without physically travelling. Keep up the good work
Talk about Living Dangerously . Awesome Haven't seen a show this good & well put together in a long time. On CZcams . Had me paying attention to every word in every minute. Nice job!!
Same here. I love this channel.
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Watching from the border of India and Myanmar... I'm from india Mizoram
Good
It is good to see that ppl help each other very much ..ppl face their problems with smiles and never give up ..👏👏
Thanks to all the journalists who risk their lives so we can watch these documentaries from the comfort of our home,. You are heroes.
I Love these Documentaries.!
We do too 🥳 and thanks for stopping by.
@@FreeDocumentary Thank you.!☺️☺️
Great documentary 👌
I like this series of documentary.
Powerful documentary. Really shows the nitty gritty of life there in Myanmar. Big respect to the determined and hardworking people over there.
Love these videos!
I love your documentaries I just love them you guys are amazing love you from TX. US
Thank you and thanks for stopping by. We appreciate it.
Do you own a chain of coffee shops?
Thanks to all the crew.
I haven’t watched anyfing else on youtube since discovering this documentary.I’m hooked