MESSAGE FROM 2021: During my time in Myanmar, I saw plenty of amazing sights, but there was one constant: the people. Always smiling, always kind and always welcoming. I’ve never known hospitality like it in all of my travels… But these kind people are currently being denied basic rights by an evil military junta who refuse to recognise democracy. Protesters are being detained and everyone is under a full internet blackout. I stand with the people of Myanmar against this oppression 🇲🇲
thank you for using your platform to promote awareness about myanmar and standing with the people. the people are suffering so much right now, children, elderly. the military is not discriminating who to shoot. so far 18 have died in 3 weeks of peaceful protests. body count is climbing fast. Please help, the narrow window of opportunity for this beautiful nation to grow is closing fast :(
@@uziaoki3532 the military in Myanmar has always been corrupt my husband is from Myanmar but he is not Burmese his is Karen, his people and other ethnic groups from Myanmar are being killed everyday and no media is talking about it. My husband's people been in a civil war with the Burmese military since 1949
@@kurumimatsumoto8331 I think it's amazing the Karen soldiers are the oldest gorilla army in the entire world and they have been bravely fighting the ruthless monsters of the myanmar military for decades. I've known about the Karen war with Burmese military, the ethnic cleansing and destroying of villages is absolutely horrific. The Myanmar military has been getting away with crimes against humanity for too long now. I know it has been hard to be ignored by the world for so many years, and my heart goes out to your husband and his people, but I hope now with all the violence being exposed in all of Burma to the international world, I hope soon there will be PEACE, not only for Burmans but for all of Burma including Karen, Chin, Shan and all the different ethnic tribes that are part of the country's identity.
Myanmar was my last stop after a 14 months travel. I spent a month there, it was an absolutely mindblowing experience. Tears in my eyes when I think back of it. Just perfect.
Glad you found Burma the same as my wife and I, we spent 8 weeks 4 years ago there traveling around and was astounded by the genuine friendliness of the people, were planing to go back in 2021 hopefully
Wow. I remember I went to Kuala Lumpur and met nicest people ever from Myanmar. They were so humble and helpful and took it upon themselves to take me around on my short trip. They encouraged me to visit Myanmar and from then on, it’s been on my list. Thanks for sharing - I’m still researching as you said, but I look forward to traveling there one day. I love the part where Htoo Htoo came along because it just reminded me of my experience. The Myanmar people must be so friendly
Oh yes! Did you know that Myanmar has been named by several non-governmental organizations as the most generous country/people in the world for three years in a row? You can look it up on Google or right here on CZcams.
thangstheking that’s nothing to do with race, most of us there still less educated/confident.And they all are very shy to do the thing they don’t really know but hey we can change it step by step.
Yangon is indeed a wonderful city, I'm living here until May 2020 or so, and I've been to a lot of other places in Asia, Africa, and Europe, and Myanmar really isn't like any other place in the world. There's something about Burma that I just can't get enough of.
Thank you for making this video! As a Burmese person, it feels so good to see my country represented in a more positive light rather than always being perceived in the negative. Even a local like myself haven't been to places like Da Hla so thank you for sharing your experience. There's been a lot of change here in Myanmar even in my short 18-year life and I really hope tourism can uplift Myanmar's socio-economic status in the coming years. I hope your video series inspires many to come visit our Golden Land! I would also would like to urge everyone who do come visit to be responsible as Myanmar still has many untouched natural wonders that need to preserved :)
Want to come to see the meditation teachers at Theinngu32 but the borders are still closed because of coronavirus...so just waiting....the Dhamma is amazing in Myanmar
I lived in Yangon for two years and your video brought me to tears. Beautiful work. You really did that place justice. Incredible beauty and genuine honesty that I've never experienced anywhere else. Every location in your video was special to me. So many beautiful memories rushing back. Thanks for sharing your experience and for seeing how beautiful Myanmar and it's people truly are.
I don't know why my eyes got all teary when Tootoo took you guys to his home and his mom has cooked food for you guys . What a sweet guy ❤️ And thank you for your great video ! I hope to travel to Myanmar someday .
Im from Myanmar and I'm tearing up watching this , I love my country so much it always hurts when my "friends" underestimate or hates on it publicly. I don't understand why they're so ungrateful on this magnificent country they were born in.
Welcome to Myanmar and thanks for capturing 🇲🇲 Myanmar in a very different way out from others people thinking bad on this country! Your video is really great!
Very, very good video. It is always that same question: should or should not visit. I traveled Myanmar 10 years ago and then it was even worse than now. Back then we decided to go anyway, probably for the same reasons you decided to go. I do not regret it, and we want to go back soon.
After seeing the comment, I'm just proud of being Myanmar citizen😃❤ Come visit more guys. Shan state is also good place to visit. Stay safe and may God bless you. Love you all from Myanmar🇲🇲❤❤❤
As an American living in Myanmar, I have to say I find it so much better here then back home. I recommend people to come see for themselves Myanmar has so much to offer as far as tourism goes. Breath taking temples, diverse culture and environments, pristine beaches and a culinary experience that will be your taste buds a journey as well. Definitely come on by. 🇲🇲🇺🇸🥰
Thank you so much for watching the first Myanmar episode! This country had a massive and profound impact on me, so I really can't wait to show you the next 5 episodes as we travel around. I'm aware that there is a lot of debate about Myanmar as a travel destination and I urge you to do your own research on the situation. This film is purely based on my own PERSONAL opinions - which you are very welcome to disagree with. I just ask that you watch the WHOLE video before jumping to any conclusions. Thank you! Ryan The FULL 6 EPISODES of the Myanmar Series is right here 🎥 : czcams.com/play/PLIHYvA1qSN5OFvcf9GWXe6ot2rWz8DK7i.html
Hi, i visited Myanmar in 2019 . I found Htoo Htoo tour page in FB and i booked him . He is such a genuine person. Without him i wouldn’t be able to experience the real Myanmar that the media doesn’t show . Dalla & Twantay are such countryside every backpacker must visit . And htoo htoo’s hospitality is at its best . His family members are also very kind . Served us with their traditional Burmese cuisine . Loved it . Let’s pray for the situation in Myanmar to calm down and it will reopen for tourism. Don’t miss to visit Myanmar if you’ve a chance
Love from Myanmar ♥️Thanks for making such an amazing video. There are a lot of hidden interesting things about Myanmar.I wish my videos can as good as this one day and share more about MYANMAR . Love Myanmar ♥️
I really appreciate what you said regarding governments. It’s something you have to be aware of but the locals are the one who hurt when tourism declines. And you had such an incredible experience with a local guide. He really is starting something great and I hope gets more business!
THIS! You articulated so many of my thoughts on Myanmar so well. Absolutely with you that Myanmar is unlike anywhere else in the world. In my two weeks there I was blown away by the food, the places and most of all, the people. I wanted to see Shwedagon as night falls, but had to hurry off to a streetfood tour (which was absolutely amazing). I wanted to visit the Snake Temple, but ran out of time - so I'm glad you got these in your video. 😃 Couple of other places in Yangon I loved - the Abandoned Amusement Park (next to the Zoo) and the Htwe Oo Puppet Show (in the puppet master family's living room!) - did you experience those too? I would also encourage people who are pondering the question of whether to visit Myanmar (not only to think about how many countries commonly visited also have attrocities being committed by their governments in one shape or form) but also to read the excellently written book "The River of Lost Footsteps: A Personal History of Burma" to understand the context of this fragmented land where conflicts in its borders have been ongoing long throughout history.
Thanks Matthew! You make some really good points and absolutely agree that there are many popular destinations with questionable regimes. I only found out about the amusement park after we left unfortunately (through your video actually haha), but would have loved to see it! Thanks again mate!
Thanks for your objective views and insights on Myanmar. Most people, especially in the West are misinformed about the country or they don't really know the story behind the story as presented by the news media. Instead of trying to find out about the real situation (I am not talking only about Myanmar) by going to a certain destination and see for themselves, they just want to stay in their comfort zones and soak in everything what the media tells them. Enough said! (because I don't want to get into political debates, particularly on travel blogs).
@@chosett Well, politics affects everything. And nothing is ever truly "black and white", so my point (and I think yours and Ryan's too) is that people should really think more for themselves, and not close off a place because of a simple narrative presented. :) Myanmar really is a great country (I don't agree with everything the government is doing, but that goes for almost all countries I can think of), and I look forward to visiting again in future.
I saw lots of foreign countries love our country(Myanmar). I'm so proud to be one of Myanmar citizens and our country. Thanks for loving and support our country.
As a Myanmar who's currently staying in abroad, so much appreciate of posting this video. I'm being touched by every single scenes and words you depict in this great video. Thanks again 🙏🙏
I am really glad that there are still people who are willing to stand together with Myanmar although medias are talking negatively about us. Thank You so much for this video!!! This video makes me CRY!!!😊
Rainy Hatreds anyone ..foreigners ...who have stayed at the monasteries/meditation centres...know that Myanmar has the greatest thing to offer anyone in the world...
I'm from Myanmar🇲🇲🙏 It's so heartwarming to see many positive comments about our country.Myanmar's still a developing country, so there are many things that we're still working on.I wanna invite you all to pay a visit to Myanmar, especially the rigions, Bagan, Kalaw, Yangon, Pha-an and Mawlamyaing. I'm sure it will blow your mind. Thank you for this video. Love, from Myanmar. 🇲🇲💝
Myanmar is an amazing place ...full of Buddhist Dhamma.....the overwhelming majority wouldn’t harm a flea.....very beautiful and amazing people who lead an ethical life, full of peace.
I want to concur with Dori and commended you for the video. I have been to the city but did not know about life across the river. I do planned to go back. I am surprised that you did not try to promote Tootoo by posting a link or a number for travelers like me to book him as my guide. Please this is one way that you can help to encourage someone that is authentic to continue to make a needed contribution to his country. I would appreciate any assistance from you for my next trip. Peace and Love!
HECK YEAH!! As someone born in Myanmar and has been living in Myanmar ever since, i've never really seen any foreigner represent my nation or my people in such a positive light, or any representation at all. So yes, thanks, man.
Thanks for revealing the truth about Yangon and Myanmar. I am from Yangon and I would like to assure anyone who is thinking of visiting Myanmar that when you visit our country, you will definitely meet frankly and kind Myanmar people who really care about the guests and visitors surprisingly without expecting anything in return.
@@OneShotAdventures Look forward to seeing more videos from your Channel, bro. I am a Myanmar to English translator especially for documentaries. Feel free to let me know if you happen to need translation for your videos about Myanmar.
Thank you One Shot Adventures, for doing this right! Now to all you preening millenial content creators: THIS is how you produce an excellent video. Focus not on your own faces and bodies but rather on your true subject, and on doing high-quality videography, as well as writing some informative and articulate narration.
Well Said Sir. After a Long Long time really enjoyed a Quality and Great Video. Amazing Voice. Perfect to be a Documentary. Simply Class apart 🌹🎈🌻👌👍🙏🏻🏆 Other Bloggers try to show their Face more than the Place they visit. That's Why Class Apart
Excellent high quality content as always! Thanks so much for giving us an honest opinion and insight into what to expect in a country marred by so much controversy, people are people and as you say you shouldn't let the terrible actions of a government bring down an entire nation of people. Great! :)
Also ...Myanmar is a union of states... Since it’s inception different ethnic minorities have wanted self rule...Shans, chins, Karen, Rohingya, Mons etc etc......( as in other parts of the world) ....for most people these states out out of bounds and so a visitor, as well as most Myanmar people wouldn’t go anywhere near troubled spots. The overwhelming majority of burmese people are among the nicest, kindest and most humble people you could meet.
I am Burmese from Yangon and now living so far away from home. Seeing your video clip make me homesick and can't wait to visit back when the military reign of terror is over! Would love to see Htoo Htoo in person as he is great guy with big heart! Stay Strong MYANMAR! Our Revolution Must Prevail!
The juxtaposition of golden pagodas alongside what looks like office buildings is striking. Good job respectfully capturing the religious rituals. How cool that you got off the tourist track and experienced a side of Myanmar that most foreigners never get to see
You must because our kind was so corrupted by the military propaganda that there are still people who thinks protestors need to be taught lessons with guns. Aweful nationalists all they do is destroy nations.
I really appreciated how you show this side of Myanmar. I'm Burmese and I've actually never seen a foreigner viewing like you guys did. In news abroad like CNN or BBC they would make Myanmar the "villain" and everything like ethnic cleansing. There is always 2 sides to a problem and people need to be open minded too. Racism could be the issues but who knows? What the soldiers and armies did, we citizens won't shoulder it. I don't think many people know but there are wars throughout the year. Internal conflicts happen all the time with the states. People burn villages and attack again and violence never end like a cycle. The Rohingya conflict is just ONE of them. I'm not covering up for my own country, but you should know this; our country was brainwashed for MANY years and live in fear but only changed a few years ago with the change of military junta to democracy. The citizen's opinions were never voiced out and although Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is leading democracy, she can't be president because of a ridiculous law only aiming at her and she can't shoulder all problems from decades ago. So I hope people would understand the BEAUTY of Myanmar
There are over 135 tribes in Myanmar. All of tribes spend their life time by sharing love , sympathy and positive energy♥️ It's so beautiful . They have genuine smile , kind heart . Believe me you guys will never be in trouble in Myanmar 🇲🇲 becoz they are always helping each other all the time. And I'm proud of being hybrid of two tribes.
Thank you so much for hearing love Myanmar. Nice video and he recorded truly things, that all about are just around the Yangon. I prefer to go and visit another famous place in Myanmar you will feel and touch the how Myanmar is beautiful and people are kindly and friendly.
I assure you that after or during your visit to Myanmar, you will come to feel Myanmar is well worth another visit. Here, tourists, irrespective of nationality and skin, are treated kindly in every part of the country by hospitable, humble and helpful residents wearing charming smiles on their faces. Old and new visitors from the four corners of the world are warmly welcomed to the emerging democracy, which is also known as the Land of Pagodas. Have a nice day!
I didn't really know about Myanmar and the ethnic cleansing. I really enjoyed the intro sequence it set the scene of the video really well. BTW, your voice is really awesome for voice- over! The building around 2:21 is gorgeous. Not only that building but also the one around 3:14 is spectacular. Thank you so much for sharing this video on this place. I now learned a new country. At last, this is very well filmed and established. Great job! I definitely got a new subscriber here.
Welcome my friend, I am from Myanmar.It's a really good place full with golden pagodas.Thank you for visiting for our countries! We will be always welcoming all the tourists.
It was indeed that Myanmar is one of the most underrated country in the world when it comes to tourism industry but I hope people would discover this beautiful country soon.
One of the most interesting things we done while in Yangon to kill a couple of hours was to ride the circle train in the morning, it gets busy but watching local life going about there business, and not one miserable face, makes me realise just how complicated our western lives really are
@@udaysheorey1490 what an idiotic thing to say when u know nth about Myanmar. Sule Pagoda in the video is next to the mosque. And we all enjoy each other's company unlike small minded people like you
and the people are content because of the meditation that most of them do...makes the mind peaceful.They also offer it for free ( donations) in countless centres around Myanmar. The majority live a very ethical life and would not harm a fly.
Sule is like junction of the religions, you can see Mosque at the back of the Sule Pagoda and also in the frond you could find Church beside of the Mahabandoola Garden.
Splendid video of a fantastic loving people and country. Love to them all. So happy and full of gratitude to have visited this country over a year ago. Love Myanmar so much ♥ ❤ ❥ ❣ Thank you for the wonderful video you made in Birma Myanmar Lovely
I spent 17 years from my childhood and born there in Okkyin. I left Rangoon in 1960 and again visited in 1962 and after so many years in 2019 and saw big difference. Much developed but I lost my childhood there.
Admittedly, we did not know about the controversies you touch on at the beginning...but we do not watch the news... Nice makeup, Ryan! Very cool shot at 3:16 That does look other-worldly, almost like a snippet from a Star Wars movie. We found our own Htoo Htoo in Sarajevo! There's art found in all forms, so I am sure Emma's pottery would have found a home. 😄 Wow, that meal looks so amazing! Myanmar is actually on our list, and your video has cemented that further. Inspiring to hear what he said about being "second dad" and working hard, being honest, etc. Another genius film, Ryan!!
I am from Yangon, Myanmar. Do not afraid when people from Myanmar talk to tourists like you guys. Because 97% of the time they are not bad people. They just want to talk to foreigners because that makes them happy.
I made my own trip there 2 years ago. Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Bagan, and Yangon for around 9 days. Was not able to go to Inle Lake though. Its a temple wonderland, indeed.
@@OneShotAdventures , and I bet it took you so long to finally realize that you are actually seeing the grandeur of the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon. Took me 3 hours to realize that. It was an awe inspiring experience.
I watch this video when I feel homesick of my country. Yes indeed! Our people are very lovely and kind Thank you so much for making this amazing video!
I have no idea there was a stereotype against Myanmar both of my parents are from Myanmar but we lived in India.Myanmar is a great country people are really friendly i have visited two times.Come to think of it all of my realtives are from Myanmar and most of them lived in Myanmar.Such a wonderful country i plan to lived in there someday
Hey just found out your channel! I’m from Myanmar and I’m glad you enjoy it here. To be honest, you barely scratched the surface going around Yangon and Dala. Lots of places you haven’t explored yet, hope you come back again for more after pandemic is over! Cheers!
I have been visiting Myanmar since 1983. Now already 10 times. Every fime it has been a unique experience for me. By now I have adopted a family there and supported their future. They have become my family! If you are in for a truely spuritual journey . . . Go Myanmar. Off the beaten track iw will be an experience that will uplift the rest of your life.
Thank you soo much for showing us Myanmmar with this video. I really love your creativity and words you use every time when you explain the feelings/impresions you have in every city or smalltown. ❤
MESSAGE FROM 2021: During my time in Myanmar, I saw plenty of amazing sights, but there was one constant: the people. Always smiling, always kind and always welcoming. I’ve never known hospitality like it in all of my travels… But these kind people are currently being denied basic rights by an evil military junta who refuse to recognise democracy. Protesters are being detained and everyone is under a full internet blackout. I stand with the people of Myanmar against this oppression 🇲🇲
Protesters was killed by the police force today
thank you for using your platform to promote awareness about myanmar and standing with the people. the people are suffering so much right now, children, elderly. the military is not discriminating who to shoot. so far 18 have died in 3 weeks of peaceful protests. body count is climbing fast. Please help, the narrow window of opportunity for this beautiful nation to grow is closing fast :(
@@uziaoki3532 the military in Myanmar has always been corrupt my husband is from Myanmar but he is not Burmese his is Karen, his people and other ethnic groups from Myanmar are being killed everyday and no media is talking about it. My husband's people been in a civil war with the Burmese military since 1949
@@kurumimatsumoto8331 I think it's amazing the Karen soldiers are the oldest gorilla army in the entire world and they have been bravely fighting the ruthless monsters of the myanmar military for decades. I've known about the Karen war with Burmese military, the ethnic cleansing and destroying of villages is absolutely horrific. The Myanmar military has been getting away with crimes against humanity for too long now. I know it has been hard to be ignored by the world for so many years, and my heart goes out to your husband and his people, but I hope now with all the violence being exposed in all of Burma to the international world, I hope soon there will be PEACE, not only for Burmans but for all of Burma including Karen, Chin, Shan and all the different ethnic tribes that are part of the country's identity.
Please don't come to Mandalay now date:May16(Sunday)2021.
Love Myanmar 🇲🇲 from Russia
🙏🏽 Thank you
Thank you!
we love u too
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Misha Babi we love u too I from Myanmar
Russia is best friend 🇷🇺🇲🇲
Myanmar was my last stop after a 14 months travel. I spent a month there, it was an absolutely mindblowing experience. Tears in my eyes when I think back of it. Just perfect.
Did you reach Bagan, an ancient city?
I am myanmar
Thanks i'm from myanmar .but i work in Singapore. I wish we can be a good fri
I live in Myanmar
I was bored there
And raised there
Thank you for appreciating my country ❤
I was in Myanmar January 2019. Awesome country and people! Can’t wait to go back. Love from California.
I am from myanmar and Muslim frame our country
Thx you for loving our country^_^^_^
@@animecutgirl1530 your country???? are you from Myanmar????
@@Pyone_edits i am also from myanmar
Proof အောသာမြ
@@ayechansan1529 hello
Myanmar love you soo much !!!
Wonderful people , peaceful and beautiful country
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Thanks!
Western media misrepresented on Myanmar 🇲🇲, but they can’t hide Myanmar’s Heart . What a beautiful country . I m gonna fly to you Myanmar
Western media got alot $ from OIC. That why they hide the truth of myanmar.
The media are just finding money.
Nyein Chan Aung ur so wrong > :(
Thanks for thinking like that due!
Thanks a lot Yree.If u reach there, u can visit my town.I'm a man from myanmar.😊😊
Western media is true.
Love Myanmar from Thailand
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we love you too :)
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Brotherhood countries
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We Too
To the person who's reading this:
I hope u will always be happy and safe😁
Love from Myanmar😁
I cannot wait for my first trip to Myanmar. I live in Thailand, so I am close.
Do visit Myanmar. Thailand and Myanmar have many similar cultures and traditions. So it will surely an amazing trip for u. ❤️❤️
Glad you found Burma the same as my wife and I, we spent 8 weeks 4 years ago there traveling around and was astounded by the genuine friendliness of the people, were planing to go back in 2021 hopefully
Wow. I remember I went to Kuala Lumpur and met nicest people ever from Myanmar. They were so humble and helpful and took it upon themselves to take me around on my short trip. They encouraged me to visit Myanmar and from then on, it’s been on my list. Thanks for sharing - I’m still researching as you said, but I look forward to traveling there one day. I love the part where Htoo Htoo came along because it just reminded me of my experience. The Myanmar people must be so friendly
Thanks for sharing your story - that definitely sounds like the people I met all over Myanmar!
Thanks for this sharing of our country poor in materials but rich in hospitality and caring.
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@@heinhtet2234
Nah mate take your rohingya back please.
Go visit Myanmar - support 'em !!
Love from Indonesia😎
I love Indonesia!
Love from Myanmar. ☺️
နောက်ဆုံးတော့indo ကမြန်မာကိုအကောင်းပြောခဲ့ပီ။
@@shinthantaung5462 in english pls.....😉
@@andresitanala6971 i mean finally indo is. Optimistic about myanmar. Im not good at english sorry
Hi@@shinthantaung5462 your english is better than me..... stay healthy my Myanmar friend ! 👍🙏
Well done! The people of Myanmar are what make it worth visiting. You showed that well in this video!
Thanks!
Oh yes! Did you know that Myanmar has been named by several non-governmental organizations as the most generous country/people in the world for three years in a row? You can look it up on Google or right here on CZcams.
Thanks i am a myanmar
This was such a great video. I've been wanting to visit Myanmar for a while now. This video has made it clear that I must go!
Thanks so much!
@thangstheking haha! I'm not Indian though 😛
Welcome to Myanmar 😍😍
I am Yangon Myanmar 🇲🇲
thangstheking that’s nothing to do with race, most of us there still less educated/confident.And they all are very shy to do the thing they don’t really know but hey we can change it step by step.
Yangon is indeed a wonderful city, I'm living here until May 2020 or so, and I've been to a lot of other places in Asia, Africa, and Europe, and Myanmar really isn't like any other place in the world. There's something about Burma that I just can't get enough of.
I completely agree!
Thank you. I miss home!
thanks you love from myanmar ❤️
I also agree...it’s amazing and amazing people and Dhamma
Thank you for making this video! As a Burmese person, it feels so good to see my country represented in a more positive light rather than always being perceived in the negative. Even a local like myself haven't been to places like Da Hla so thank you for sharing your experience. There's been a lot of change here in Myanmar even in my short 18-year life and I really hope tourism can uplift Myanmar's socio-economic status in the coming years.
I hope your video series inspires many to come visit our Golden Land! I would also would like to urge everyone who do come visit to be responsible as Myanmar still has many untouched natural wonders that need to preserved :)
Yooo kk
Want to come to see the meditation teachers at Theinngu32 but the borders are still closed because of coronavirus...so just waiting....the Dhamma is amazing in Myanmar
I lived in Yangon for two years and your video brought me to tears. Beautiful work. You really did that place justice. Incredible beauty and genuine honesty that I've never experienced anywhere else. Every location in your video was special to me. So many beautiful memories rushing back. Thanks for sharing your experience and for seeing how beautiful Myanmar and it's people truly are.
Thanks so much for your comment. I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
what's your level of burmese?
I don't know why my eyes got all teary when Tootoo took you guys to his home and his mom has cooked food for you guys . What a sweet guy ❤️ And thank you for your great video ! I hope to travel to Myanmar someday .
Thank you for watching, I hope to get back there one day soon!
I loved visiting Myanmar, the people are humble, probably my favourite country in Asia. I want to go back! 😔
Warmly Welcome and Mingalar Par from myanmar
Im from Myanmar and I'm tearing up watching this , I love my country so much it always hurts when my "friends" underestimate or hates on it publicly. I don't understand why they're so ungrateful on this magnificent country they were born in.
Welcome to Myanmar and thanks for capturing 🇲🇲 Myanmar in a very different way out from others people thinking bad on this country! Your video is really great!
Thank you!
Very, very good video. It is always that same question: should or should not visit. I traveled Myanmar 10 years ago and then it was even worse than now. Back then we decided to go anyway, probably for the same reasons you decided to go. I do not regret it, and we want to go back soon.
It's a magical country
10 years ago, I left the country.
After seeing the comment, I'm just proud of being Myanmar citizen😃❤ Come visit more guys. Shan state is also good place to visit. Stay safe and may God bless you. Love you all from Myanmar🇲🇲❤❤❤
As an American living in Myanmar, I have to say I find it so much better here then back home. I recommend people to come see for themselves Myanmar has so much to offer as far as tourism goes. Breath taking temples, diverse culture and environments, pristine beaches and a culinary experience that will be your taste buds a journey as well. Definitely come on by. 🇲🇲🇺🇸🥰
Thank you so much for watching the first Myanmar episode! This country had a massive and profound impact on me, so I really can't wait to show you the next 5 episodes as we travel around. I'm aware that there is a lot of debate about Myanmar as a travel destination and I urge you to do your own research on the situation. This film is purely based on my own PERSONAL opinions - which you are very welcome to disagree with. I just ask that you watch the WHOLE video before jumping to any conclusions. Thank you! Ryan
The FULL 6 EPISODES of the Myanmar Series is right here 🎥 : czcams.com/play/PLIHYvA1qSN5OFvcf9GWXe6ot2rWz8DK7i.html
Can't wait for more Myanmar videoes!
Thanks Lasse, a new episode will be up next week
I can't wait to watch another Myanmar vdo of yours😍😍
@@nanyaseansgoodness4384 Thank you, I am working on the next one now. Should be released by next week!
So many assumptions in one comment, I love it
Hi, i visited Myanmar in 2019 . I found Htoo Htoo tour page in FB and i booked him . He is such a genuine person. Without him i wouldn’t be able to experience the real Myanmar that the media doesn’t show . Dalla & Twantay are such countryside every backpacker must visit . And htoo htoo’s hospitality is at its best . His family members are also very kind . Served us with their traditional Burmese cuisine . Loved it . Let’s pray for the situation in Myanmar to calm down and it will reopen for tourism. Don’t miss to visit Myanmar if you’ve a chance
Love from Myanmar ♥️Thanks for making such an amazing video. There are a lot of hidden interesting things about Myanmar.I wish my videos can as good as this one day and share more about MYANMAR . Love Myanmar ♥️
Thank you! I hope to come back to Myanmar one day
As Myanmar citizen , thank you for visiting us and sharing the world about our country .
I really appreciate what you said regarding governments. It’s something you have to be aware of but the locals are the one who hurt when tourism declines. And you had such an incredible experience with a local guide. He really is starting something great and I hope gets more business!
He is a great guy and sounds like he is doing great!
Watching other people talk about my country feel's weird
definitely lol.
Be proud boy XD
Evangelion well said, it's rarely ever talked about
@@sceptifysno5529 yea
Can't agree enough.
You should be a foreign correspondent. The quality is as good as I've seen on CZcams. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Marcus!
My eyes are in tears , while I'm watching it , thanks for the video
Being Burmese is very proud ,🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲
THIS! You articulated so many of my thoughts on Myanmar so well. Absolutely with you that Myanmar is unlike anywhere else in the world. In my two weeks there I was blown away by the food, the places and most of all, the people. I wanted to see Shwedagon as night falls, but had to hurry off to a streetfood tour (which was absolutely amazing). I wanted to visit the Snake Temple, but ran out of time - so I'm glad you got these in your video. 😃 Couple of other places in Yangon I loved - the Abandoned Amusement Park (next to the Zoo) and the Htwe Oo Puppet Show (in the puppet master family's living room!) - did you experience those too? I would also encourage people who are pondering the question of whether to visit Myanmar (not only to think about how many countries commonly visited also have attrocities being committed by their governments in one shape or form) but also to read the excellently written book "The River of Lost Footsteps: A Personal History of Burma" to understand the context of this fragmented land where conflicts in its borders have been ongoing long throughout history.
Thanks Matthew! You make some really good points and absolutely agree that there are many popular destinations with questionable regimes. I only found out about the amusement park after we left unfortunately (through your video actually haha), but would have loved to see it! Thanks again mate!
Thanks for your objective views and insights on Myanmar. Most people, especially in the West are misinformed about the country or they don't really know the story behind the story as presented by the news media. Instead of trying to find out about the real situation (I am not talking only about Myanmar) by going to a certain destination and see for themselves, they just want to stay in their comfort zones and soak in everything what the media tells them. Enough said! (because I don't want to get into political debates, particularly on travel blogs).
@@chosett Well, politics affects everything. And nothing is ever truly "black and white", so my point (and I think yours and Ryan's too) is that people should really think more for themselves, and not close off a place because of a simple narrative presented. :) Myanmar really is a great country (I don't agree with everything the government is doing, but that goes for almost all countries I can think of), and I look forward to visiting again in future.
@@XennialTraveller Thank you for your response and I couldn't agree more!
I saw lots of foreign countries love our country(Myanmar).
I'm so proud to be one of Myanmar citizens and our country. Thanks for loving and support our country.
Very professional style. I feel like I'm watching Discovery channel 👍 awesome
Thank you
As a Myanmar who's currently staying in abroad, so much appreciate of posting this video. I'm being touched by every single scenes and words you depict in this great video. Thanks again 🙏🙏
myanmar we are with you always .greetings from sri lanka .thank you for uploading .
Myanmar is so beautiful country,many woods,pagodas and a lot of place , you can visit anywhere,I am from myanmar and I welcome all guys😊.
Myanmar is safe and friendly and peace and humble and nature and filled with great people and beautiful places to visit
Actually Myanmar is a warmly kindhearted country 😍
Been there last week. Would really love to go back there again. Love yangon..
Me too :)
I'm so happy to hear.
I am really glad that there are still people who are willing to stand together with Myanmar although medias are talking negatively about us. Thank You so much for this video!!! This video makes me CRY!!!😊
Rainy Hatreds anyone ..foreigners ...who have stayed at the monasteries/meditation centres...know that Myanmar has the greatest thing to offer anyone in the world...
I'm from Myanmar🇲🇲🙏
It's so heartwarming to see many positive comments about our country.Myanmar's still a developing country, so there are many things that we're still working on.I wanna invite you all to pay a visit to Myanmar, especially the rigions, Bagan, Kalaw, Yangon, Pha-an and Mawlamyaing. I'm sure it will blow your mind.
Thank you for this video.
Love, from Myanmar. 🇲🇲💝
Myanmar is an amazing place ...full of Buddhist Dhamma.....the overwhelming majority wouldn’t harm a flea.....very beautiful and amazing people who lead an ethical life, full of peace.
Thanks you so much for this video ❤️
I'm a Myanmar citizen.
Thank you for your comment!
Thank you so much for such a touching journey. I will definitely look up Htoo Htoo the next time I go to Yangon.
He will be happy to welcome you!
I want to concur with Dori and commended you for the video. I have been to the city but did not know about life across the river. I do planned to go back. I am surprised that you did not try to promote Tootoo by posting a link or a number for travelers like me to book him as my guide. Please this is one way that you can help to encourage someone that is authentic to continue to make a needed contribution to his country. I would appreciate any assistance from you for my next trip. Peace and Love!
Such a great video. Hopefully more people can see this and appreciate the effort that goes into it :)
Thank you - that means a lot!
HECK YEAH!! As someone born in Myanmar and has been living in Myanmar ever since, i've never really seen any foreigner represent my nation or my people in such a positive light, or any representation at all. So yes, thanks, man.
Thanks for revealing the truth about Yangon and Myanmar. I am from Yangon and I would like to assure anyone who is thinking of visiting Myanmar that when you visit our country, you will definitely meet frankly and kind Myanmar people who really care about the guests and visitors surprisingly without expecting anything in return.
Thanks for your comment, it's true - we met so many kind and welcoming people all over Myanmar 😊
@@OneShotAdventures Look forward to seeing more videos from your Channel, bro. I am a Myanmar to English translator especially for documentaries. Feel free to let me know if you happen to need translation for your videos about Myanmar.
@@scottmikley7 Thanks so much!
So true
Thanks for visiting our country and appreciating it .Our country is always welcome to everyone.Loves from Myanmar (Burma)
Thank you One Shot Adventures, for doing this right! Now to all you preening millenial content creators: THIS is how you produce an excellent video. Focus not on your own faces and bodies but rather on your true subject, and on doing high-quality videography, as well as writing some informative and articulate narration.
Wow, thank you!
:-) Agreed. Its what happens to kids who are never disciplined, never challenged., it's all about Me, Me.
Well Said Sir.
After a Long Long time really enjoyed a Quality and Great Video.
Amazing Voice. Perfect to be a Documentary.
Simply Class apart 🌹🎈🌻👌👍🙏🏻🏆
Other Bloggers try to show their Face more than the Place they visit.
That's Why Class Apart
I’m actually crying we never get this much recognition
Excellent high quality content as always! Thanks so much for giving us an honest opinion and insight into what to expect in a country marred by so much controversy, people are people and as you say you shouldn't let the terrible actions of a government bring down an entire nation of people. Great! :)
Thanks guys!
Also ...Myanmar is a union of states...
Since it’s inception different ethnic minorities have wanted self rule...Shans, chins, Karen, Rohingya, Mons etc etc......( as in other parts of the world) ....for most people these states out out of bounds and so a visitor, as well as most Myanmar people wouldn’t go anywhere near troubled spots. The overwhelming majority of burmese people are among the nicest, kindest and most humble people you could meet.
I am Burmese from Yangon and now living so far away from home. Seeing your video clip make me homesick and can't wait to visit back when the military reign of terror is over! Would love to see Htoo Htoo in person as he is great guy with big heart! Stay Strong MYANMAR! Our Revolution Must Prevail!
The juxtaposition of golden pagodas alongside what looks like office buildings is striking. Good job respectfully capturing the religious rituals.
How cool that you got off the tourist track and experienced a side of Myanmar that most foreigners never get to see
It was an amazing experience!
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This is so good that I'm starting to feel less bad about being Burmese
Yeah same
You must because our kind was so corrupted by the military propaganda that there are still people who thinks protestors need to be taught lessons with guns. Aweful nationalists all they do is destroy nations.
As a Myanmar citizen myself, I teared up reading all of your comments... thanks for all the love ❤️
I really appreciated how you show this side of Myanmar. I'm Burmese and I've actually never seen a foreigner viewing like you guys did. In news abroad like CNN or BBC they would make Myanmar the "villain" and everything like ethnic cleansing. There is always 2 sides to a problem and people need to be open minded too. Racism could be the issues but who knows? What the soldiers and armies did, we citizens won't shoulder it. I don't think many people know but there are wars throughout the year. Internal conflicts happen all the time with the states. People burn villages and attack again and violence never end like a cycle. The Rohingya conflict is just ONE of them. I'm not covering up for my own country, but you should know this; our country was brainwashed for MANY years and live in fear but only changed a few years ago with the change of military junta to democracy. The citizen's opinions were never voiced out and although Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is leading democracy, she can't be president because of a ridiculous law only aiming at her and she can't shoulder all problems from decades ago. So I hope people would understand the BEAUTY of Myanmar
There are over 135 tribes in Myanmar.
All of tribes spend their life time by sharing love , sympathy and positive energy♥️ It's so beautiful .
They have genuine smile , kind heart . Believe me you guys will never be in trouble in Myanmar 🇲🇲 becoz they are always helping each other all the time. And I'm proud of being hybrid of two tribes.
I am actually will be going there next week. Very excited.
Enjoy it!
I am living in myanmar.Thank you a lot for making this video.People are misunderstanding our country.This video means a lot for our people.Thanks u
Thank you so much for hearing love Myanmar. Nice video and he recorded truly things, that all about are just around the Yangon. I prefer to go and visit another famous place in Myanmar you will feel and touch the how Myanmar is beautiful and people are kindly and friendly.
We visited quite a few places in Myanmar! 😊
My parents born in Myanmar and I born in Thailand and I get to visit there country when I was 4 and when I grow up I’m visiting there again
I assure you that after or during your visit to Myanmar, you will come to feel Myanmar is well worth another visit. Here, tourists, irrespective of nationality and skin, are treated kindly in every part of the country by hospitable, humble and helpful residents wearing charming smiles on their faces. Old and new visitors from the four corners of the world are warmly welcomed to the emerging democracy, which is also known as the Land of Pagodas. Have a nice day!
i am from Myanmar. THANK for loving our country.
the way u saying style very nice, attractive and unique. i'm glad u uenjoyed in Yangon.
Thank you!
For sure a country to visit...
Went there back at the end of Dec/ Jan this year.loved the place
Thank you all for your kind words for my country❤❤
I didn't really know about Myanmar and the ethnic cleansing. I really enjoyed the intro sequence it set the scene of the video really well. BTW, your voice is really awesome for voice- over! The building around 2:21 is gorgeous. Not only that building but also the one around 3:14 is spectacular. Thank you so much for sharing this video on this place. I now learned a new country. At last, this is very well filmed and established. Great job! I definitely got a new subscriber here.
Thanks Denise, glad you enjoyed the film
Myanmar has the greatest number of British Architectural building in all of South East Asia 💗💗
Beautiful video. I am an expatriate working in Myanmar. Myanmar is exactly what you have depicted. Lovely place and people. The video is touching.
I want to go to Yangon, I am think about traveling there just to see the place.
It's a fascinating city!
Welcome my friend, I am from Myanmar.It's a really good place full with golden pagodas.Thank you for visiting for our countries! We will be always welcoming all the tourists.
All the single travelers, all the single travelers, put your hands up 🙌🏻 🙌🏻. You got into some really cool spots. Htoo Htoo was awesome!!!
Yeah he is such a great guy
Why he is good for single travelers
@@Namoari941 it's a Beyonce's song, "Single ladies" reference.
It was indeed that Myanmar is one of the most underrated country in the world when it comes to tourism industry but I hope people would discover this beautiful country soon.
One of the most interesting things we done while in Yangon to kill a couple of hours was to ride the circle train in the morning, it gets busy but watching local life going about there business, and not one miserable face, makes me realise just how complicated our western lives really are
I have heard lots of great things about that train ride! My girlfriend Emma has done it
just a way of life but simple
@@udaysheorey1490 I am from Myanmar, Fri. Hatred doesn't solve. Self-centered, ethnic/religion-centered, we are already divided too much.
@@udaysheorey1490 what an idiotic thing to say when u know nth about Myanmar. Sule Pagoda in the video is next to the mosque. And we all enjoy each other's company unlike small minded people like you
and the people are content because of the meditation that most of them do...makes the mind peaceful.They also offer it for free ( donations) in countless centres around Myanmar. The majority live a very ethical life and would not harm a fly.
Thank u so much fri..... love from Myanmar
Sule is like junction of the religions, you can see Mosque at the back of the Sule Pagoda and also in the frond you could find Church beside of the Mahabandoola Garden.
Thank you so much for making this. I teared up watching this
I'm from Myanmar and we are kind and Myanmar is beautiful but people only show the dark side of our country🥺😞
I love see people discussing about my coubtry🇲🇲❤️😍
One of my bucketlist Myanmar
Splendid video of a fantastic loving people and country. Love to them all. So happy and full of gratitude to have visited this country over a year ago. Love Myanmar so much ♥ ❤ ❥ ❣ Thank you for the wonderful video you made in Birma Myanmar Lovely
I spent 17 years from my childhood and born there in Okkyin. I left Rangoon in 1960 and again visited in 1962 and after so many years in 2019 and saw big difference. Much developed but I lost my childhood there.
Admittedly, we did not know about the controversies you touch on at the beginning...but we do not watch the news... Nice makeup, Ryan! Very cool shot at 3:16 That does look other-worldly, almost like a snippet from a Star Wars movie. We found our own Htoo Htoo in Sarajevo! There's art found in all forms, so I am sure Emma's pottery would have found a home. 😄 Wow, that meal looks so amazing! Myanmar is actually on our list, and your video has cemented that further. Inspiring to hear what he said about being "second dad" and working hard, being honest, etc. Another genius film, Ryan!!
Thank you guys! We all had a good laugh at Emma's pottery skills 😂
You are welcome
Im from Myanmar and its really interesting to see through the eyes of others from other countries
Myanmar is a beautiful country. I'm from Yangon🇲🇲🇲🇲.
I am from Yangon, Myanmar. Do not afraid when people from Myanmar talk to tourists like you guys. Because 97% of the time they are not bad people. They just want to talk to foreigners because that makes them happy.
I made my own trip there 2 years ago. Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Bagan, and Yangon for around 9 days. Was not able to go to Inle Lake though. Its a temple wonderland, indeed.
Some of the most beautiful temples I've seen!
@@OneShotAdventures , and I bet it took you so long to finally realize that you are actually seeing the grandeur of the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon. Took me 3 hours to realize that. It was an awe inspiring experience.
I watch this video when I feel homesick of my country. Yes indeed! Our people are very lovely and kind Thank you so much for making this amazing video!
Wonderful video. You have an excellent narrative voice. My friend is heading there in 2 days.
Have you heard of Ayahuasca ceremonies there?
Thank you! I have not heard of that actually, looks very interesting though!
Great People and Great places to visit.
Wonderfull city. I was there two years ago and i go there again next month. So were i find mister Htoo Htoo? And how much cost this tour?
There is a link to his Facebook in the description of the video 😊
I have no idea there was a stereotype against Myanmar both of my parents are from Myanmar but we lived in India.Myanmar is a great country people are really friendly i have visited two times.Come to think of it all of my realtives are from Myanmar and most of them lived in Myanmar.Such a wonderful country i plan to lived in there someday
Thanks for saying so many positive things about my country.❤️
Thank you for welcoming us!
Mayenmer people are man eater.so be careful to visit there.
Mohammad Kamal Hosen not true....mostly they are wonderful people
Hey just found out your channel! I’m from Myanmar and I’m glad you enjoy it here. To be honest, you barely scratched the surface going around Yangon and Dala. Lots of places you haven’t explored yet, hope you come back again for more after pandemic is over! Cheers!
Hey there, thanks for watching! I have 4 more Myanmar videos on my channel that you might enjoy 😊
Thank you for visiting. Don’t believe the media ;)
I have been visiting Myanmar since 1983. Now already 10 times. Every fime it has been a unique experience for me. By now I have adopted a family there and supported their future. They have become my family!
If you are in for a truely spuritual journey . . . Go Myanmar. Off the beaten track iw will be an experience that will uplift the rest of your life.
"Htoo Htoo put us into a couple of Tuk Tuks."
Hahaha
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Gold.
Thank you soo much for showing us Myanmmar with this video. I really love your creativity and words you use every time when you explain the feelings/impresions you have in every city or smalltown. ❤