What Is Life Like On Myanmar's Largest River? | Ayeyarwady
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- The Ayeyarwady river crosses the entire country of Myanmar, from the foothills of the Himalayas to the Andaman Sea. Most of the country's cultural treasures, ancient history, and magnificent landscapes are all reflected in the waters of the Ayeyarwady. Follow along the river from the very South of Myanmar and see all the different means of river transportation while meeting people who tell us what the river means to them.
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Absolutely amazing Great video
Wish the world could be like this
Thanks for sharing this with everyone ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching!! 🌍✨
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This is what the old saying means; "the planet doesn't need more successful people, the planet desperately needs more storytellers, peace makers, healers, restorers and lovers of all kinds". 🙏🏻
You got that right.
@@AriAbuko Long live Myanmar people! 🙏🏻
Such a peaceful and harmonious life rich in culture, tradition and religion.
Is it okay for tourists to climb or fly in hot air balloons hovering above sacred pagodas. Just asking?
@@mamajune3864 I know what you meant.
This is incredible. What a wealth of culture! Dolphins working together with fishermen?!? It's a different world!
My native Land .
The Land of Pagodas .❤❤❤
This shows a beautiful, peaceful way of life Myanmar used to enjoy. What is happening today is heartbreaking and it will be hard to ever recapture this.
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Just finished watching this in Malaysia. What a well-done documentary. Opened my mind and hearts to Burma. Beautiful country. All the best Burma. Thank you 👍.
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What a beautifull and respectfull documentary. Thank you so much 👍👍
I first became acquainted with life on the Myanmar river,history of people;i was impressed by the Buddhist buildings and unusual landscapes.
Watching from Scotland 🏴 your video is so beautiful and interesting 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The river is the life of millions of people,,good luck❤
Amazing documentary! I got much knowledge than before. Thank you so much for presenting real lives and cultures of Myanmar.
This is a beautifully done documentary.
Your videos are wonderful, thanks for the notification. Greetings from Mexico, blessings!
Myanmar nice country a lot story over there
Thank. You sharing over the world about Myanmar nation and Myanmar people culter ,human energy.
This documentary beautifully captures the essence of life along the Ayeyarwady River in Myanmar. From the bustling markets of Bhamo to the serene monasteries, the river is the lifeblood of the country, weaving together its rich history, diverse cultures, and vibrant traditions. The scenes of elephants working in the forests, monks collecting alms, and villagers navigating daily life provide a captivating glimpse into a world where time seems to stand still. Highly recommend watching to appreciate the natural and cultural beauty of Myanmar.
Never seen such a beautiful and doulful documentary before ❤️😍
Thanks you 🙏🏼🌷
I worship all holiness there about this vlog.
Elephants are the real signs of Sustainability where there is abundance of forest, fodder and also water to maintain large group of Elephants.
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beautiful documentary
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Thanks for a very very good vdo I love it very much, it is amazing, great, interesting, I can see many thing more than I expect . I enjoy to see . Thank you again .
I wish I had your production budget when I was documenting Myanmar earlier this year!
Even though fish obtained from dolphins are less in quantity, it is a healthy way of catching dish without damaging ecosystem. Why cant burma give open as many training centers for fish catching by traditional methids to other countries so that ecological disasters can be averted.
Wait….Isn’t this the same Myanmar currently engaged in a horrendous & bloody civil war?!?
Oh its very nice video.
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
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Beautiful. Thank you!
Thanks a lot, very nice Doc.😍😍😍
An excellent video I’m watching here in Kalaw, Shan State, Myanmar with the fighting hopefully still maintaining a distance. Since the 90s I’ve tried to go north to go down the Irrawaddy but am always thwarted by the government. Some day. But regarding the video, it seems the narrator is another climate change alarmist. And painting the British as the evil doers in their colonial activities. Just ask a Burmese how they feel about the British vis à vis the military junta or the Japanese. No contest. My favorite country out of 80 or more. Someday soon going the way of affluence and globalization like Thailand did. A pity. It’s the real McCoy here.
Omg , I LOVE the elephants ❤❤❤
The fishing with dolphins and the plight of electric fishing shows that nature has everything for man's need but not enough for man's greed.
The Burmese are not new in Singapore with many Burmese road name along Balestier Road even her capital name Rangoon.
Very best
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BECAUSE OF MILITARY RULER THAT IS WHY EVERYTHING SAVED .OTHERWISE LIKE INDIA AND PAKISTAN NAME OF DEMOCRACY EVERYTHING LOOTED BY POLITICIANS. BEST EXAMPLE IS NOW IRAQ LIBYA NEPAL WHAT HAPPENS NOW BECAUSE OF DEMOCRACY
Is this the river usually spelled Irrawaddy in English?
Yes something like that anyways. 😎
Yes,it was. In some countries and old books, it still spells as Irrawaddy. In Myanmar, somehow it changes to spell as Ayeyarwady and I don't know since when.
New शुभ लाभ world economy = everyone rich and resouceful enough to adequately take care of natural resources with dedicated man power for bringing sustainability.
Deforestation of the Precious Teakwood trees, (and others) here is the same as it is elsewhere. It seems like wherever you go its the same. The trees are needed for construction, for fuel and for many other things and NO ONE ON EARTH seems to be able to stem the tide of the rampant deforestation that is happening all over the Earth. What will humanity do when all the trees are gone?? It has never seemed so impossible to me to somehow just change people’s minds a little by starting at a young age, educating the children about the need for increased Tree Planting programs. But somehow it just doesn’t seem to be happening. At least not much. Very Sad.
One fully grown teak treein thick tropical rain forest takes almost 200 years .before cutting them down , it must have been replaced by at least four big teak trees to fill the vaccum. This continuous loop of tree cover being intact eventhough we utilise trees for human consumption is called as tree Sustainability wood business economy which is the urgent need of this moment for our planet to sustain.
I'm curious when exactly this video footage was filmed because the country is currently in a state of civil war. Like was stated in the beginning the military had "given up control" of the country and let a democratic government begin. But the military still retained ultimate control by way of a corrupt constitution that they wrote and every single member of the new government was a retired military general except for the Hero of Myanmar - Aung Ang Suu Kyi. She has dedicated her life to bringing true democracy to Myanmar. And when she tried to actually start a democratic government, without the military secretly controlling everything, she was arrested and in 2021 was thrown in prison and the military retook control of the government. They have been killing thousands of civilians across the country by bombing villages, hospitals, refuge camps, and any gathering of citizens that opposes them. Why doesn't the world know about this??? Why does the UN never say a word or intervene to help the people of Myanmar???
The video says 2014 - right at the very end.
The UN doesn't give Damn about humanity, only it's political objectives. It is the most dangerous organisation on the planet seeking global unelected tyranny. FACT!
Because the UN is corrupt too and some people know but for example I dont have power to change fked up sht in my own country, the US and I dont know if you saw what the communist Justin Trudeau up in Canada is doing but this whole planet is going to continue to falter. All the wrong people are and have been for years destroying this planet.
Filmed around 2012-2013.
Thanks a lot instead of Myanmar citizens ❤/Reject military coup /Accept National Union Government ❤
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what's the purpose of that music
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I don’t think they should repair the British Secretariat building in Yangon. It would cost a fortune to repair it. They should instead protect elephants along the Ayeyarwady river.
Those molehairs are impressive
This sounds system not enough loud
….Who wants to do backbreaking gold mining-when you can chain-smoke Marlboros, swig bottles of whisky, wear your best Madonna makeup-while rockin’ to Myanmar techno-punk (with the “Nats”)??
Never thought I would say this but SIGN ME UP !! I Did this in my 20's and I love to dance...ballet, jazz, tap and Irish I could do this too is there a school..lol
Not a single lady is seen with any skin problem like pimples or dry patchy, tanned skin despite high sunshine.... All have clear cheeks....nobody is overweight....be it men or the women
Although total vegetarian is prefered as healthy life style.
Thanks a lot instead of Myanmar citizens ❤
Reject Military coup .
Accept National Union Government ❤❤❤
I agree with one commenter regarding the vilified military junta. Despite its flaws it has saved and is beginning to renovate all the beautiful British colonial buildings in Yangon, and also in my appreciation, prohibited motorcycles in Yangon. “Democracies” don’t seem to have a particularly good track record , and Socrates and Plato weren’t exactly fans of democracy. The narrator seems to exude liberal posturing and virtue signaling- Climate change, bashing the British colonial presence, etc. But that is common with the youth of the West, particularly in the UK and the USA who seem to love to hate their countries, countries whose men generations before died for their very freedoms and affluence. I love Myanmar but am not convinced a so called democracy would save this country. I come often here and the difference between the Thais and the Burmese is striking. The Thais are seem more sullen, indifferent, unhappy and fixated on jumping on the global band wagon. I admit better heath care and education would be an improvement here.. But when democracy eventually is sustained in Myanmar I’m sure the usual corrupt politicians will come out of the woodwork and flourish, all to the detriment of the common Burmese.
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Elephants understand only Burmese they should teach English 😂
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The majority of Myanmar people are great people. Well over 5% of them are filthy rich, mostly people being great suckers to Military Dictators. Well over 80 to 90% of Myanmar people are living well under the poverty line or living day by day basic apparently. Only a few per cent, a very few per cent of Myanmar people are middle-class people.
Right now, in March 2024, I would say Myanmar is one of the worst countries in this world to live in as The Civil War is in a frightening situation. NOT SAFE to travel at all.
Those elephants hate you!! They dont belong to you. You have no right to put chains on them and then say theyre happy. would you be happy with chains on you? And what kind of violence would have happened if cameras werent there when the young elephant wasnt broken yet and obeying you? Shame on you.