Thanks for the comment Svein Arne

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Thanks Ian. Yeah I have been lucky with this channel so far

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I hope your upcoming trip is successful.

But how by road from Imphal via Moreh border

Then why do guys torture the rohigyas from arakan region?

@@mr.boblegram9679 we dont . I mean the military might but it’s kind of like a war where both Myanmar and rohingyas are killing and torturing each other but sadly the only thing the whole world see is the poor consequences that the rohingyas have to face but they dont get to see what it’s like for the Burmese too. And plus i am sure you are talking about “rakhine region”. And rakhine is a land of Myanmar so basically when the rohingyas come into rakhine, it’s like they are trying to colonize Myanmar so therefore a war starts . I hope that explains

@@mr.boblegram9679 First of all,Rohingyas aren't from Myanmar. They are from Bangladesh and the fightings aren't from our side only. They attacked police stations and killed a lot of polices in arakan. Don't believe the media,they only show the lies.

Thanks Robert

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Thomas McGillivray they are more like a shirt and a long skirt rather than a dress... they look pretty, but for me, they’re not my favorite.. idk if I’m spelling it correctly, but they’re called tamains

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Thanks for the tip Anna. I think we will do a video about buying jewelry in Myanmar. It is a good idea.

Its called thanaka. Its an old cosmetic product used to beautify women in Myanmar and to lesser extent South East Asia. In Malaysia where I live, it used to be popular in older days but now only old people use it.

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Thanks for the comment, Nanpya. yes those teak wood boxes oozed quality. You could just tell they were built to last.

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Not teak wood , it is pine wood.

@@nweniwin5457 thanks for making the correction,,,I thought it was teak since teak was readily available back in the day,,,and it is durable and heavy,,,just for my information what is the difference between teak and pine,,,thank you ahead nwe ni win....

Bangladesh looks like a really interesting country to be honest.

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For this video I used a simple nikon coolpix camera.

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Thank you for your kind comments.

It is just a few months ago - Your suggestions regarding the camera movement is noted - thanks.

Oh ok which market is bigger? Thanks for commenting

Nope, it is the biggest at the same time, oldest wholesales market, dude . He is just referring to this market with Yangon size at this age.

Ok I don't know if you are referring the markets of its kind, clothings and furnitures. But in terms of size, what about Bayint Naung Wholesale market? Let me know if I get wrong.

Bayint Naung is as far as I know, a trading market it is like many local agricultural products came to this place and are distributed all over Yangon. I believe Theingyi Market is a more generalized place which sells various kinds of clothing, foods, and other home appliances. Thats why I say it is the biggest and I hope OP is referring to a market of this kind.

Thanks for commenting, Miharu.

Yeah old buildings add Yangon more interesting 😅

Hello Doug and thanks for subscribing. The language is Burmese and dating in Myanmar is very traditional.

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Do we get a good replica shoes ???

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Yes why not ,in myanmar real one can't be easy to buy. Ucan get best replica shoes at run ygn at aung san station .Jordan nike yeezey ,vans ,and everything. :)

@@htetaunglinn8217 thnku for da info. Would it also available at namphalong ??? I'm visiting it in some days

We use kyats to pay, not US dollars I know this has nothing to do with your comment but I actually don't know the cost as well.

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Sittwe prison?

Well most of the stalls seemed to sell ladies clothing so I dont blame them. The guy with the vintage ghettoblasters did try to speak with me.

Not all. Some are longyis for men and some are longyis for women. And some are just fabric.

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Khayali pulao pakao😁

It's called Thanakha. NOt only woman but also man wear that on their faces. Thankha liquid is made from bark of Thanakha tree that prevents UV rays and prevents acne 😅

Isolated due to Western sanctions. Google "Long Live Indochina/China Daily" for sad truth about Myanmarmore. blog.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=742201

Tragic ridden Myanmar had been suffering for centuries; first under British Colonialism, when the nation was placed inside Greater India, thus around 8 millions immigrants moved into small homogeneous country in long Colonial era; secondly through boycotted by the West, as impoverished Myanmar turned to Socialism for a relief. In fact, Myanmar has a sad saying that goes 'A poor young girl got raped and get hurt twice', referring to their nation's double tragedies. Besides, current crisis in Myanmar is product of Colonialism, when the nation was placed inside Greater India, thus around 8 millions immigrants poured into small homogeneous country in long Colonial era, including Rohingya Bengalis from populous but tiny Bangladesh which has a population of 170 million, that had been sending millions of illegal immigrants into Myanmar for ages that Myanmar has declared national emergency in Rakhine State ever since early 1980s, but Western news medias ignored it all, as Myanmar had been boycotted by the West, when impoverished country turned to Socialism after long painful Colonial era; and as a result, hardly any one out of Myanmar knew truths. It's all about Colonial masters & their South Asians they used as soldiers & servants to defend Colonial Empire worldwide, while master extracted wealth for centuries; and territorial expansion into next door Myanmar through immigration, which eventually end up a small homogeneous country, paying ultimate prices. Myanmar endured the worst immigration onslaught under long & painful Colonialism, when several million immigrants poured in, as small homogeneous country was put inside Greater India; while neighbors such as Laos, Cambodia & Vietnam under French Colonialism had no immigration issue at all.

I agree with the fact that Burma has been suffering so hard since after British Colonialism, you know things like Immigrants from India and Bangladesh were mixed into the country when British ruled and now they are blaming Burma for what they did not end well. Though lack of institutions, rule of law are all to blame, the west is responsible for abandoning Burmese like a raped girl. Now they are all ripping us apart by putting blames on Military for inhumane behaviour at the same time not helping at all to handle the situation well. Especially UN still puts a lot of good efforts for Bengali immigrants using Humanity context. I don't blame UN for this however US including Europe is sanctioning again. Dude what the fuck! For fake's sake, Burma was a lively country once before colonialism. Let her grow steadily. Stop comparing your western humanity index to a century-left behind country.

True, there's hardly any Muslim, Hindu or Christian in Burma up until British Colonialism, when the small homogeneous nation was placed inside Greater India, and several millions South Asian immigrants poured in; while neighbors such as Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam under French Colonialism had no immigration issue at all.

That's all because the West is trying to divide Burma into pieces. Got it?

Yep.

Don't think so.. that is how they usually greet foreigners... lol... don't take it the wrong way. If you say hello to them, they will smile.

Well to be honest, vlogging and taking videos in public is not something we Burmese usually see someone doing or something we do on our own. So i am pretty sure they were just confused because the cameraman was filming .

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You mean “monks”?