🇲🇲| This is What's Left Of Downtown Yangon ⚠️ MYANMAR NEEDS HELP

[@pdharris2926]

The people of Myanmar are the most beautiful I have ever encountered on any of my worldly ventures. I have donated alot of money to the orphanages in Yangon, and supported my friends there during this difficult period for them. I pray that their lives will return to normal. Thank you for this update.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for your kind comment ❤️

[@KyawThet-x1n]

Sardu… sardu…sardu….

[@aaad3552]

The culture we have here makes us kind and caring. But well that's fragile and fading. I've seen parents treat their children like their worst enemies forced to stay together. Valuing money over everything proudly. We are not bad but we r not angels either and the grass is always greener on the other side.

[@kosalai1009]

Let me say thank you instead of Myanmar people.

[@MohammedAli-PigLover]

@@kosalai1009😂

[@modellbleu2294]

I first visited Myanmar in 2004. Flash forward and my restaurant in Thailand is staffed with Burmese. Some of the most wonderful people I have ever encountered. My heart breaks for the country. Thank you Chai.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you and I totally agree with you 🙏❤️

[@Fairycore-20]

Thank you for supporting us😢❤❤❤

[@noobinvokerplayer3526]

Thank you, as a burmese citizen who recently moved to Bangkok because of the "mandatory military service" , words cannot describe how much you have done for me... All i can say is... thank you for showing me what the neighborhood I grew up in through YT. The place hold many precious memories for me. Thank you is all I can say... Please also be safe too.... Kyae zuu tin pr tl bya

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you so much ❤️ hopefully you’re able to go back home safely at some stage soon

[@mr.hamster_8964]

BKK here , Hope you can be Safe and Pray the Democracy go back to Myanmar again 🇲🇲🕊️

[@Mega-718]

Thank you so much for visiting our country hope you can visit again when the country's state is better

[@Chai_Travel]

I hope so too 🙏 Thank you

[@Mabinogion]

Chai. Thank you for this video. I am a Brit living in the north of Thailand right on the border. My wife is Burmese (the most wonderful person I ever met) and the war in Myanmar pains me.

[@Chai_Travel]

Hi hi, thanks for reaching out🙏 I really hope things will improve in the near future ❤️ stay in touch

[@boredscientist5756]

My wife is also Burmese, a pure angel. Situation in Myanmar makes me cry every time also!

[@NdauTribe13]

You can see the country is troubled . I’m watching from the Great Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 I pray the people of Myanmar have peace backyard the country has been and is going through a lot . The country reminds me of DRC and Sudan those countries have never known peace

[@kyawmyintkyaw7369]

Thank you Big Bro ! 🇲🇲😍🇿🇼

[@mitsunori222000]

Thank you for an honest video explaining how a little help can go a long way. Tourists who just stay in big hotels and enthuse about the few malls need to watch this. Love and Hope from Thailand.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for saying that ❤️

[@rex_07RT]

I’m from Cambodia 🇰🇭, after I watched your videos about Myanmar I felt depressed for them. I hope Myanmar will be better and find peace soon. 😢 Right now Only Cambodia Government has reached out to Burma to pull them out of the war for peace and development.

[@Kyinshun]

Thank you for your message ❤ from Myanmar ❤

[@jittapootowasakun1960]

Only Cambodian hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@THOA-01]

What a non-sense and totally not understand the problem, the current resistance force have over 16 faction with no absolute representative to "talk", so, who are you going to talk with? India and Thailand open border and take refugee everyday, just Thailand alone is exceed 1000-3000 people per day which already exceed 100000 people in just 3 month and none were boast about "contribution"

[@SơnPhạmTrường-u9v]

You take care off yourself,ha.ha...😂😂😂 your counrtry very poor

[@MyoMaungMaung14]

Thanks a lot. We are also trying to restore our DEMOCRACY back.

[@chrisaustria321]

Ive only been to Myanmar once in 2017 and it was absolutely amazing! Ive seen a lot of different countries during my travels but never were the people as kind and smiling and helpful as in Myanmar! The country was so beautiful too and I always wanted to come back… it was really good to see the city again but at the same time my heart could not be more sad about the terrible situation there! Please really do support by donating or sharing this so the beautiful country and people are not being forgotten about! Peace and freedom for Myanmar 🕊️

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks! I hope the situation will be better soon ❤️

[@phyulone-v1m]

please come back and visit again when our country back to normal

[@somongkol]

Thank you for sharing the latest about Myanmar. I was last there in 2018 when the economy was booming. It's really sad and a shame that the military govt is taking the country backward again. My heart breaks for everyone there.

[@edmo43]

¡Gracias!

[@Chai_Travel]

Man 🙏 thank you so much for this! Is this towards Maung Maung and community? 😊

[@edmo43]

I couldn't make the donation because of the different links for the Myanmar cause that you promote in the video. I decided to send $25 in the video👍

[@Chai_Travel]

You’re the best! I’ll make sure it will be spent wisely 🙏❤️ thank you!

[@chong-sb5po]

Thanks!

[@Chai_Travel]

That’s very nice of you 🙏 thanks for showing your appreciation 😊

[@kleerogers]

Glad you are back!!!! Of course you do not see any other foreigners in Burma, for obvious reasons. You might think I am joking with you, but many of us are worried about you. Please take care ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you ❤️ Normally I’m publishing a week in advance. But for this Myanmar series I made sure I’m publishing everything outside of the country 🙏

[@dianach-fl7fw]

​@@Chai_Travelyou said "publishing a week in advance" What is the meaning a week in advance, could you tell me,please🙏

[@TimK2646]

So many tourists from China, Malaysia and India there. Its just white people that are rare.

[@SilverfoxJB]

@@dianach-fl7fw Normally, he is posting videos about a week after he makes them. For this he waited until he left the country, so they could have been filmed a few weeks ago.

[@dianach-fl7fw]

@@SilverfoxJB i got it, thank you

[@Swampzoid]

Myanmar is probably the most fascinating country is Southeast Asia from all the videos I've watched. I actually had a trip planned for Myanmar from the U.S. for March 2020 but canceled just before it was time to go because of the pandemic. Thanks for being there Chai but please be extra safe.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you mate. A shame covid happened but you’re time will come soon again :) thanks so much for watching all the videos I’m making in Myanmar 🤩

[@poemreader7988]

Thanks bro, Welcome to Myanmar, pls come again if you have time for the future. Thanks again to You!

[@KywalKywal-n7j]

I'm from.myanmar. I hate my life. But thanks you for caring about Myanmar.🇲🇲 I really want to free from mliltary.

[@Chai_Travel]

❤️ I hope for the best

[@CrystalYTpkxd]

Thank you Chai for supporting our country, Myanmar, I live in Myanmar❤

[@tristanjong9618]

Thanks bro. You're very supportive of local people and very kindly. Bless.......👍👍👏👏

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you too for watching ❤️

[@ericgammill4780]

I spent a month traveling around Myanmar in 2001. Amazing country with very kind people. A friend told me Yangon was short for "Y'all hang on!". Have fun and be safe!

[@kyawzinhtoon1786]

Before military coup, 1USD=1300 MMK. The inflation hits very hard and 1USD at the present time is more than 4000MMK in the market or business. Junta try’s to control the exchange rate forcefully setting at 2100 MMK which you saw at the exchange counter. Thanks for the update.

[@miajian2472]

I agree and this is true, we are living under this kind of circumstances. And have no choice but try to be safe and healthy.

[@tosshi545]

Unfortunately that's not the real exchange rate. It's currently at 1USD= around 5000mmk.

[@GojokeSatoru]

@@tosshi545 it's actually 4500. It went to 5010 for 1USD for a day.

[@tosshi545]

@@GojokeSatoru yeah rn it's 4600.

[@aishamamsa9345]

Hello Thank you for uploading this video. I saw my family in your video 😢. I haven't seen them for many years.

[@Chai_Travel]

No way?😕 I hope the situation will change so you can go back home again ❤️

[@aishamamsa9345]

@@Chai_Travel thank you for also sharing my country's current situation and how people are dealing with it. Take care.

[@HninYadanarMon-w5t]

you are so kind.Thank you for your supporting.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you too for watching

[@stevens8785]

A nice tour around Yangon and a great idea having a guide. Great work Chai, cheers 🤩

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks Steven! Aw yeah haha Maung Maung is a great man :) have a great day 🏆🤗

[@ThydaCookingTV]

Myanmar is still beautiful

[@LaFattinoDraws]

Thank you ❤ from myanmar

[@myanmarculture]

❤

[@Inesophet]

As Mr. Clarkson put it, its gods garden.

[@steel8432]

Thank you so much for speak up for my country🙏

[@Mikhin-yg1ks]

Thank you share and supporting my country in Myanmar

[@kingrai1550]

hi sir I am from Myanmar but now i am living in thailand and i want to say to you thank you for your kindness and telling people help actually we need democracy 😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏💪

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you ❤️ I hope Myanmar and its people can live in peace soon again 🙏

[@winmin7566]

I'm cry after watching your video 😢i left my country after military coup almost 3year now when i see my country it look like Afghanistan and Yemen 😢Syria😢

[@Chai_Travel]

😔 I feel your pain🙏 I really hope things will change soon

[@joyyyy777]

Appreciate your dedication. I also was touched by the friend's warm heart. I hope there is no more war anywhere.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks for showing your appreciation 😊🙏 I hope so too

[@riko2310]

Glad to know that you left the country safely, Chai. Thank you for taking the time to visit our country and making a documentary ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you too!

[@ThetZawLwinKhayLaw]

Million thank Chai ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for watching and appreciating the effort

[@nanmoemoesan4718]

I subscribed for this channel & I watch without skipping commercials in order to support you .. big thanks to you for sharing Myanmar

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you so much 🤗 you’re so nice of doing that :) have a great day

[@santoemegafab6219]

Chai คนพม่าเป็นคนที่น่ารัก นิสัยดีและมีมารยาท ผมคนไทยยืนยันได้ เพราะผมก็ทำธุรกิจอยู่ที่่นั่นครับ อย่าลืมไปเที่ยว มัณฑเลย์ด้วยนะ 🥰

[@Chai_Travel]

ขอบคุณ! ฉันรู้สึกโชคดีที่ได้ไปมัณฑะเลย์เหมือนกัน 🤗 ขอบคุณที่รับชม

[@EvelinHolmes]

We spend about 10 days in Myanmar 2017. Landed in Mandalay. I was shocked about the poverty . We stayed at Hotel mostly occupied by western people. Across from the Hotel was a large bridge and many ,many people living under there. We went to the open market and saw nothing but poverty. We did hire a driver true the hotel to drive us around especially to see a famous temple but after that nothing but poverty. We toured the country which looked . Spent 4 days in Began, nice hotel with pool and Ingle lake which were lots of tourist. On to Yangon. Visit the huge temple and tourist market . Food was great ,people were nice . Did see those big apartment blocks covered in black sud. On the way to the airport saw very depressed housing . It can leave you very depressed. Bur I am glad I had the opportunity to visit . I would do it again but not under these current situation .

[@santoemegafab6219]

@@EvelinHolmes เรื่องความยากจนหรือดูด้อยพัฒนา แน่นอนคุณจะเจอได้แทบทุกเมืองในพม่า ถ้าคุณเทียบกับบ้านคุณที่เจริญหรือประเทศอื่นๆ แต่ถ้าคุณเปิดใจรับกับแหล่งท่องเที่ยวและผู้คนที่นั้นๆ คุณจะได้เห็นอะไรมากมาย แต่อย่างน้อย คุณก็พูดถูกว่าอาหารเค้าอร่อย ซึ่งก็จริง -มัณฑะเลย์ ถ้าในเมืองก็ไม่มีอะไรมาก คุณต้องออกนอกเมืองเช่น อังวะ สกายและอีกที่คือ ขึ้นเขาไปเมืองเมียวเมียวหรือ พีอูราวิน มีสวน กันดอจี ที่นั่นเป็นฐานทัพเก่าของอังกฤษ ซึ่งปัทติมากรรม ก็มีกลิ่นไอของอังกฤษ ที่นั่นอากาศค่อนข้างเย็น -ย่างกุ้ง ชั่วร์ ไม่มีอะไรที่คุณคาดหวัง ก็มีพุทธสถานเช่น เจดีย์ ชเวดากอน หรือไม่ก็วัด โบตะเทา ซึ่งก็คงไม่ได้ทำให้ชาวตะวันตกว้าว -บะกัน ใช่เลย ที่นั่นคือแหล่งท่องเที่ยว มีสิ่งปลูกสร้างเพื่อต้อนรับนักท่องเที่ยว เช่นคุณและผม ซึ่งเป็นคนไทย ปล.ผมคนไทย ที่หลงไหลพม่า จากคนที่เคยเกลียดเพราะซึมซับเรื่องประวัติศาสตร์ แต่วันนี้เราอยู่กับปัจจุบัน อ้อ ผมทำธุรกิจเล็กๆอยู่ที่พม่ามาเกือบ10ปีแล้วครับ

[@Earl_Richter]

Chai! This is one of your most interesting series to date. The conditions may not be vacation-like but very good information and unique content. Maung Maung seems to be a genuinely good guy. I look forward to seeing his home and family. Stay safe out there!

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks so much for saying this. I also think this is the most special experience I’ve had in a long while. I never thought I was able to make this. Hopefully you’re able to see the coming up videos in Myanmar too 😊cheers

[@swannyihtet9191]

As a Myanmar citizen, I appreciate that you literally did speak out for us. A lot of KZbinrs and bloggers form foreign countries didn’t actually talk about how struggle we are and how unhappy at the same time.Thank you💕 Sorry for my bad English.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you! It's nice to hear you appreciate my stay and my work ❤️

[@TimK2646]

Thank you. Yangon is so different to the rest of the country. I was born at the time of the first ever Coup. Nothing has changed for the last 60 plus years.

[@Chai_Travel]

I hope it will at some stage 🙏 thanks for saying hi

[@nayle9866]

Thank you so much for speaking up for my country 🇲🇲

[@changthai-cq1rz]

Nice! imagine the potential of myanmar for tourism, specially there hugh coastline. Let's hope the situation get better soon 🙏stay safe.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey mate! I wanna thank you for your donation towards Maung Maung and his community 🙏 hopefully we’ll be able to give you some updates on my website to show what he’s been able to do with it the funds, by the end of next month 😊 man, the country is so diverse and it has amazing undiscovered beaches and lots of islands. I hope so too! Thank again 🙏😊 groetjes 👋

[@yumihh8949]

Poor Chai.. you are walking in that heat without proper sun protection and cold drinks. Thank you so much for visiting our country , knowledgeable and highlights about the situations.. Thanks millions Chai. 🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@Chai_Travel]

aw haha thank you ❤️

[@mrpeel3239]

Looks so clean and orderly. Very respectful tour of a historic city.

[@AungMinHtetChris]

Thank you so much for this vedio. brother. My country. 🇲🇲🇲🇲

[@thawwaiyanhein1270]

Love your content man and keep it up! It's really entertaining and thank you for speaking out about Myanmar.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank YOU for watching ❤️

[@RetiredGlobalLife]

Excellent video Chai. It is amazing how a country at war can in many ways appear so normal in some places, despite what we all know is happening there. In your opening park shot I thought you must have waited to time it so the men in the pink robes (monks?) would appear in the BG to make it an even better shot. Good job! 555 that's what I would have done. So smart of you to only use your camera and no selfie stick or gimble, or visible mics. We get so much more unwanted attention with all that gear. Safe and smart to look like a tourist. I hope you are like me and you are slow to edit and post, so that you are posting these when you are back home, safely in Thailand, Malaysia, or one of your other many global homes. I hope you tell me when you reply that you are home safely. Take care amigo and great job in a risky place.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey mate, thank you and yes, I only could make this Myanmar series publishing from outside of Myanmar. I’ve been talking about the situation quite a bit over the last few weeks and I would not be safe publishing this while being in Myanmar 🙏 I’ve made about 10 videos, I’m still working on another 7 at the moment. Ow and about the pink robes… haha sometimes I do wait for the perfect shot but I’ve not staged anything for the coming videos and they’re pretty raw tbh 😊 thanks champ 🏆

[@bobwallace9753]

Pink robes would be Buddhist nuns. (Male) monks were saffron/orange robes. In Bago, a city close to Yangon, there's a very large nunnery. In the morning very large numbers of pink robed nuns leave in mass. It's referred to as the flight of the butterflies.

[@KyawtThuza]

Thank you so much for this video❤ Even I'm Burmese and lived in Myanmar for many years, it is quite interesting ❤

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed this one ❤️ I hope you’re doing well

[@bruceaung33]

Thanks for this, brother!

[@Chai_Travel]

My pleasure!

[@laminaung2444]

The guide is amazing.

[@smkham1995]

Thanks a lot for coming our country

[@antruok4950]

Excellent video - it’s a beautiful place 👌 - the gentleman guiding you around is a happy person - the streets & also shopping centre show normal life , but of course , in the background there is a lot going on - Thanks again my friend 😎✔️👋👍🙏

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you sir 🫡 I’m glad I’m able to make those videos right as this time 🙏 have a beautiful day my friend

[@sanyaeaye3366]

I love my country🇲🇲☸🙏,thanks for visiting!! *BE CAREFUL THO!*

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you, I will

[@Mia-dp5cb]

That's where my cousin live and ​ကျေးဇူ❤

[@ecsmm1216]

Welocme to myanmar❤ I wish you had a nice trip , bro.

[@minsk370]

You said your're from Netherland, however, you look like a real burmese man, even though you speak in english, that does't make any differcence. I'm in Yangon but in this video you show I kind of feel it's another place in the world, video is so nice with your talking and giving messages. Thank you so much for your support to us.

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha I could be Burmese 😍 thanks so much for your kind words ❤️

[@fiatfi]

Great videos Chai. Love Burma. Did 5 trips between around 1998 and 2005. Very sad that it's been at war, on and off, since the early 1960s. I always found the people lovely. A few favourite trips if you can do: riverboat from Yangon to the Bay of Bengal down local rivers ... Train from Mandalay to Kachin State in the North - tons of hilltribe and traditional people up there - Kachin, Pao Ou, etc. ... Train through Shan State in the SE ... I'm in Bangkok at the moment heading back to Canada soon, but may plan another trip to Burma next winter ... I hope the political situation calms ... Cheers from Thonburi ... Steve.

[@Chai_Travel]

Ey Steve! I hope so too! It’s not the best time at this very moment but better times will come again 💪 have a great time back in Canada 🙏🏆

[@Tinkerツ]

Thanks you so much! form the bottom of my heart ❤️❤️

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you for saying thanks this way ❤️

[@TheSwede70]

Great man. What an amazing country and people. New subscriber here. I was there in 2006. Official exchange rate to 1 USD was 6 Kyat. 1 USD in the black market was 2000 Kyat! So no issue in recognizing the black market places back then.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks! And welcome on board 😊

[@mlcmlc2645]

Thanks to the very kind, humble, and gracious people that I met in Myanmar, Myanmar will always hold a special place in my heart. Happy to hear that you didn't stay at an expensive. What has become of the really cheap places where backpackers always stayed? I especially wonder about the Inle Lake area and if they have been able to survive... first the hit from the pandemic... then the coup. The last time I was in Myanmar was in 2018 and it was thriving with tourists. I miss Myanmar SO much and long to return..... but not seeing the smiles would really bother me. The people of Myanmar deserve so much more. If anyone in Myanmar is reading this, please know that we DO care and you have NOT been forgotten. Please stay positive and never lose hope for a brighter future. With love from Canada and South Korea.

[@Chai_Travel]

Awesome :D exciting times! Have the best time and stay in touch

[@phyuhninaung3933]

Thank you for highlighting. It is sadly true. We want our old gold days back. All are feeling unsafe and cannot plan for future. Just try to pass the current moment with precution. 😮‍💨

[@ZinMaung-ir1tu]

I miss nothing but the food 😪 Hope the situation will get better soon and be safe out there everyone.🙏

[@winhtet3010]

Finally , I found someone else speak out for my country Myanmar 😢😢😢

[@yanko5953]

Thank a lot of many Positive thinking

[@khinphone489]

Thank you 🙏🏻 for visiting to Myanmar and you video was tell the true to the world .Please Myanmar people need urgent help from the world .We need justice for human right .We want peace 🙏 and not more war with great leaders for Myanmar.

[@Chai_Travel]

❤️ 🇲🇲 Myanmar 💪

[@tunlinkyaw3635]

I have seen many videos of you about my country . As a result , I realized that you are such a great man bro. You helped people a lot. Actually, I used to be a school teacher ..But now, I had to flee from Myanmar since March 2024 and live in Thailand. A lot of young people here who want to avoid the conscription law and having jobless in Thailand although almost all the people are good at their profession.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you! Hopefully it will get better soon 💪❤️

[@ErnieWong-vv6ed]

iwas in yangon during 2022 and stayed in the downtown area - Parkroyal Hotel and did venture out quite a bit to Junction City mall a few times as well as tothe pagodas. I totally enjoyed being there as my gf is from Yangon. the eateries are very nice - rangoon tea house is very good

[@cherishme9468]

Thank you. As a burmese, don't know how to live. feel like hopeless. nobody can expect when could these shit will end. Our young people losing day by day. May be we could lost one generation but we have no choice. We have to fight for our freedom.

[@Chai_Travel]

I hope you and your family is strong. One day it will be better again

[@myathetmon4180]

Thank you so much.

[@rachelgale3998]

20 mins walk and he won't let u take a taxi. he's the real one! his English is amazing for someone who has never been a tourist guide.

[@Kn1ghtMan]

Chai! 🙏🏻 Thank you for giving us a glimpse of this beautiful country. In my opinion, there can't be a better traveler than you (I rather not call you a tourist 😁). As always, you're respectful of the customs, cultural norms, and privacy of individuals. I pray things get better for Myanmar and its people. I remember trying to enter through Mae Sai in the early 2000s. I didn't know what to expect, and to my dismay the immigration officers held my passport until I crossed back to Thailand which was my signal to have a quick look and come right back which I did. You're always a pleasure to tag along with. I love the recent Cambodia videos too. If I can find a way to thrive in SE Asia without limiting myself to just teaching English, that's my dream. Still here in the USA for now. Unfortunately an injury prolonged my plans to leave here. I have to deal with this setback until I'm ready to make the move.

[@Chai_Travel]

Aw that’s so nice of you writing this comment ❤️🙏 thanks so much for following this journey and being part of it too! Hopefully you’re strong and healthy enough to come over some day soon 😃 stay in touch

[@RaneLmao]

Hello! Chai, you asked a question round 20 minutes of the video about money exchange confusion... so Basically our real kinda blackmarket thingy is like 4000 kyat for 1 dollar ( which most Burmese people exchange for ) but for like foreigners {sometime they exchange for 1 dollar for 2000 kyat ) 4000 kyat for a dollar is mostly used!

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks for this 😊🙏 🏆 have a good day mate

[@RaneLmao]

@@Chai_Travel you too!

[@May-ft3ci]

Brother thank you.Myanmar people love you.

[@edmo43]

Thank you friend Chai for sharing another interesting video of the reality of Yangon/Myanmar. I can't access to donate through the link you put, is there another way?🙄🌹

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks mate. Yes there is, the only thing is that the via this transfer the website is taking a small cut before we can access it. Via BuyMeACoffe: buymeacoffee.com/chaitravel Please leave a message including “Myanmar” if you do decide to help out via this way. Thanks a lot already for trying this 😊🙏

[@supot2523]

Nice video, still travelling to Yangon every year (since the post-Covid opening). It's pretty much safe (as long as you keep out of "politics") for foreigners. For Mandalay, I wouldn't take the bus though, but take a domestic flight.

[@MayPoe-m3j]

I from Myanmar 😊😊😊

[@armyguytravels]

That looks beautiful

[@FranciscoRamirez-bx5fz]

Great job!

[@TheCakeDeliciux]

I lived In yangon for three years from 2017 to 2020 untill COVID, then returns back to India. It was my first foreign Country. I am out of Myanmar but Myanmar is not out of me. I miss Yangon badly.❤

[@kolay-g6t2m]

Thanks for your concern. They may not look it but I can tell you Burmese people are really tough 👍

[@peterolddog]

I am a Thai man (79)before Covid I do visit 😢😢Yangon 2 times a year visiting temples to prey egt. cheaper than staying in Bkk and love the food and Burmis people.they are really nice.

[@Chai_Travel]

I'm glad you were able to visit before the troubles and that you had good experiences❤️🙏

[@JacekyChai_MY]

Just realized your channel name Chai. Chai is my surname and family surname hahaha enjoying your video and safe travel bro

[@Chai_Travel]

Haha nice one Jacek Chai 😃

[@kcchung3309]

Thanks for sharing and comments take care bye-bye 💯👍

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you too for watching 🙏

[@richardbaoh1952]

Take Care Buddy

[@LearnWithLukeHenry]

Nice video man! And about the exchange rate, The rate was around 1USD=1200-1400MMK before the coup and as the hyperinflation happened, it pumped up by double value and now it has reached triple . Today, it has reached 1 USD= 4400 MMK and I see no downhill for the rate . The thing is,the government try to control the rate by setting it to a fixed amount so that is the rate you will see in so-called-official places. But they won't sell a single dollar to you with that rate. So, yeah actual rate which you can ACTUALLY buy and sell is the unofficial one.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 🙏

[@ms.nang2190]

This man English is quite good . Usually in Myanmar, the English accent is quite good . Even he works as a farmer, he understands English well.

[@IzoAihara]

thx for visiting our country. be safe on trip to mandalay. btw u should try tea leafs salad it my fav culture food. keep up the work big man.

[@Chai_Travel]

Thanks for the tips! And I’ve tried it by now. Man… this stuff “respectfully” is absolutely delicious!

[@buddyblris3094]

I can tell you Yangon is a lot more (may be 3x) crowded before the coup. I lived in another state but I attended University here before 2018 and now I recently came back here. The difference is crazy.

[@sithu2256]

OMG, this makes me so happy seeing foreign tourists.

[@Frostyyyy123]

I’m from Myanmar❤❤❤

[@pattaya2155]

Nice video, i have been in myanmar 2 years ago, i see 4 tourists in 4 weeks, i support a family in dala, i pay rent for their house 1k dollar each year, more than 10 years, i have been 10x in myanmar, i have good friends there, i never travel alone in myanmar

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you so much for helping people out there ❤️ you have a great heart mate 🤟🏼 good on you

[@aungmyintmyathtutoo6037]

Myanmar is in the military control so glad you are back i am myanmar citizen.

[@brianheminger2814]

My first time ther was in 1984. It was VERY different. Primative was one thought I had at the time.

[@maykatsuki]

wow this guy is really good at english. I dont have confidence to speak english even tho i took a lot of english class

[@LEE-w2x]

thank bro

[@AmericanInThailand]

Be safe Mate!

[@Chai_Travel]

Cheers mate

[@wellmountcoltd.3657]

Hi. As a burmese person im very happy your showing the good side of our country. Im going to junction city tomorrow, would you like to meet??

[@Chai_Travel]

Thank you 😊 I’ve left the country already. Hopefully I can come back whenever it’s safe for me to go again 🙏

[@wellmountcoltd.3657]

@@Chai_Travel oh. I hope you had a great time!! 😁

[@sonixuggh5782]

first i am impressed by his english as a carpenter and hoping to get back to normal life ASAP!!! life is hard here man since 2020 .. GOD if you are real please help us once and for all

[@saddq1]

I like your vids, and I hope to visit one day, but I would think twice about going there myself at this time. It's just too risky IMO, especially traveling from Yangon by road to anywhere else. And that's coming from a guy who has lived in the insurgency-struck, "dangerous" deep south of Thailand for 8 years.;)

[@Chai_Travel]

Cheers mate 🙏 yeah I do not necessarily recommend to everyone to come over as there are definitely risks at the moment. Let’s hope the situation will improves soon.

[@phyoaung3383]

His English skill is amazing though he works as a carpenter. I was wondering how he learned English. Wonderful!

[@richardbaoh1952]

This video was taken in May. Now in Early August the rate is Kyats 5,000++ / US

[@KhantMinSiThu]

me myanmar❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@laminsoe3774]

Did you missed to go Scott Market - Bogyoke Aung San Market in front of Junction City? It's colonial architecture as well as inner cobblestone streets surrounded by antique, Burmese handicraft and jewellery shops, art galleries, and clothing stores.

[@Chai_Travel]

I did 😅 maybe next time I’m able to visit

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Hello Chai, thank you for the great Tour with your friend. Isn't it crazy that expensive malls have unlimited lighting and electricity, and regular markets for low-income city dwellers don't have constant electricity? that makes me sad...

[@Chai_Travel]

Yeah it’s very saddening 😕 I really hope things will settle and peace will return one day soon 🙏