Top 5 Places You Have To See In Myanmar | Travel Guide

[@denislangloisbaker]

i was there on 1997. the most beautiful country in the world !!!!

[@starlightbobo7293]

Things are changed it's 2020 now you should come and visit everywhere.

[@mrgoodnigth6742]

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[@prashantkr.7914]

US Military

[@mrgoodnigth6742]

@@prashantkr.7914 myanmar terroris military

[@Justin-tg7xn]

Truth

[@blessinrzl7069]

When everything is over in Myanmar, I hope one day I can travel back to my home country. It’s been 14 years. 🇲🇲

[@aungkaungpyae4102]

Me too

[@posieluvvs]

hopefully we will welcome you back in into our beautiful country, love from Myanmar ❤

[@carols7417]

I am from Brazil and I really want to visit Myanmar someday, the culture seems amazing and unique , I want to explore everything 😍❤

[@ZackTuNan]

You guys beautifully captured our country. Love from Myanmar🇲🇲

[@konicalourembam6054]

Can I come ?

[@yupaaung6309]

@@konicalourembam6054 of course

[@khinwaiwai7590]

You guy are so respectful you’re always welcome to our country 🇲🇲

[@yin2tun2004]

OMG! Yo're from Myanmar?! I am !

[@nicolasxavier6079]

@Rakscha We don't care your Bengali!If u like them,bring them to your home

[@elvayoon7425]

Myanmar is really amazing!!!!

[@kumbate3537]

I am not sure if I am wrong but most of my Myanmar friends and people who I encountered with, they have great values. This is why I like Myanmar aside from the country itself.

[@kenhvequocgia1700]

Love Myanmar from Vietnamese 🇻🇳

[@yelinhtet1291]

Thank.

[@kenhvequocgia1700]

Do you love Vietnamese?

[@yelinhtet1291]

Yes, Vietnamese Actresses too....

[@kenhvequocgia1700]

@@yelinhtet1291 Thank you, verry much

[@zarne2061]

Kênh về Quốc Gia I made a lot of Vietnamese friends in casino!

[@maefausto6027]

i Love myanmar... my boyfriend place... LDR Myanmar 🇲🇲and philippines 🇨🇿

[@cecilgarcia5136]

Are you sure your from philippines? 🇵🇭

[@aljonvisitacion7443]

Mali po yung flag ng pH

[@iateyourkids3704]

Isn't it Czechia flag??

[@tys3881]

Warmly Welcome from Myanmar .... Amazing review for your work ... Hoping you guys come and visit again to our country and explore the natural beauties of our country ... There are still a lot of places must visit when you are in Myanmar .... Myeik Islands Chin State - Mount Victoria Historical Places like Beikthano in Magway Region Ngapali Beach for its amazing beauties Natural Beauty like Inndawgyi Lake and Hkakabo Razi Mountain from Kachin State ...

[@fh7464]

Next year will visit to Myanmar. Regards from Indonesia 🇲🇨

[@gottagotravelmm6748]

You are warmly welcomed from my country, Myanmar. If you have any problems or you want to know something about myanmar, please feel free to contact us. I will let you know and guide you as much as I can. Just send me by email ( [e-mail] ) or i will reply you here as much as I can. I am also providing kind of transportation for you with the very affordable price. Hope you have a pleasant journey in my country.

[@pmth99]

Thank you very much for coming to our country. We are welcome to visit you again next time.

[@soralostinasia]

Very good video - respectful and not over-the-top hipster-like which many travel bloggers can be these days. It made me want to check out your other videos. Thank you!

[@mustafabaris9681]

Great video guys ..! Can’t wait to visit Myanmar..! 🇲🇲 🇲🇲 Whoever disliked this video must have one miserable life ..! Greetings from Istanbul , Turkey..! 🇹🇷 🇹🇷 😍😍

[@twinematics.berlin]

Thanks, enjoy your travels and greetings back! 🙂

[@nanyaseansgoodness4384]

You are warmly welcome to Myanmar..

[@kiraberry2068]

Loads of thanks from Myanmar

[@msh12319]

💗🇲🇲

[@alexjones9612]

thank you.visit our country!i'm sure you won't regret it!

[@peterandsteph44]

Thank you brothers, I hope to see you again in Myanmar. Thanks for sharing.

[@Thirstytraveler41]

Nice informative vlog, very helpful because I am going to Myanmar next year. Keep up the good work!

[@twinematics.berlin]

Thank you, we hope you'll have a great time :)

[@reddevils1403]

Make sure when u visit, the best time is mid Oct to ent of Mar in order to avoice the heat and rain.

[@nanyaseansgoodness4384]

Warmly welcome from Myanmar 😍

[@jayboi9109]

You are going to have a great time in Myanmar! I live here and I love it

[@isaacmaliam8057]

Visit Chin state! It’s the tribal part of the country! When people visit Myanmar, they only visit the capital state or cities. But rarely even recognize such thing as Chin State existed ( the tribal people ). The capital ( Burmese ) and the Chin State ( tribal people ), will still give you 2 hugely different perspectives. Also like black and white.

[@natureisbeautiful5976]

Yangon, used to be the capital of Myanmar but now it is Nay Pyi Taw though. Really appreciated your work guys. Thank you for promoting our country and glad you enjoyed your visit.

[@kyawswarphyoe9614]

Nice vlog one. Welcome from myanmar. U guys showed great informations about Myanmar.

[@annecorey607]

Beautiful country very nice beautiful place friendly and very clean place love this place very good thank you for sharing your beautiful country love it there thank you for sharing

[@myat0028]

Love the video work and edits done. Thanks for educating others about Myanmar while respecting our culture and traditions. Hope you had an enjoyable stay and visit again :) To those visiting our country--always stay safe and make sure to try our delicious varieties of food!

[@yin2tun2004]

Hi,fellow Myanmar citizen!

[@lauralivefortravel6574]

Great video!I'm documenting my trip in Myanmar hopefully in January 2020.

[@nangkyarmone711]

Warmly welcome from myanmar!

[@aungkhantooa.k.o377]

အက္လယ္🤣

[@htoozawaungzuki7239]

Welcome :))))

[@fuxrox2481]

Come Myanmar Our people were warmly welcome you and Hospitality

[@Antidote54]

You do know according to the UN, Myanmar tops the list of the most oppressive nation in the world. Don't waste your money or time. Theres many other beautiful countries you could visit.

[@himalayanprinces9022]

Thanks for the guide, advice and video! I am traveling to Myanmar next week for 3 weeks. So now I know some coolest places to visit !

[@twinematics.berlin]

Glad we could help! Enjoy your trip and take care, buddy!

[@nanyaseansgoodness4384]

Warmly welcome from Myanmar

[@lancesay]

always wanted to visit burma... great vid!

[@AmoreMiu]

I will be traveling to Myanmar this summer as part of my intership as a premed senior. I am still in disbelieve that this opportunity opened up for me, I can't wait to help, explore, and learn more about this beautiful country

[@twinematics.berlin]

What an amazing opportunity! Enjoy your time in Myanmar and safe travels!

[@AmoreMiu]

Challenge Yourself Thank you so much! it means a lot!

[@TheDavep2]

Great video! I would add a couple of possible options: 1: Spend a day taking the Slow Train through the mountains between Inle Lake (the train station is in the town of Shwenyuang, a few miles north of the lake) and the small train junction town of Thazi. The next day you can take a 3-hour train from Thazi to Mandalay. 2. Spend a day on a riverboat traveling on the Irrawaddy river between Mandalay and Bagan.

[@LIAM-se7cv]

lovely!! Thanks for visiting to our country. Warmly welcome from Myanmar 🇲🇲 ::::

[@heinmin6931]

hello! admin . I'm from Myanmar. I 'm very proud of myself due to our beautiful country. Thanks a million for sharing about our historical pagodas and beautiful places in our country. I hope you'll be back to our country if you've a chance. We're always warmly welcome from our golden country.

[@MJ-qg6jk]

Very nice video , i like myanmar and bagan,this virus is down,i want to go myanmar again.

[@zarchitun2185]

Glad to hear that🙏 Welcome back anytime😊😘

[@nishacdri1093]

I'm from Myanmar 🇲🇲 Feel proud 😌

[@myatkaungsatt616]

Me too.

[@ngonguyet626]

Hi There, I plan to go to your country from 28 Mar to 2 Apr, can I see hot air balloon at that time?

[@AlexanderTravelbum]

Totally agree. My list has a few more things but basically the same. Thanks for this video 🇲🇲

[@darkbiskuit6974]

u can contact me , if u need something else, im from myanmar

[@Nanniii89]

@@darkbiskuit6974 Hey, I have a question: we are ging to visit Myanmar in febuary. The was from loikaw to the golden rock seems to be a bit difficult. Do we need to go by taxi or is there a better way?

[@darkbiskuit6974]

@@Nanniii89 uh its not easy to go from loikaw to golden rock (Kyaiktiyo/kyite htee yoe), but first i suggest to go from loikaw to taung ngu, thats better. find me in insta @zin_lin_hain ill show u

[@allenaye9786]

I wanna recommend for u all to visit in Dec, Jan or Feb . The best weather and lots of flowers blossom . Moreover, there r lots of places u should visit such as Pyin Oo Lwin, Kalaw and beaches like ngapali , ngwe saung and Kawthaung as well. Thanks for ur amazing video.

[@breckon06]

Very nice video guys, planning a trip to SE Asia never knew their was so much to do here, I'll be adding it to the plan. Thanks

[@CaptWinn]

warmly welcome from my country , myanmar.

[@FeliciaLin]

Amazing video guys! Going to Myanmar next week. So excited !! You did a great job showing the country, I was searching a long time for a video like this haha. Now I can make good decisions which places to visit. 😀

[@ExploreAndLearnWithKoSai]

F E L I C I A T R A V E L Z Warmly Welcome to Our Country, Myanmar 🇲🇲 Hope you love it. :)

[@pushpanathannn]

Nice clip...also like the background instrumental music..awesome base on audio...

[@sandyapoudel4447]

Yes Myanmar is beautiful 😍 welcome to Myanmar 🤗 love from Myanmar 😍💗

[@davidtesler1198]

Tell me about your country and I will visit it soon when I come to Asia.

[@yadanarmon8999]

Thank you to all for your positive comments here. Love From Myanmar!

[@ngwelamin6495]

I'ma myamyar person so thank you for visiting our country!💕💖

[@alexkyaw7597]

KatyXflameX girl same!!

[@cawcaw3902]

A Burmese who knows gacha

[@shiiizukii3]

Same

[@msh12319]

Thanks..guys for visiting our country. Btw, I love the video. Welcome to Myanmar. Myanmar isn't really bad like you guys know n watch in the news. Of course, no countries are perfect n there are places like you shouldn't go n visit in war times or sth like around the world. So, please remember not to judge a book by its cover. AGAIN, WARMLY WELCOME TO MYANMAR🇲🇲😇

[@benedito_firmo]

Excellent video. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to get to know such distant countries and wonderful places. May God bless you always.

[@patrickcgm7511]

I love my Country Myanmar From India

[@zhybrid2424]

bruh

[@sandinoenoehtet9966]

Woah I’m from Myanmar but I live overseas and only come back once in a while so I didn’t know it was this beautiful I’ll be sure to check it out

[@msh12319]

You should take some time off n come visit here.

[@mercybawihtei2785]

Thank you so much visiting our country I hope we be a joyfully

[@hellotraveltv438]

Thanks to that, I saw the wonderful scenery of Myanmar. Inle Lake and Bagan are still beautiful and charming. Thank you for the wonderful video.

[@susannorman4483]

The is the best and most well informed video I’ve seen! Great music, great narrative and awesome drone shots! Only suggestion... upgrade to a better camera. Well done.

[@SweetSourTravel]

Great, this video was just next Level! Superb shots and transitions! Very nice editing skills!! .Let's keep in touch

[@twinematics.berlin]

Thanks, we appreciate it ☺️🙌

[@kyawkhinelatt7358]

Thanks for a great video.

[@idonotsleeptopia]

Thanks and come again to us ❤🇲🇲

[@panjanadim1571]

hey nice to see this blog m coming today to myanmar and sure I will visit this place

[@teacherandre84]

Cool video guys! great quality

[@twinematics.berlin]

Thanks, we really appreciate it :)

[@yin2tun2004]

If you go to Inle Lake again,make sure to stay in Weaver's House .Its like a hotel on water. And breakfast there is amazing! Delicious orange juice and yummy pancakes!(of course there are more than just that) They also have a lot of animals there.Hamsters,fish,birds,bunnies and PUPPIES! Last time I was there,there is a really nice pup called Angel. It's really cute! But I know now that Angel's a grown up dog. So,I consider Weaver's House! I hope you visit Inle Lake and read my comment!

[@ayethinzarkyaw9259]

Thanks for visiting our country☺️☺️

[@alexjones9612]

thank you for making this video.i feel like myanmar doesn't get a lot of attention.being in myanmar is like being in haven.people who are travelling to myanmar or going to myanmar i say you won't regret it!it's a very beautiful place to visit!thank you for reading! btw i'm myanmar so there might be some mistakes so i'm sorry!

[@mathieutallard742]

The comments are so informative, I put this video in watch later....

[@johanneslarsson3523]

Such a visual and inspiring video for people who wants to come and explore Myanmar. Two points to keep in mind. Yangon is not the capital city, that would be Naypyidaw located in the centre of the country. Also the traditional Burmese skirt worn by men, women, old and young is called longyi. It's really comfy!

[@cathy6048]

Love this video so much😍 thanks for capturing the beauty of our country!💞💚

[@zarry2875]

When i saw this video . I feel natural and happiness form this video . I saw many people are kind to them. Among them.the most i wanted to visit is Bagan What places u want to visit in Myanmar?Replied me Guys.

[@khinzarchilin8615]

I am from myanmar. And we are always welcome.

[@khinmyoeaey6560]

Warmly welcome all of visitor beautiful Myanmar. Thanks for your video.

[@hninoowailwin2836]

We are always welcoming and pay all respect to tourisms.

[@zawkhant2912]

Welcome from myanmar

[@arpo71]

Lovely to see. I was there 2010 and it's a really beautiful country. Yangon is not the capital city, it's called Naypyidaw. But it's the biggest.

[@empireofjapan9968]

Nice....i love this.. :D one of the most beautiful place in world

[@handokokurniawan6403]

Nice video guys...I really enjoy it...

[@thuyah686]

A peaceful place to visit

[@notundermywatch3163]

I'm here now and it's wonderful

[@selena2194]

Welcome from Myanmar🇲🇲

[@eimonlay547]

thanks to visit our country

[@amirtraveller1]

Brother you have got new subsucruber from Pakistan after this beautiful video thanks

[@Berry-rb2rx]

I live in myanmar but I've never visited this place I should visit

[@Chimmy_-kk6rf]

What? Are you doing?

[@Chimmy_-kk6rf]

What are you doing?

[@khantzinhein6052]

You guys make me to remember my country 🥺:::::: Anyway thank you 😊

[@kimicck6078]

Wow so great video ❤️😍im from Myanmar but I've never visit in Bagan 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@shinertom142]

Great Vlog guys … how many days a week are the Ballon rides ?

[@victravels4885]

Hey guys great video! I'm so excited to head to Myanmar in 1 months time - question: how did you get your drone into the country? I read a lot of people had theirs confiscated or held at the airport. Cheers!

[@twinematics.berlin]

Hi, sorry we got the drone shots from a fellow KZbinr so we don't know how he managed to get the drone through the airport. Good luck and have fun!

[@gabijack4973]

warmly welcome to golden land

[@imnot_mikexd2146]

I live in myanmar and thank for visiting our country

[@lilianamusic5608]

Thank You So much!

[@MJ-qg6jk]

This movie is awesome !

[@comixmpt5486]

I can now see my country in its finest beauty

[@kelvinwells4096]

The thing u said “Myanmar skirt” is called Longyi

[@jayboi9109]

The men skirts are called Pasoe

[@yanshin86]

Longyi is equivalent to Skirt. Generally can use for both man and woman skirt. If you want to say specifically, man skirt is called "Pasoe" and suppose to tie to front. For woman skirt, we called "Hta Mi", suppose to tie side way.

[@NanHoumSian]

I'm wheezing they called it skirt lol 😂😂😂

[@diegoubarte5474]

I just discovered a place I wish I could visit sometime in the future!!!! 😁😁😁

[@twinematics.berlin]

Go for it 🙌🏼😊

[@khp7425]

Greetings from sri Lanka

[@jolenewai1763]

You guys should try other places when have time , Thanks for video

[@blackcaffee6605]

Welcome from my country🇲🇲🇲🇲🙏🙏

[@ericyt4465]

Rip english

[@lipolydolance3269]

@@ericyt4465 English is not everyone's language so stop being a jerk.

[@georgewin1415]

Please visit Myanmar. Myanmar, in reality, is a very beautiful and peaceful country. People are very kind and friendly. It comes from their hearts. The United Nations has been unfairly treating Myanmar in a very heavy-handed way with regards to Rohingya issues. And the people in the world are getting the wrong impressions about Myanmar. And Daw Aung Su Kyi is put under pressure by the world bodies to solve these problems instantly, which have existed for centuries. To start with, the British were responsible for bringing these people into Myanmar as labour forces in those colonial days, and didn't care to send them back to where they came from after they had left Myanmar for good. That time, Myanmar was just starting as an independent nation, and had no resources and wealth to repatriate these people. The British occupied Myanmar from 1824 to 1948 for 125 years. During that time, there was no record of the existence of the so called Rohingya people. They were recorded as Bengali people from Bangladesh. If one look at the Rohingya people, even though they say they have lived in Myanmar for so long, 99.9% of the present day so called Rohingyas do not speak the Myanmar language. They enclave themselves and speak only Bengali language. On the other hand, the world wants Daw Aung San Su Kyi to do decisive actions while the military is still holding 25% of power and holding the strings. The worst scenario would be to bring back all the Rohingya people, and then see the military backed party won the next election. That will be the end of democracy in Myanmar. And Myanmar will go under the darkness again. No freedom and no Democracy. It is a very complex issue and Myanmar, as a nation, has to weigh its future and have to make decisions in the best interest of the country. For the Rohingya issue, the UN has relied mainly on the oral histories of the Rohingya people without concrete evidence, and labelled the event as “ethnic cleansing” and “genocide”. The former UN Secretary General Mr. Kofi Annan had rejected the genocide claim, and through his report on The Advisory Commission on the Rakhine State, which he chaired, including three international experts and 6 locals. The Commission’s final report was endorsed by all fifteen members of the UN Security Council in October 2017. UN can’t deny their former UN Secretary General Mr. Kofi Annan’s rejection on the genocide issue. The UN’s accusation was very strong and harsh and it is far from reality. While the UN has investigated the Rohingya issue vigorously, they have swept away the other issue that had happened on the 29 September 2012 in Bangladesh. On the 29 September 2012, hundreds of Myanmar people who were living in Bangladesh for centuries were raped, killed, including babies, their houses burnt down, Buddhist monasteries were torched and were driven out of Bangladesh. Many Rohingya people from Rakhine went to Bangladesh and helped to kill as many Myanmar people as they can. It was in the Bangladesh newspapers. The event was planned systematically and some witnesses say that they have seen the local politicians amongst the many truckloads of people that came to destroy and killed Myanmar people. It was a premeditated and well organised event. More Myanmar people may have died in that event than the Rohingyas who had fled Myanmar recently. After that horrendous death of many Myanmar people in Bangladesh in 2012, the Myanmar government had accepted over 300,000 Myanmar refugees officially. Unofficially, hundreds and thousands of Myanmar people fled and crossed into Myanmar. Up until now, there is no voice from the UN about the 2012 event, but just silence. There were no known proper investigations by the UN and doesn’t seem to be interested in doing one. Why is it so? Out of interest, Mr. Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussen was the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights until 2018. The UN has gone through the world-wide media campaigns against Myanmar and all sort of sanctions were imposed. Also, the world media and the UN are forcing Myanmar to accept the Rohingya people as an ethnic group of Myanmar. If you contemplate from the Myanmar side, it seems to be a very hard thing to accept them as one of their own ethnic group. The so called Rohingyas look the same as the people from Bangladesh. They speak the same Bengali language (maybe with a little bit of variation in some cases) and have the same culture and religion. It is hard to believe that just by crossing a little dry river into Myanmar, one could transformed into a Rohingya instantly from an original Bangladeshi. It is like a group of Myanmar people crossing into Bangladesh and calling themselves as “Mohinga” people, claimed to be one of the ethnic groups of Bangladesh, and demand an autonomous Buddhist region for all of the southern part of Bangladesh. The people of Bangladesh would never accept that. Similarly, the Myanmar people would not be able to accept the Rohingya as one of their own ethnicity. It is like calling a Ford a Mustang. Does that mean it is not a Ford anymore? If DNA testings were carried out, the DNA of Rohingyas would match perfectly with that of the Bangladeshis. The UN has been pursuing the Muslim minority issue vigorously, accusing Myanmar of ethnic cleansing. But in contrast, it is not the same treatment for Myanmar people who had suffered atrocities and ethnic cleansing in Bangladesh in 2012. As far as UN is involved, so far, there isn’t any mention on the event of 2012 where many Myanmar people have died, let alone any criticism on Bangladesh. UN has never interviewed the local people in Rakhine, on how they have lived in fear of these so called Rohingya people for centuries, who were cruel, unkind, beheading locals and have no compassion towards non- Muslims. The UN’s attitude has been very unkind to Myanmar and it looks like it is so easy to bully a very poor country like Myanmar and yet turn a blind eye on what Bangladesh had done to the Myanmar people in 2012. It is so unfair and unkind. UN should also investigate on what Bangladesh has done to Myanmar people in 2012 - genocide and ethnic cleansing. The recent event of Rohingyas fleeing Myanmar started with the 5 Muslim men brutally raping a young Burmese girl and mutilated her body afterwards. The local people saw this and couldn't take it anymore. And then the Muslim ARSA terrorist group attacked the police outposts and hacked people brutally with machetes to behead them. Myanmar side couldn’t take the aggression anymore and that’s how all these things started. It is a grass root level clashes and a localised grass root response. The reality in Rakhine state in Myanmar was that, at the grass root level, the local Myanmar people are being raped, killed and had lived in fear of these people for centuries. The way these people kill the local people were always by beheading or slitting the throats. It reminds one of the similar tactics used by other terrorists groups. It also hints their sentimental links to extreme terrorists groups, although they wouldn’t admit it. However, setting aside all these things, in difficult times like these, we should be showing our love and kindness towards each other, instead of spreading hatred, as hatred will never cease through hatred, but only through love and understanding alone they will cease. Myanmar is ready to take back the Muslims who fled across, but they wouldn’t want to come back, as most of them are those who crossed into Myanmar border illegally (the border is a dry river about 15 meters wide in summer). Please visit Myanmar and find out about the truth on how beautiful the country is and how kind the people are. There you will find a lot of mosques close to churches and pagodas, existing in harmony. In times of crises, the Buddhist monasteries are the places where the Muslims go for protection and food. The monks feed them and protect them. You will also see a lot of Muslims and Indians walking about in the streets and doing businesses. You will recognise them by the way they dress. You can see them living together in harmony. If you visit Myanmar, you’ll find a very beautiful country with kind and friendly people led by Daw Aung San Su kyi and thriving for progress for the betterment of the whole nation. If you boycott Myanmar, the only people who will suffer are the innocent people who rely on tourism. Please visit Myanmar and you’ll find a very beautiful country with kind and friendly people.

[@Namoari941]

@George Win, totally agreed, people should visit Myanmar and go to Rakhine state to see for themself the true picture of the Rohingya crises. Keep in mind that only western media delivered the wrong and distorted facts about Myanmar, and ONLY people in the West and Islamic world believed it , but most people in Asia, specially Southeast Asia still support Myanmar friends, even the Muslims in Malaysia and Indonesia.

[@yadanarmon8999]

George Win Thanks a million for your positive comment and sharing. 🥰🥰

[@juliagrace596]

The 2012 series of attacks were not a one sided feat, although if supposedly began after Rohingya men were accused of raping Buddhist women that was never actual proven correct, also in the conflict more Rohingya were killed than non-muslim citizens and compared to the current conflict that situation was minimal. I understand how its easy to say they are Bangladesh citizens when you think they look and talk like them but they have lived in Myanmar at least since the nation was officially established and most likely decades before that. You can see this as they were specifically not recognized in the constitution and that caused for much backlash as it was well know that they resided there. And even if you would like to disagree with that, being a citizen of a nation isnt specific to one type of person. Even if someone speaks a different language or looks different doesn't mean they shouldn't be treated as a human being and not a pest. Even labeling them as immigrants is not a valid excuse for the brutal massacres taken out by the Myanmar security forces. ARSA is a low level branch of ISIS/ allegiance group, that is not wide spread throughout the Rahkine state and has not been very successful in attacks . So when they say they are just fighting ARSA and then it can be seen that and entire village of people not associated with ARSA is burned down, im sorry but that is absolutely no way to justify that. One of the biggest reasons why this conflict is so focused on is because of a lack of information. You and Suu Kyi claim that these actions in the Rahkine state are just to fight ARSA and no human rights abuses are occurring, than why is she not allowing any UN investigators or any journalists into the country. If what you are saying is true than why shouldn't she want NGOs and agencies to go into myanmar and help the myanmar people who you believe are the ones being threatened. Official UN bodies have attempted to gain information through sattelite photos and cross checking the accounts of displaced refugees and they have seen unimaginable massacres with their own eyes. You can see the photos and videos of Rohingya villages being burnt to the ground and security forces killing thousands of innocents. This is not a western sham, this is what is happening and no matter how much you attempt to justify it, it will not be allowed. Entire nations ould not call this a genocide or an ethnic cleansing if their wasn't sufficient evidence for it. Also the government of myanmar has not made large strides to follow the recommendations of the advisory committee. Probably the largest section in that document in military reform. In myanmar the military has no oversight, they can stop any legislative adjustments of the constitution, and have overwhelming power in Myanmar. Last year ASEAN (which myanmar is a part of and its allies) began a fact finding mission into the accusations against the myanmar security forces and they found that an estimated 43,700 parents have been killed, just parents of Rohingya children. And the Bangladeshi prime minister has estimated 1.1 million Rohingya now lie in Bangladesh as a result of violence. And you say they dont want to go back but if you listen to the reports about what the refugees are saying, they say they have no where to go back to because their homes are destroyed, and they are afraid the will go back to see violence and bloodshed once again, they are afraid for their lives. So unless Ann San Suu Kyi allows numerous investigations and journalists or she owns up to the actions of the military than nations should continue to press economic sanctions and stop the tourism business so that she will feel the punishments and allow for investigations.

[@jayper2133]

But they attack on Muslims. Notice it.

[@georgewin1415]

Dear Julia, glad that you have stated your points. What you were saying is exactly the same with the world bodies and the world media portraying the situations in Myanmar as such. What I have presented were the real life experiences of the local people living in Rakhine. You have mentioned that "Rohingya men were accused of raping women was never actual proven correct". In deed it has happened and that's why the local people had exploded. You also mentioned about people burning the Rohingya villages. Can we really prove that or could it be the Rohingyas under the threat of ARSA doing those acts? We can't be sure. But what is sure and certain is that in the "Myanmar Times Burmese", on the 18 Jan 2020 edition, there was a man called U Ba Aye who stated that the ARSA separated Hindu men and women and cut off the private parts (please pardon me) of the men before killing them. They were buried in a mass grave. 45 corpses were found including children. Then, they took the Hindu girls and women to Bangladesh.and raped them repeatedly on the way. The women were ordered to say that the Burmese army raped them and killed the Hindus. The Hindus in Rakhine went and rescued these women with great difficulties. U Ba Aye said they can prove it. Now this is the real fact that has proof. Through the "Myanmar Times Burmese", you can track down U Ba Aye and other Hindus in Myanmar and hear it for yourself whether they are true or not. Rohingya people in Rakhine, as well as in Bangladesh camps are under the influence of the ARSA. ARSA ordered them what to say to the media. That's the fact and we can't rely on what we hear. On the humanitarian issue, Burmese people are naturally kind-hearted people' unless they are severely harmed. You have to be in Myanmar to know this fact. It is very hard to make them angry. Once they are angry, like any other human being, they would explode. Hope you understand the village life as it is and have sympathy for the local people in Rakhine. At the moment, there are battles raging in Rakhine between the AA and the Burmese army. It is very hard for any NGO or the press to go in and investigate, like it was in 2017. In the end, we are all human beings. Religions and how you look doesn't matter. At the basic level, we are all trying to be happy. But, it needs to be fair and give respect to each others' space. Hatred never cease through hatred. Only through love alone they will cease. The Myanmar side is doing it's best and it would be helpful if we look at these with an integrated point of view. If this case is not handled wisely, the party that represent the military will win the next election. Then Burma will go into the darkness again and democracy will possibly be gone. Take care Julia, and hope you have a wonderful day.

[@kyawnaingtun3139]

Thanks a lot for visiting our country, Myanmar.

[@winsawhtat1235]

so beautiful

[@hlaingmintun3418]

Myanmar so beautiful

[@shinertom142]

What month was you guys there ? .. wicked vlog ✌️🙏

[@Chanyeolpal]

We are visiting myanmar in October hope to hv gud experince lk u guys... Any tips n advice fr us.

[@twinematics.berlin]

Have fun :) Just watch our video carefully and maybe read up in the internet beforehand - you also need a visa to enter. Best regards 🙌🏻

[@Chanyeolpal]

@@twinematics.berlin thank you

[@NickiWaiPhyo]

Welcome to my country Myanmar Yangon 🇲🇲 more interest have place in Myanmar Golden Land 🙏🇲🇲

[@Chimmy_-kk6rf]

What?

[@NickiWaiPhyo]

@@Chimmy_-kk6rf Welcome to my country myanmar

[@carrisedindini5218]

Myanmar is the best Asian country

[@lunlun3025]

the message for myanmar is that 'do not look around but go around. no matter the time keep going.'

[@zinthu9609]

thank video Welcome to 🇲🇲 Myanmar

[@RofiAmini]

Yeah, the design is so beautiful. Yes, it's very old, whatever Myanmar has all are very old, there is nothing new to see because Myanmar was the second richest country in Asia long time ago,at that time they built/ constructed the beautiful buildings and Pagodas. But Myanmar haven't been developed since many many years. All countries are developing but Myanmar is becoming poorer because of the wars. Now there is nothing new and beautiful. If Myanmar were develop, it would be very beautiful place. I can't image because their fashions are very amazing 🤩😍😍. One special thing about Myanmar is clothes, you can see how beautiful it looks if you search on Google when girls wear their traditional dress.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪

[@aunglynnthann2231]

Some more places are wanting to u guys obviously in Myanmar.

[@heinkhon8120]

Welcome y'all! Lots of fun here!

[@androstern]

Not sure you'll read this guys, but what time of the year did you do this trip? Really inspiring.

[@twinematics.berlin]

Around April :) Thanks for watching 🙌🏻

[@aaron_helmh3118]

Your guys should try Ngapali Beach

[@twinematics.berlin]

Thanks for the advice :)

[@lailaiwin7346]

Ngwe Saung too

[@mathieutallard6328]

I'm crossing Mae sot border tomorrow. Any local can help planning an itinerary ?