Walking in Yangon (Myanmar)

[@stewux]

i just love your videos. There is no bullshit, you don't feel the need to talk over them or film yourself during it, or play any dumb music over it. You just do it pure as if we were there ourselves walking through these streets. Huge respect, thanks for your videos.

[@bowlineobama]

I love my birth country, Myanmar. I haven't been back since my family left in 1969. I need to go back and visit. I really miss Myanmar.

[@sebastienbrocard6264]

Thx Keezi, very nice, sound is very good too. Enjoyed it.

[@auntybu]

Most brilliant idea without narration. Probably subject matter lies in the eyes of the beholder. High class video-clip. I definitely will watch other cities on your "Walking in" series. Because I lived in Yangon in my young age, this video makes me very emotional. Thank you very much.

[@concrete.testing]

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[@richardboudville5188]

Thanks kees Colijn your video camera work is much appreciated. No hand shakes and full atmosphere sounds captured. I followed my old hometown of Rangoon from the comfort of my Perth Australia armchair. Good work.

[@keeziwalks]

Richard Boudville i like youth sentiment ;-)

[@LetsGo-jq7rf]

Richard Boudville I live in Indonesia

[@kyawhtoo2926]

How to shoot video without shake hands.

[@bowlineobama]

Thank you for going to Yangon and making this video. I was born there and haven't been back since 1969. I love that city and country.

[@keeziwalks]

Your welcome

[@Swampzoid]

very exciting walk. the people all seem happy and friendly.

[@Pastefluo]

Wow. Thank you so much to share those Myanmar walks. I spent a few months over there and I'm missing the country so much... your video makes me feel happy (and nostalgic). Merci.

[@Pastefluo]

Kyai zou tin ba de!

[@keeziwalks]

PolygammesRock i liked Myanmar also

[@donfredo8013]

PolygammesRock Yeah, just two months ago I returned from a longer trip to Yangon. It´s hard to find back to a normal life after such great experience. It´s a beautyful country with wonderful people. Can´t wait to go back next year.

[@emilykhaw9563]

J-F.R to

[@BobSweete]

Cheers Kees, love your vids. Keep up the good work!

[@mohdyusuffbinsharif3799]

thanks for hard work and goodjob. feel like really walking in the p;ace. superb kees colijn

[@bobbyjett7047]

your travel videos are my very favorite on youtube because this is what i most like to do when i travel: just walk the local streets

[@DrMonkeyloco]

I thought that after your walk in Calcutta, you need perhaps a ride in the Gobi desert, but Yangon also seems quiet. ;) Thank you for sharing.

[@RealSpaceHobo]

As always - like being there - great for travel preparation.......must say Yangoon looks surprising clean, tranquil and westernized, the latter rather a letdown, but so it goes.........tnx again.......:-)

[@keeziwalks]

Ledzz Go i was surprised to

[@MajorCulturalDivide]

They look happier there than where I live. And it's so nice the men get to wear skirts. Looks comfortable.

[@user_cv8wysmstt]

yeah, very weird to see so many men wearing skirt

[@ignatio103ignatius2]

@@user_cv8wysmstt it`s common attire in south east asia. Just modernisation is slowly eating into life tradition.

[@concrete.testing]

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[@hoanghoatham1856]

The small business running on streets look like in VietNam . Thank You for your video ! It's good .

[@Fernweh]

Very nice video, well presented! I think now we got some more inspiration for our worldtravels as well. Thank you for that. Subbed and liked to support you! Stay gorgeous!

[@heliosoares7731]

The country is nice with pretty sunshine weather👍👍 and I hope myanmar will back in peace with democracy that people want, greetings from Timor Leste🇹🇱

[@mitramoso]

Thank you for the interesting tour. If you pause a few moments to look to your left or right at anything interesting it will be more good. I hope to see more videos from you.

[@papprtly]

很想念緬甸，政變之後再也不敢回去，謝謝您製作這個影片讓我可以回憶！

[@ritabanerjee3254]

Very nice place, n people s are also very good, soft spoken n always have smiley faces..

[@carloccone]

I'll probably go to live there in few months and this with other videos help me to have a real idea of the town, thank you!

[@chanchinichawnghlut3548]

I miss my country.... Thañks

[@acajudi100]

USA, but I respect and love the world.

[@borneowildlife3502]

great, great (obviously local 'lunchtime-') walk, taking us along, thanks so much Colijn! Such pleasant people in no western rush here (yet) ...Hmm: a blue invasion: Telenor, Telenor, Telenor everywhere, lol ...hello Norge to Myanmar :) Cheers from Berlin

[@mauricesun]

Kees Colijin. Thanks a lot for sharing.Great shot.

[@rezaeryanda5671]

Traffic direction is on right-side, the steering is also on the right. But Yangon is beautiful

[@barbarastepien-foad4519]

hm. thanks this gives me an idea of what Yangon looks like prior to our visit. we were warned there is a lot of litter and rubbish in the streets...seems about right. we are looking to a tour round different towns/ sights. are there any tips to give us?

[@nemonemo5761]

Well appreciated. A real insight to Yangon Thanks.

[@beccaram2991]

there is a lots of fiddle trees, omg its so beautiful

[@ronaldopancho]

nice videos, and nice to see other parts of asia..

[@misspqa]

missing this place!!! rindunyaaaaaa

[@thamya2223]

i just wonder burmese president see this video he said Rangoon look so beautify. his mayor doing very good job!!!

[@luivillmotovlog2002]

I've been in this country for how many years.. i miss yangon and burmese friends, amazing people.. 😊

[@zoribanks]

thanks for taking me for an hour to the streets of Yangoon.

[@aestheticbabe7917]

How unique. You can park in the middle of the road.

[@victorgunata9640]

ahhh...we can wear sarong on street, very comfort

[@lourdesgalarzaordonez2254]

Saludos interesante video gracias por compartir 👍👍👍👍

[@rambus56]

Hi, this is cool, what video camera you use?

[@ianmi4i727]

Beautiful!!

[@aditiyakusumayanti6901]

Salam selamat sejahtera..miyanmar ...

[@sergeolivier4170]

What about Naypyidaw ? This new capital city looks weird to us in europe.. what you guys think ?

[@Sqt45]

I am actually doing an architectural project on Yangon, and I was wondering if you happened to walk on 30th street?

[@keeziwalks]

+Mikelo Pamatmat i don't know

[@thelatemotilalchampsee4216]

I have walked on the30th Street as I used to live in Yangon. Mac

[@suraah]

What do you look like when you walk? Is the camera noticeable? Some people feel observed, some are just too busy ;)

[@keeziwalks]

Sandra Carli yes it is noticeable , and i am obviously a foreigner

[@shirleymason7697]

A nice looking populace overall. And they give new meaning to the shoe business.

[@ofishas1242]

i want to ask why men wear like that ? sorry i don't know much about the culture

[@rumisong]

The attire is called “Longyi”, traditional men’s attire, is worn proudly by Burmese men all over the world. It is definitely not the same attire as women’s although it looks similar at the first glance. Myanmar is one of the few current countries in the world that keeps tradition hand in hand with modernization; a trademark that Burmese people are proud of.

[@mgpyu]

Nice Awesome quality shot.Are you use GoPro Cam Holding on your chest?

[@keeziwalks]

Michael Cheng i use canon legria with a pistol grip

[@kyawhtoo2926]

@@keeziwalks wow

[@rrrteng]

I just walk pass my street i used to live 40 years ago and right pass San Pyat movie theater,after 40 years,it is the same.

[@acajudi100]

I did travel the world on vacations and retirement, but I than you for showing us places, that we could not visit, but because of you, we know the people, and the good, bad and ugly, and we make up our minds on how clean people keep their cities and towns. There is no excuse to be nasty and dirty. Pick up that trash!

[@rudypatayka6423]

Nice people around Good place But it sad to say Untidy invironment because of the scattered garbage

[@Australia-ky7kx]

Very well done. Just like being there.

[@lynn6862]

Thanks from California. 🙋🏽

[@millvee1005]

So much eye candy, the women are gorgeous

[@nayminthuya1962]

Very good to watch

[@Jaopazo]

I love your Work! Thanks a lot for this!!!!! Travel arround all the cities of the world!

[@katherinec2834]

Very nice place, no Rickshaw all cars. Rich people. Better then compare to India. Friendly people.

[@apsanjuan]

This is very interesting. Is it the camera's own stabilizer that keeps the footage so smooth and not jarring with your footsteps, Kees? Also, is the pagoda seen near the end of the walk the Shwedagon Pagoda?

[@keeziwalks]

Andrew Selsky you tube stabilizer helps a lot

[@raymanchou2514]

+Andrew Selsky (It's Sulay pagoda.)

[@apsanjuan]

Thank you, Rayman.

[@jackyduong5129]

that was around 1 year and half ago...

[@raymanchou2514]

hi, where are you from?

[@keeziwalks]

+rayman chou Amsterdam

[@raymanchou2514]

Nice. I not been there. I'm macau

[@keeziwalks]

missed that , to bad

[@raymanchou2514]

from macau.

[@coisalinda2424]

Nice

[@AsianTravelPaths]

I will visit soon

[@edijaneteroza3921]

Muito legal esse vídeo

[@myanmarisgreat4782]

Prachtig Kees!

[@keeziwalks]

+Myanmar is great dank je

[@nhoem01]

I never see you go to Vietnam different city like rach gia or buon me thuot..much more...

[@keeziwalks]

Akon Lee i would love to go , but the lack of money prevents me

[@monroydapinoy]

I would not want to walk on those sidewalks when it rains.

[@edijaneteroza3921]

Fantástico

[@ako969]

BTW, if you see two men walking hand over another's shoulder, that doesn't mean they are gay. They are just very friendly buddies. I guess they are just more open-minded about physical contact with each other between same sex. BUT, you can't touch an opposite sex if you are just friends.

[@kyawhtoo2926]

Lol

[@blockdiary975]

Lol

[@mgpyu]

Poor Country with lots of brand new janpense cars.Thanks amazing clips.

[@blockdiary975]

Its real i'm from yangon

[@phyominthein2938]

Our city our native

[@andrewnguyen2540]

Gotta say.it looks like a better america!

[@peterohman8469]

I will not be wearing my high heels on some of those footpaths.

[@nemonemo5761]

Sarongs rule the day!

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

부치다 buchida meaning Transmit

[@地球人-g1p]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@adiastika4290]

wooww,this is south east asia but look like south asia (india,bangladesh,etc)

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

집 🏠jib meaning HOUSE 🏠

[@HoogieWoogie]

👍

[@fredleejohn4144]

Title should be “Honking in Yangon (Myanmar)” 📢📢

[@ogokharismatika1351]

Religius people of Myanmar

[@someswararao-uq9hs]

My mother father birth in Myanmar

[@jameelquerashi9558]

Garet man

[@gazriley624]

Noon Balloon to Rangoon

[@curiositylives]

what is on their cheeks?

[@keeziwalks]

+Mrdv904k make up

[@aeoleousannai]

+MyViewRightNOW Thanaka is a yellowish-white cosmetic paste made from ground bark.

[@curiositylives]

thanks

[@DennisSalonga-o8b]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@natkelleher8893]

Myanmar ~ Training Regimen ~ Apples

[@TT-go5yb]

why are the men wearing skirts like the women

[@iphone4flix]

sowhat sowhat It's called a Longyi and is traditional clothing. Not uncommon in asia for men to wear these type of skirts.

[@zakinaab]

sowhat sowhat European men like Irish, British, German for example, wear different kind of skirts too. It is called Kilt. It is their tradition. Everybody knows that Irish American men wear skirts on Saint Patrick's day, German American men too wear kilt when they have German day. I saw prince Charles looking good wearing kilt, would you ask the same questions like you asked now? You are throwing a cheap shot at these men! And you never seen men wearing skirts? Give us a break!!

[@bountpathammavong9275]

sowhat sowhat is ancient tradition that pass down, most Ancient Countries for hundreds even thousands of Years They don't have modern pant because There are no manufacturing making pant understand. I guest is easy just get robe wrap around Your body.

[@shirleymason7697]

+zakinaab Perhaps so what was merely curious, and not deserving your harsh reply.

[@shirleymason7697]

"How to Wear Thai Longyi Wrap Skirt"

[@silvanavelasco1147]

La camisa del che Guevara No crei que lo conocieran por allá

[@glennt1962]

Is this what the Myanmar Army generals junta intended for the people ? In comparison to its neighbouring countries this place is still a dump as I remember it 50 years ago !!

[@annecorey607]

It is not very clean by the stalls don,t look good for business don,t like it at all thank you for sharing, 24-12-18:

[@zanderfrancisco1421]

In all of your videos . MANILA is the most better for me .

[@xiangys4585]

zander francisco beacause you are filipino for you only

[@talkstraight825]

+samquan123 Myanmar and Thai basically are closer to southern chinese (Fujian, Guangzhou, Yunnan) more than chinese to japan or korea, check out their language family.

[@wuxiansheng5813]

走在仰光(缅甸)

[@salal2007]

most interesting video - If I could travel, I'd want to go after seeing this, interesting city...in some secions, horrible sidewalks though, not good for anyone with balance problems...and Myanmar's garbage? will people ever change that?

[@fnyaung]

I heard from my family, (we're burmese btw) that there has been some rule and regulations made on street cleaning and stuff. When I used to live in burma, the streets were a lot dirtier than today. There was trash practically everywhere. I would consider this a big improvement in its cleanliness.

[@waiyan-ct1ih]

2 0:24 0:25 ,,၁၂

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

Un johge luckily운 좋게

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

강 gang river called meaning English language

[@LetsGo-jq7rf]

Di Indonesia itu lebih baik

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

운 좋게 dahaenghisueob luckily

[@rameshchandrasharma2634]

영 yeong meaningful ZERO.

[@mshieh70]

Still junky city.

[@rammstein7033]

looks bad