11 Things To Do in Yangon, Myanmar (Are You Ready!?)

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1. Shwedagon Pagoda (ရွှေတိဂုံစေတီတော်) - Probably the most important religious monument and most sacred site in Yangon and throughout Myanmar is the Shwedagon Pagoda (ရွှေတိဂုံစေတီတော်). The golden stupa of the pagoda is covered in gold, and it’s so bright that I you have squint when you look at it. At the top of the pagoda, in the small umbrella looking top, are thousands of gems and diamonds - though it’s pretty challenging to see all the way up there. The Shwedagon Pagoda is a place you must visit when you’re in Yangon.
2. Local Market - One of my favorite things to do in any city I visit about the world is to visit a local fresh market - that’s where life takes place and where the action goes down. There are no shortage of fresh local markets in Yangon, and one of the best in downtown is on 26th street, across the main road from the Shri Kali Temple. The market occupies a block of downtown, and there’s an indoor section, but I really like the street side part of the market.
3. Bogyoke Aung San Market - One of the centrally located markets in downtown Yangon, located at the northern side of town, is Bogyoke Aung San Market, also known by its former name of Scott Market. If you’re looking for souvenirs, gems and jewelry, and fabric, this is a great place for you to visit when you’re in Yangon.
4. Sule Pagoda (ဆူးေလဘုရား) - Another one of the most important religious, political, and overall just city landmarks in Yangon is the Sule Pagoda - basically all roads eventually lead to the Sule Pagoda and it’s a huge transportation hub. You can pay to enter the pagoda for $3, but in my opinion there’s not that much to see inside, but it’s rather the things around the are that are more impressive.
5. Chinatown, Yangon - One of my favorite things to do in Yangon is eat, and if you love food and markets, Chinatown is a place you can’t miss. In the evening, the city of Yangon in the Chinatown area comes alive sprawling with food and people. 19th street in Yangon is a very famous as the barbecue street in the city, and there are a few restaurants where you can get a table, choose some kebabs and have them barbecue them up for you. If you love eating and drinking, dinner at 19th street is one of the fun things to do in Yangon.
6. Kandawgyi Park - There are two parts to Kandawgyi Park, the boardwalk, and the restaurants area - each has an entrance fee. It makes a great relief from the city and place to relax in the natural beauty.
7. Chaukhtatgyi Paya (Chak Htat Gyi Buddha) - This giant reclining Buddha is housed in a huge shed, and it’s among the main Buddhist religious sites in Yangon. Originally in the same location, there was a seating Buddha, but when it fell over, it was replaced by a reclining.
8. National Museum of Myanmar - If you’d like to know more about the history and culture of Myanmar (Burma), one of the attractions in Yangon that you should check out is the National Museum. It was a little outdated, but the exhibitions were educational and interesting.
9. Yangon Circular Railroad - Not really one of the traditional things to do in Yangon, Myanmar, but taking the local circular train route is a great opportunity to see some of the outskirts of the city.
10. Walk Around Yangon - Probably the best way to experience the city is to just get out on your feet and explore Yangon by food - you never know what’s going to happen or what you’re going to see or come across, but it will be full of action.
11. Myanmar Food and Street Food - There’s nothing better than traveling to eat and experiences a country through its food. Yangon is filled with both street food stalls and restaurant where you can get a sample of the local cuisine. Another part of the Myanmar culture I love is the constant tea drinking - nearly everywhere you look, you’ll find a place to sit on the side of the road and drink a cup of hot tea and socialize.
Yangon is a great city, and what I love so much about it is that it’s always full of action, people are extremely friendly, there are many different types of food and street food to try, and it’s just such a vibrant, always entertaining city. Hope you can visit Yangon!
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[@Naiyuhhh]

I'm half burmese and its a shame I know nothing about the country. I'm trying to learn the language which is very difficult since it is very different from English and my first language Filpino/Tagalog. This video made my day. It made me feel like I'm there myself. I'm trying to fill half of my life but I still can't,hopefully someday.

[@meplodi5748]

It’s fine I’m fully Burmese and raised in Yangon yet Burmese is still hard as hell to speak understand and write

[@gilnahnu]

im chin and dont know much about the country either. lived in the states for more than majority of my life

[@blackicee8836]

Yap like you said it was not easy to remember and learn every words in Myanmar language was complicated and one word was different mean depand on situation and sentence yoy want to discribe about.I'm from myanmar,i'm 100% Shan(Tai yai) live in north shan state i'm still learning more to english.I'm mean if someone was not native and live here,it is not easy to learn like any other language.I know your comment was 3y ago but i can't stop my self to write on your comments.

[@easyfix4b488]

Thanks for showing my Cultures/Myanmar cultures to the world, I been over 15yr growing out of Myanmar 🇲🇲. Now u make to get back. I feel like my birth place is waiting me... lov it. Thanks again

[@MyatTAung]

I'm from Myanmar going to college in the United States. Your video is very insightful, and above all, it makes me miss home. Thank you for visiting Myanmar. I'm really glad you enjoyed the food too. That part is what I miss most about home. Cheers!

[@johnnyparke4597]

Myat Thinzar Aung Hey Myat, from Myanmar here too... Where are you going to college?

[@eggoois6371]

Myat Thinzar Aung i get you i live in australia and i recently went to Myanmar beause i wanted to see my relative now i back in australia i have been crying for days because i miss my relatives.😢

[@PriXz123]

same dude, Im from Myanmar too, but have spent most of my life here in Norway cuz I live here. Love my home country, and I also miss my relatives, only see them like every fifth year because of college and work. I will for sure visit Myanmar more often in the future.

[@mghponethant549]

Myat Thinzar Aung me to

[@haven7352]

I’m from Myanmar too

[@yourunfinishedcake8591]

Myanmar is a laidback country with adventurous street life, very friendly people, amazing street food and just chaotic street life. Yangon is the city I was born and I lived in the upper and middle town of 27-26-25-24 street. You definitely need to visit Artha street, it has a very busy wild and chaotic wild street life. I grew up buying ingredients my mum ordered from there everyday.

[@sunnymak4460]

2014 was the last dreamy yangon... after that it all went franchise like everywhere else.. cant wait to go back to yangon. wishing for peace in myanmar ☮☮☮

[@purveyorofpeaceloveandligh1752]

I like the way you can make yourself at home in any type of environment. What a fascinating place Myanmar is.

[@MarkWiens]

PurveyorofPeaceLoveandLight Thank you for the support.

[@leileiwin8569]

@@davidvasey5065 yeah. That name was changed by the military government. No one actually liked it because it holds no deep meaning. As a fact, the current flag is also not official and made by military government

[@lagawan276]

I just had my visit in ngapali beach and it was fantastic. Ngwe Saung and its beach is also magical

[@heimoo9344]

I watched it before and watched it again in 2021. Every time I look at your face reaction to food I smile and can’t wait for the next one lol. I am originally from Myanmar and I am Karen ethnic, grew up in Thailand refugee camp with different languages but I understand their language well. Can’t wait to visit just once 😁

[@yvonneengelage3344]

That's great. I've lived here in Myanmar for almost 9 years and i think only done 3. Those are the touristy places. Go outside of yangon to a remote place Luke Kalaw or Taungyi or go to a beach. I recommend Shwe Hin Tha on Ngwe Saung Beach. There, you can stay in bamboo huts or a concrete bungalow and it is just so beautiful. I would not recommend eating street food because if food poisoning and if you do want to try it, just check to see if it's clean because it would mess up your whole trip to get food poisoning, and a delicious meal isn't worth that. Myanmar is definitely a place to travel to and super beautiful. I've fallen in love with it, but most of the things he showed were downtown. Go outside of yangon to placed like Dala or Hlegu, where usually no other tourists go.

[@klabumalami6699]

what about Burmese Traditional Axe Dance Show???? have you watch it already......

[@zyzz7592]

Myanmar is economically down but it’s a beautiful country with the best foods in the world. Loads of love to my home country from Australia

[@yourunfinishedcake8591]

I'm also a burmese living in Australia.

[@ericchannel7168]

The city has changed a lot now. Pls come back and enjoy again. Welcome to Myanmar:))

[@LK-ot5zn]

Are you from 🇲🇲Myanmar

[@mtninra6042]

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[@krixxmtk4765]

Hey I'm from Myanmar.

[@ericchannel7168]

@@LK-ot5zn Yeah i am from Myanmar

[@dollarpradhan9179]

Kyisoe Thant damm true ...

[@offshore4848]

I was there in 2013 also travelled to Rakine state and went offshore to the SHWE platform. What an experience

[@guslitulumar9693]

Love the. Country & the people! I used to live there for 4 years.

[@ppmmlbb2206]

i used to live there for 11 years my whole life

[@justaguywithmustache2385]

I am from myanmar and my country is cool you need to know about myanmar and British war because of the war every world hate our country

[@ppmmlbb2206]

maxplayz LPOgamer aaaa no one hate our country and is ok if they dont know about the war

[@justaguywithmustache2385]

@@ppmmlbb2206 didn t you heard the news myanmar people got attack by usa and us police are lieing

[@justaguywithmustache2385]

@@ppmmlbb2206 they hate our country that i need a sign that call i am from myanmar and let me travel peacefully

[@snowchen5104]

I’m a local born and raised in Yangon. This video is very insightful and I can see what caught the interests of foreigners. I have many international friends and if they ask me where is the best places to visit in Yangon I always have a hard time finding anything interesting since I’m so used to the everyday life there. But this vid will definitely help me showing my friends around when they visit. 😂

[@myasabai9091]

Thank you Mark Wiens, we were recently in Yangon,Mandaly, Bagan and Naypyidaw and Yes I love Myanmar and their culture. Except Nay Phyidaw is kind of ghost city!

[@Sweetysalado]

The market looks like it would be one of my favorite things to do and I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that truck drive right over the baskets! Crazy!

[@nurmanrummel9965]

Been to Yangon 9 times since March this year (for work), i got to be honest here, i only knew of the existence of number 1 and 6, thanks for the other 9 Mark! Will try to make time next trip..geez i'm useless..

[@billyk_HTX]

Well I love Myanmar! I love in ngapali beach with my wife and family and visiting Yangon every now and again is always exciting. Please visit the beach and your leasure hospitality of this country will expand! Ta-ta

[@yadanaoo4627]

Thank you so much for showing true side of Yangon. love the city

[@minthausa1]

you nailed it, right on, 10 times better than the official tourist information videos

[@ashleejayde7929]

I live in Yangon and one of my favorite places and somewhere I would take people to Dala which is across the river. There are local markets (which seem more authentic then some Downtown), a village hit by the 2004 Tsunami that has been all but forgotten about, a recycle store that is amazing, fishing villages with boat rides and a snake pagoda which was impressive. If you go to Myanmar please visit Dala!

[@lilchuck6961]

I used to live in yangon too

[@santokimimi4671]

Ashlee Arnold oh wow! Is it safe? I went there once with my colleague due to work but I was told to be careful by my supervisor before we ride a ship going to dala.

[@postindierock5063]

I am going to move to Myanmar in early June for ten months (teaching) with my wife. I can not wait.

[@nickialex1704]

How is it?

[@chelseasmith3395]

his face when he tasted that food was so pure

[@nimalekanayake6764]

How many days required to visit 11 attractions?

[@ssundaram7800]

Nimal Ekanayake

[@ssundaram7800]

Chelsea Smith

[@pushpanathannn]

@@nimalekanayake6764 , I think, u can cover the whole country within 1 month...I am planning to go there too..most probably between Nov and March..cos I wanted go on a Hot airbaloon ride(cost closer to US$500) and it's summer and dusty..

[@tinhtoozaw2755]

@@pushpanathannn do that in Began, where u can see many ancient relics from high ground 😊

[@5minenglishmovie]

I can’t believe that you came here and explored like that I’m very admire you and you are the greatest lovely blogger ever through out I have seen

[@nevillekwa8772]

I was vacation to Yangon Nov, 2018. Things are changes a lot since 1973

[@user-ez8vl7hd9p]

I am very sad because I am a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar but the government did not recognize us How I wish to go to my country and live in peace Thank you for this beautiful video I enjoyed it😭😭💔

[@MarkBH70]

Very nice video! Few people want to go to Myanmar, BUT I DO!!! :) It's always China, Japan, India, Thailand, Nepal...BUT I WANT TO SEE MYANMAR!!!

[@user-cf9xp8tq4n]

Aquarian Christianity 🙏Namastay I'm from myanmar but im nepali

[@uminhtetoo]

come visit. You are warmly welcome to my country,Myanmar.

[@abhi739]

flush the religion from ur head and come as a human being,

[@myatnoewai9901]

@Yacobus Fitri myanmar people are speak english better than thailand Even the kids can speak in english very well

[@phyuphyusoe3164]

Well come

[@jameschang4848]

Thanks Mark for visiting my hometown and showing me how much has changed. Seeing this video sure make me homesick. I hope you had a wonderful time.

[@RamenPrince]

Watching this video makes me wana go back to Yangon so bad :-) I miss all the amazing foods. Thank you so much for your video.

[@michellewiee5979]

I am about to going back to Myanmar . I am Burmese . I will definitely do things like you did . Thanks for sharing this amazing video with us .

[@xdgamer4862]

Michelle Wiee back to hell

[@hisashivalentine]

Thank you for the video :) I am going to travel to Myanmar next week.

[@MarkWiens]

hisashivalentine Have a great trip!

[@hisashivalentine]

Thanks :D Really happy to have the chance to travel there :)

[@kyawyenaing1423]

welcome in Burma

[@itsmitsuki7041]

+Kyaw Naing dude

[@hisashivalentine]

It has been a year now and I must say, I really loved the place. Last term I had a burmese writer as a lecturer in a seminar on asian fiction/rising asia. I really learned a lot. Would love to go back to Myanmar again someday :)

[@View934]

I worked in Yangon for 4 years as a chef......and this is spot on.....

[@pritysunngala1784]

I love ur face when your eating those food! Lol! Thank u for visiting Myanmar!! ❤️

[@lahlahhan]

pritysun ngala Yes, his expression is amazing , funny , friendly , and kind

[@alyaneltaeb8627]

Thanks a lot, MARK I have been here in YANGON almost 6 months but now after I watch ur video I realize that I know nothing about this beautiful city.

[@irishlaguador8625]

I'm filipino and thank you for this video i will come there because of my burmese friend and i want live there Sana matupad yun para sa'akin

[@khinezarwai5501]

Thanks from Myanmar...

[@thanhlaing2563]

Thank so much for you coming.Shwedagon Pagoda.Landmark of Myanmar.Nice trip.

[@q.a.2875]

Love your attitude towards life , travel n food ... Nice video ... Hope for more food vids from Myanmar ... keep up the great work! Anyways hope the heavens brings u great fortune hahaha

[@MarkWiens]

Adrian Quah Hi Adrian, thank you very much for your kindness. More Myanmar videos coming.

[@phonelattyar055]

i live in singaporea and i have been to myanmar like 10 times because is so beautiful

[@aznlife72]

Mark, next time you're in Yangon, you should definitely try Kyay Oh. It's a Burmese/Chinese version of the Vietnamese Pho. Also try Dan Pok, a Burmese version of Indian Pakastani biryani. They're my favorite!

[@aznlife72]

Mark Wiens

[@rickyhawlen4746]

Jason N yea also phat toke kyay oh!i love eating it but some of them are bad cuz their phat toke is just like a bag of flour with no meat in it

[@jeffjohnson5053]

Burma and Cambodia is a very DANGEROUS place! There is currently a civil war there and the Evil government military is mass murdering many smaller minority groups!! There is also many Evil chinese gangs from china that are kidnapping people and selling their body organs. Yes, you heard me correctly murdering them and selling their body organs. Chinese gangs use many methods to make you OWE them money, with fake jobs prospects, gamblings, and they kidnapp you and sell your body organs. Don't go to Burma and Cambodia, the Chinese gangs from china are hunting for people to kidnapp. I wish you all would watch Asian news from Hong kong, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia.

[@KEVWARD63]

I would do similar to yourself , but would HAVE to visit the Thein Phyu stadium , the temple of Lethwei , Lethwei is hardcore , but the heart and respect of the fighters is inspiring

[@philippoodle5753]

I go to Yangon well, about four times in a year.

[@gilbertsanchez3277]

Here at our church in Moreno Valley California, we have a special guest from Yongon. He is a young pastor with limited english. Earlier today I invited him to eat at Subway. He will be going back to Myamar this coming Saturday evening. 3/10/2018.

[@mabelmng6873]

These videos make me so happy! This is my country, my home so seeing people like you exploring and appreciating our culture puts a smile on my face! -A Native Burmese

[@dhammakathikatv7702]

Thanks for video . I am from India and i really want to visit Myanmar.

[@davids625]

Welcome from myanmar!

[@rulisatyadharma1003]

Yangon is a fascinating town. I've been there for several months a few years ago. And I believe that some years in the future Yangon and Myanmar could be a new emerging economic country in the region.

[@ngthoangyen]

Your channel has everything I'm searching for. I'm planning for a 5 day trip in Burma in October and so happy to find out your channel. Thanks for your info.

[@kiauna9858]

I definitely want to visit Myanmar before I die! On my bucket list 4 sure

[@Saaannn22]

Been 3 years did you go

[@aungzawnyein3198]

The city has changed a lot now . four years ago when you were thin and young :). watching your awesome video from Yangon, Myanmar :> I hope you can visit again Myanmar to explore the beauty of our country.

[@hebahr.2576]

I love discovering countries from you point of view. Its really unique and interesting. I wish you all the luck

[@MarkWiens]

HOHO Kuwait Big thank you for your support

[@KipperFillet95]

Was there in Dec 13. So busy, so much energy

[@xyzackful]

Mark Wiens, I heard there are major changes in Myanmar now. I hope you will revisit once more and do another video for the viewers. I awaits your next video. Thanks.

[@p4nthee]

Please comeback Mark! It has changed a lot now.

[@barnaliskitchen]

You are doing a very very good job Mark!!....Keep it up...Lots of thumbs up!!

[@MarkWiens]

Barnali's Kitchen Thank you

[@juniezolianpuii4806]

Invesigator + it's a good thing that he shows the positive side of the country ,so in the words of Miranda sings haters back off.

[@gingerelsa307]

Invesigator you are just being stupid. Do not watch this video if you’re going to be stupid and racist. And you don’t have to visit there either. You may not be welcomed

[@dr.minhtin6197]

You got it all. Almost. Come in Mid April to see Thingyan festival. Welcome.

[@jokerglimmering779]

Yangon, especially downtown area has a lot of room to improve. Most of the street foods have poor hygiene, rubbish pretty much everywhere, and the number of pick pocket is increased. The positive side of Myanmar is people are nice.

[@lightcrausda]

Thanks.

[@zwelhtetwaiyan6024]

now that the city has changed a lot! Come again to see how she has grown.

[@jokerglimmering779]

To be fair, considering I just came a year ago, i dont see much differences compare to the video that was made 5 years ago. I doubt i will see any significant amount of change at anytime soon, also the pandemic for sure slow most of the things down. Eventho i had bad experience in yangon, as my wallet was stolen. But it doesnt stop me to make fair opinion, the police and Burmese are quite helpful and friendly.

[@MsDmp1]

I am going to Mynamar, in Nov. On a missions trip. Going to Yangon, and villages outside, and Bagan. My friend lives in Bagan. He is a teacher and missionary.?Thanks for this video.

[@LYRICOPH-yr4ws]

Volunteer ?

[@cynthiat6076]

I miss my second home! cant wait to go back for a visit. peace and love from aus

[@roshanarakader6231]

ANY DAY I WOULD LUV TO GO BACK TO RANGOON MY BIRTH PLACE,GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE.

[@fazbell]

Great series of videos. Much valuable information here. Top notch video quality and intelligent narration. Good show!!!!

[@alix1962]

we lived there in the mid 70's. We could see the shwedagon pagoda from our bedroom window. When the sun hit it, the gold shone so bright, you had to close your eyes.

[@zahaukilte224]

Thank you for your visit Myanmar 🇲🇲 I’m from Myanmar you’re so cute

[@Gouri-ct3ct]

I was born in ràngoon the year 1951 ànd stàyed till 1964. my sincere interest is visiting Rangoon ànd iàm interested to see my mother lànd and atày in ràngoon for the rest of my life.

[@Gouri-ct3ct]

@@zahaukilte224 i am glad to see your reply

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[@williamcomer2688]

I love Thailand and surrounding societies. Miss very much.

[@becausewecamp]

Awesome video Mark! Myanmar is definitely still on our list. Nice list of activities... the circular rail looks amazing

[@MarkWiens]

Big thank you Because We Camp, hope you can visit in the future. Are you guys still in China?

[@becausewecamp]

We definitely can't wait to get back to SE Asia. Yea we're still in China, currently in zhangjiajie enjoying the mind blowing views. Have you been here?

[@MarkWiens]

Because We Camp Looks incredible. No, so far in China I have only been to Guangxi province, but would love to visit more. Hope you are doing well!

[@Jungletraveler00_12]

Because We Camp Isn't KZbin blocked in China??

[@becausewecamp]

Hey Austin S , not unless you use a VPN :)

[@sakaydar4583]

I am Burmese and it is awesome 👏🏻

[@catelindsay4697]

Great video. We are off to Yangon for a week at Easter! :D

[@ashokbaral2007]

Nice video summing up the street life in and around Yangoon. Love to visit that place one day....

[@clemclemency8669]

I will be Visiting YANGON this week Friday . If you’re from there say HI I will like to make friends

[@khinthitharmyintkhinthitha1671]

Hi

[@ryanyin406]

Hi

[@scottmcintire8634]

Loved the video! My wife is Burmese with family in Yangon and I have visited Myanmar four times (in 2000, 2001, 2006 & 2009). The vibe of the city has changed for the better, with armed soldiers and lots of plainclothes ‘M.I.’ (Military Intelligence officers) in the streets and rolling traffic stops for the heavily armed convoys with passing generals or VIP’s in tinted windows Mercedes during my first two visits. Definitely agree with your top 11 activities, and would add a visit to the Yangon River waterfront and a ferry trip across to the small town of Dala, and an early morning visit to the San Pya Zei central fish wholesale market.

[@aldenvidal]

Interesting City, the food looked delicious and the people seemed nice :-)

[@MrAPK-nm6bt]

I’m big fan of u , Myanmar is rich in traditional food and culture . I hope you visit again.

[@VishLence]

Absolutely ! You should visit one day

[@nicosouza5]

This is my favorite youtube channel !

[@MarkWiens]

Nicolás Souza Big thank you.

[@pthong100]

so do i from thailand

[@sigerekate483]

Welcome warmly from MYANMAR

[@pinkyc9769]

I'm Burmese, any Burmese fellas out there? 💖

[@rickchase6990]

Nope 😜

[@khantkohein195]

Welcome back from Myanmar(Burma). Just Yangon is a lot of change.

[@angietan1192]

Loved your Tokyo video (where i visited after) and so glad I found this video when there's so little videos/travel information on Myanmar. I totally love your -i just had the best food in my life - facial expression!!

[@ronaldoggha1801]

Oh my god thank you for visiting Myanmar and I am from Myanmar too, so please make Myanmar more famous please

[@YoungWorksStudio]

This video was absolutely beautiful, Mark. Great job!

[@lengthang7072]

i was in yangoon at november until january because my grandma and grandpas are and my hotel was at yangoon he went to yangoon,tahan.aungzwa,pyinkhonegyi and saihmun!

[@raymonddondup7820]

Mingalabar !

[@imnot_mikexd2146]

Mingalabar

[@limrueymin5564]

How nice to see Myanmar again. ဆူးေလေစတီေတာ္ကိုရိွခိုးပါ၏။ ဆူးေလဘိုးဘိုးႀကီးကိုရိွခိုးပါ၏။ ေရႊတိဂံုဘုရားကိုရိွခိုးပါ၏။ ေရႊတိဂံုဘိုးဘိုးႀကီးကိုရိွခိုးပါ၏။ နေမာ ဓမၼစကၠပၸဝတၱနသုတၱံ သေဗၺသတၱာတံုမွာကံရကၡံတု။ My dear beloved KALI MAA, ( ႏြားႏို႔ေဈးနားက ကာလီမယ္ေတာ္ေက်ာင္း) how nice to see YOU again. 04/10/2019., Taipei.

[@EH-qm1gt]

Beautifull city,

[@mtninra6042]

It's just stupid for such a poor third world low class country to go around committing genocide, gang raping women and burning children alive.

[@neikim2676]

best vedio ever among who's made Yangon and myanmar culture vedio.

[@ozza26]

Great video Mark, thank you. I love hearing you mention the plastic stools.... my wife doesn't understand my obsession with them! Plastic stools = street food in my mind!

[@MarkWiens]

Thank you very much, haha, that's a great way to put it - they are very cool.

[@phrancisco2847]

Your facial expression when you're eating in priceless. Thumbs up!

[@tuffgong9951]

I really enjoyed Yangon! That circular train ride is really enjoyable - I started in Lanmeadow and had a great time on this train journey! China Town was great but expensive compared to my arrival from Chiang Mai. I arrived by a Thai Bus via the Myawaddy border crossing. Then I went up to Inle Lake and Bagan - what beautiful places these were! Looking forward to my next trip!

[@gholamasadi4890]

Thanks i enjoyed your video Myanmar is my favorite country

[@frankharris5690]

Great introduction to Yangon, Mark. It has given me important insights into the city and its people.

[@guerrik7801]

Everytime i watch one of your video, i just want to travel so bad ! Thank you for your work Mark !

[@AungKK320]

Great video man! There's many more places to travel in Myanmar.

[@LK-ot5zn]

Are you from myanmar sir

[@bokohatam7139]

So nice to see this beautiful video on this amazing country and it's beautiful people. love from Gilgit Baltistan

[@Monkeyabroad]

The best Myanmar video I've seen Mark Wiens. It didn't look like the weather was on your side, though. When that bird got you in the end there, I laughed

[@RedEye3]

Wow, this was 2014. Myanmar Kyat has depreciated sharply. Now $1 USD = 2100 Kyat.

[@haven7352]

I LIVE IN YANGON/ MYANMAR 🇲🇲!!

[@yayaavv2675]

I would like to visit your country..

[@jammxi_3106]

You should visit pun hlaing in myanmar! My aunt built it, it's an estate, it has AMAZING parks, playgrounds, and cafés, I recommend going to "Ocean" which is a shopping mall full of people! It opens at 9AM and closes at 9PM, you can buy a house and move in when your ready! We live in pun hlaing right now, we live for free because my aunt is an agent working for the company that made the entire estate!

[@sizanllakcuf]

Once again, amazing video on a new destination. Still loving these top things to do series! Makes me really want to visit Myanmar now! Is Myanmar very different to Thailand? You should visit Cambodia in the near future and see the amazing Angkor temples!

[@EveryDayHoliDay]

so nice! very inspiring for our Myanmar travel in a few weeks!

[@jemsmedley8423]

Well done mark! Enjoyed watching this video like all your others. I like how you showed a lot of things in the videos.

[@MarkWiens]

Jem Smedley Thank you Jem

[@albertochavez2745]

Hi im from Chile, Your english is very clear!!, im learning english and i feel that i could understand all...great video!! thanks a lot

[@VangElizabeth]

haha love the ending :)

[@MarkWiens]

elizayv Thank you!

[@sammo2009]

Thanks you for this video, this is my love country Myanmar, but so beautiful eating a food, see you again Yongo. .