Mandalay, Myanmar [Amazing Places 4K]

[@g41133]

Burma is absolutely BEAUTIFUL sacred land! Wow! Thank you for posting❤❤❤❤❤

[@violina48]

Amazingly beautiful! I love this golden land, rich history and culture! Thank you!

[@milosh9k]

***** Thank you, Annemieke! The Myanmar playlist is now completed :) Have a great week!

[@violina48]

Amazing Places on our Planet Thank you Milosh! Your videos are the best on KZbin! My respect! Next month I'm going to make a video about Myanmar, I first go on holiday to Greece. Wish you a wonderful week as well! Annemieke♥

[@milosh9k]

Have a great vacation! And waiting for your Greece and Myanmar videos!

[@anthoniussujana2552]

thank annemieke van leeuwen for stunning video.mandalay good view.rich history,culture and mine jewel stone.

[@gabyw3788]

More than beautiful. Got goose bumbs watching this. Thank you Milosh for this incredible video. My trip to Myanmar I will never forget.

[@milosh9k]

+Gaby W Thank you, Gaby! Best regards!

[@sadenb]

Love from India. Amazing structures and loved the bullock cart taxis :)

[@islandgirl8199]

Was just there. Most beautiful sunset in the world! ☀️

[@VIKTORTRAPPSTEG]

I loved the pagodas/temples, the shining gold and the white ones. They looked like they were made from white frosting. Those buildings can truly be called exotic (the dictionary defines exotic as: "colourful, eye-catching; unusual, unconventional, out of the ordinary, extravagant, off-centre, remarkable, sensational, astonishing, strange, outlandish, bizarre, fantastic, peculiar, weird, outrageous, curious, different, unfamiliar;, alternative, avant-garde, foreign-looking; attractive, glamorous, romantic, fascinating"). Fits these buildings. The people on the bridge toward the end: stunning ! Well done and many thanks!

[@milosh9k]

+Leif Sodergren Yeah, Myanmar is certainly (still) exotic :) The huge uncompleted and damaged by the earthquake pagoda was mind boggling for me. Take care, Leif!

[@MinNaing-tv5jw]

ဘယ်ကလည်း

[@teriyankiking9183]

Inshallah one day all will be brought down

[@pablofre]

Using your amazing videos to prep my trip. Thanks a million again! Keep it up!

[@milosh9k]

+pablofre Welcome! have a great time in Myanmar!

[@kkay2000]

Finally, a great video on Myanmar Bagan from ‘Amazing Places...’. Good Job! Thanks!👍👍👍

[@nanspeltin7760]

wonderful and peace thank so much all teams ( members:)excellent HD

[@milosh9k]

+nan spel tin Many thanks ! Best regards:)

[@dashingmay]

Thank you for sharing, and the music is majestic!

[@chanlin5553]

It's beautiful my country

[@13natureHD]

Another beautiful and interesting film dear Milosh, Bravo! Have a nice day, Delphine:-)

[@milosh9k]

13natureHD Thank you, Delphine! Finally done with Myanmar :)

[@jfquirosreyes]

Wonderful video. Really, really beautiful and very well recorded. Thank you for sharing it with us. It reminds me of my days in Myanmar a few months later than you did.

[@milosh9k]

+Jose Fco Quiros Thanks for watching, glad it brought back nice memories :)

[@quocbaohaky7357]

You did great jobs. Keep it going. Thank you ! :D

[@manojadikari129]

Respect and love from sri lanka. We all are budhists and have relations for 1000 s of years. One day i will definitely visit your country to pay veneration to swadagon pagoda May the tripple gem bless your country!!

[@nikkohunt]

I used the inspiration from this video to fuel my creativity and make a video of Myanmar myself ! It was by far the most moving and beautiful trip of my life.

[@RubenMartinez-ro9oy]

Pa Hto Taw Gyi. Amazing. Thank you so much.

[@milosh9k]

Ruben Martinez Welcome! All the best :)

[@cyphermote6857]

the great pagoda in Mingun... does anyone display even an iota of curiosity as to how a mountain was CUT into a cube shape during the credited time period? There are two sets of ancient remains there... the older ruins are from the same time period as Sukhothai... and they sure as hell are not from a time when most of Europe was in the middle ages. Tall square buildings are one thing but huge, precise statues and spherical building tops are something else completely. Great videos... thank you.

[@milosh9k]

Unbelievable amount of effort went there, Mingun is currently underrated, but more people will learn about it...

[@hanaberakova6859]

Překrásné místo. Víra, klid, mír a naděje tu prostupuje s každým okamžikem

[@laltimo2191]

Beautiful place. Etxaordinary temples are just amazing especially the older ones. Thanks for sharing.

[@jJustPlayingNZ]

Great camera work as usual. I loved Mandalay city and area.

[@petergoepel4857]

Very beautyful pictures!!! 100% perfekt!!!

[@jean-louischevalier5815]

A great moment Thank you for this journey

[@saithway969]

Amazing 🇲🇲 🇲🇲 🇲🇲

[@AshinIndavamsaOfficial]

Hello ! Thanks for sharing our country. Welcome to Myanmar ! Mingalarpar!

[@milosh9k]

Thanks for watching, always glad to share amazing experiences :)

[@AshinIndavamsaOfficial]

+Amazing Places on our Planet Thanks you very much Sir.

[@Sedona-cl6eg]

Dramatic music and video. Uplifting and inspiring. Its like a dream come true.

[@milosh9k]

Sedona2014 Thanks for enjoying and sharing your impression! Greetings!

[@hirushaadi]

sacred land with pure Buddhism may the tripple gem bless your country

[@toxicodendronorientalis8992]

Great video, well chosen music. "Taxi" at 4:42 made my day ))

[@milosh9k]

lol

[@marianacosta2250]

Beautiful images wonderfully accompanied by music that plunges us into the depths of the soul.

[@hulagabal]

Beautiful place and music

[@barbarac5809]

This is an incredible video. Thank you

[@milosh9k]

Thank you for watching! Best regards :)

[@MM-qw6dp]

Lovely video . Thank you.

[@buddha1529]

First time watching these things , thanks 👍

[@Подгнётомбиблейскойорды]

3:15 How gigantic must be the machine that cut this cube?

[@chrisderenaix3589]

Beautiful country, beautiful people, your videos remind me the unforgetable travel I had there more 20 years ago. Good job. Thanks for charing it. Merci de tout coeur.

[@milosh9k]

+Chris de Renaix Thank you! Glad the video brought dear memories :)

[@karinr8855]

A feast for the eyes. Inspiring!

[@bdulee8815]

it's fantastic, someday i want to get here.

[@sunnybhatti4065]

Very very Nice Structure n Amazing Architecht

[@tippawanyensuwan2711]

Very nice!

[@Vighnharta]

Love from India

[@ShortStopStudios]

Nice man! it seems your staying busy, thats always a good thing!

[@milosh9k]

Short Stop Studios Trying very hard :)

[@ShortStopStudios]

Amazing Places on our Planet if you ever need a travel buddy, I fly for free and always looking for an amazing experience. It has gotten me to some crazy places and situations! Stay shooting man, love seeing the world through your lens!

[@milosh9k]

Short Stop Studios Yeah, good idea :) That's possible, and using somewhat different technologies we can learn from each other :)

[@ShortStopStudios]

Absolutely! I will be sailing from August-October then possibly staying a few weeks in New Zealand otherwise contact me sometime and we can co venture somewhere awesome!

[@dipenchandra4014]

Very very nice temple please the videos like mor thanks for video

[@jakaphanchairat1631]

I'm agree this video of an ancient Shawedagon Pagoda..Myanmar..thanks for sharing💛👍

[@lidiyarosiek3217]

Прекрасно возродиться в наши времена,и,увидеть всё из далека....🌉👁️🌞

[@kolithaperera6944]

SUPERB. NO LUCK FOR ME TO VISIT THIS GREAT COUNTRY !

[@X.A.H.]

Спасибо за хороший фильм! Очень понравилось!

[@AlexThant]

My friends and I climbed Pa Hto Daw Gyi 10 years ago. It was a very sunny day. We watched the rain fall on the Mandalay side from Pa Hto Daw Gyi. At that time, we could climb up. Now they don't allow to climb anymore because it's too dangerous. I really miss that time and my friends.

[@marianacosta2250]

Hermosas imagenes acompañadas maravillosamente por una musica que nos sumerge en lo profundo del alma.

[@FingersKungfu]

I have to visit there sometimes in the future.

[@eugenieguillaumin7854]

beautiful thznk you ----

[@vimalambikaiammalgurumoort1293]

Wow....what an extraordinary place 🎉❤

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

thank you for sharing , enjoyed watching the video.....

[@milosh9k]

+Fatima Naqvi Thanks, Fatima! Take care :) Less popular area than my other videos from Mianmar, but quite interesting, especially the big pagoda in Mingun, destroyed by earthquake

[@АнастасияАрхипова-ф2э]

Сказочно красиво. Храмы, колонны всё из красного кирпича, как и в других странах.

[@veveveverita521]

Impresionant and verry beautiful this Sacred Land of Myanmar! Qui a construit. this Beauty?!?!? Thank you for amazing video, enchantment😀♥️🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎀

[@salettebatistellalagreca847]

Vídeo espetacular, sempre atual! Parabéns e muito obrigada por compartilhar vídeos tão lindos, de lugares fantásticos!!!

[@milosh9k]

Many thanks for watching! Best regards!

[@lornatead3950]

Wow! It's great, the beautiful place, the structures of buildings and the amazing view, very relaxing, ...

[@vonz5696]

Thank You.

[@harishdhamma1033]

A sacred Land . teaching's of BUDDHA in pristine purity . They teach Vipassana meditation.

[@ZMH16]

Thanks for your film and I love it so much. Mandalay is the most I like to stay because it is my home town. Let me save and share it please.

[@milosh9k]

Glad you liked it :) The video description explains how you can share it, if not by using the link. It should not be for commercial purpose and you should say where you got it from Best regards :)

[@seetaramareddych4977]

really amazing...

[@panugantiravinder1921]

So beautiful

[@Citiesin4K]

Bravo!!

[@costiniucmircea]

beautiful and interesting film

[@milosh9k]

+Mircea Costiniuc Many thanks, Mircea! You have been to many places, not sure if you had the chance to visit here. Enjoy wonderful holidays!

[@costiniucmircea]

Unfortunately in Myanmar'm glad I was not what I see in the beautiful videoclop Maybe someday. If I have time. :-( Happy Holidays

[@dragon_nite3607]

the Mingun one is really amazed

[@Censored.225]

... may you be happy, well and peaceful.

[@lorenzotiraboschi6760]

Un video straordinariamente bello, grazie Amazing.

[@Eibhonemyat-u9c]

My Country Is Really Beautiful!

[@SmilesMiles]

Great video about an amazing place! What's the name of the song?

[@milosh9k]

it is listed in the video description ...

[@SmilesMiles]

@@milosh9k Ohh...Thank you! Sorry, but I haven't seen it!

[@shantidevi7848]

Nice

[@pravinjagtap7310]

Like place

[@shrabonsvlog1246]

SADHU SADHU SADHU♥🌺🥀

[@davidburns2799]

Great video. I am going again at Xmas. Mandalay-Bagan- Ngapali- Yangon. Can't wait

[@milosh9k]

Enjoy :)

[@bakheg6153]

for Ngapali you should visit at summer and winter.

[@scottclark.3766]

Around 3:55, do you think those extra large circle shape stones were Elephants at one time? Looks like the head is missing.

[@milosh9k]

Scott Clark These are Chinthe, lion like creatures in front of pagoda. These two at Mingun have been partially destroyed by the same earthquake that cracked the Mingun stupa

[@ajmalshahtravelling7088]

beautiful video

[@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.

[@pushpanathannn]

Exceelent drone videography..do tourists to this country needs a special permit to use drones please? if so how much they charge? Whats the video editing program you have used for this 4K video clip. many thanks for sharing...appreciation from Australia..

[@milosh9k]

there is no drone used in the video, you just climb to the top of the pyramid, and also to the hills and film from there...

[@milosh9k]

I edit with Adobe Premiere Pro CC

[@govindarajr3801]

Good 🍓

[@lindaparry7491]

Lovely

[@BabaMakhanya]

Wow! Ancient megalith built by the ancient gods the Anunnaki! 👌😤🔥

[@BoutBout-ff1zh]

I want to come back to Myanmar next time Uncel 😫

[@nilambarameghawarna6635]

Prevail Buddhism throughout the world. It gives the benefaction for all living beings.

[@zinthu9609]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Mandalay

[@krisnasanubari8488]

hello, I want to ask permission, to use this video, can i use?

[@rajatoswal]

Which Camera you used for shoot?

[@milosh9k]

I list the camera used in the video description. Best regards!

[@สุภาวดีอุ่นอก-ฆ2ร]

Amen สาธุๆๆ

[@devarajc9409]

👌👌👌👌

[@SuperTekton]

Hi, I'm in 2020, What happened to Mingun Temple ?

[@hanumanthji]

BULLOCK CART TAXI ! IT WAS A NICE TOUCH.

[@milosh9k]

:) I love the cart, that was hilarious :)

[@alexpadua5696]

muito bonito

[@grazynap.9194]

Zabrałam się na piękną wycieczkę w niesamowicie urocze miejsca za co dziękuję bardzo.

[@milosh9k]

+Grażyna P. Thank you for watching :)

[@franciscarodrigues1847]

Spectacular....................

[@hsuhsutin123]

Hey I live in mandalay

[@Calligraphy-dilipaweeratunga13]

Namo BUDDHAYA!

[@arjunprasad6815]

Namo budhhay.

[@nebula674]

∀ω℮﹩øм℮ !

[@nelsondalimbe369]

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[@jeevankumargurung2438]

Such a nice place of myanmar."i'm from the land of buddha Nepal"

[@kantaena6688]

★★★ LIKE ★★★

[@boscooliveira6485]

Legal.

[@wuttikanpreecha6838]

โอ !พม่า ท่านมหัศจรรย์เกินที่ข้าพเจ้าคาดคิดมากที่สุดในโลก หรือท่านจะเป็น สถานที่ที่รองรับการมาของมหาบุรุษจะมาตรัสรู้ในอนาคตภายภาคหน้าดังพระที่ท่านปฏิบัติดีปฏิบัติชอบของจังหวัดอุทัยได้พยากรณ์ไว้

[@chiccorealo]

.💟🏄✌WÕW!