This video is a lot bigger than usual, this boat trip featured so much and we still didn't include every place that we visited. Easily one of the best boat trips we have ever done! - Watch all the Myanmar videos in this playlist: ruclips.net/video/v89vQ8BwJmE/видео.html
Love the nature.save the Earth.Love the jungle creatures.This floating village is look like the paradise of the world.Ban the plastic bags and bottles.Save the water. wish you happy journey.
First travalled to Burma back in 1983. Only 7 day visa allowed back then.No new cars or buildings back in those days. Maymyo is a neat hilltown near mandalay worth visiting. Always wanted to see the handing golden Rock at Kyaiktiyo Pagoda. Pagan is amazing.You guys are the best!!
Liked it and Loved it - Our this world is so beautiful and diverse - One thing I notice which is strange but true, all Pets around the world recognize their pet lover and respond to them - I have seen this in your video - keep it up and stay Blessed.
So cheap for that many hours on the boat, you always show the best of any place you visit, I love your vlogs, thank you for sharing your adventures, so refreshing to see different cultures and how differently other people live, and what they have to adapt too
Wow, such an interesting video, and the area is so very beautiful. It's interesting to see how people live and work in the Inle Lake area, and it's refreshing to see the "raw" (your term I think?) beauty of the boats, houses and markets -- and all without commercial signs and billboards. I'm intrigued by those spots where there are so many small Buddhist temples (pagodas?) grouped together. You've shown this in a few of your videos. That spot where there were a thousand or so, you thought, of those little temples/pagodas was especially intriguing. Do you know why they build so many so close together? I wonder if each one represents, or maybe pays homage to, something different?
I keep itineraries for various countries I'd like to visit including Myanmar. Inle Lake was an "if I have time" location until I watched your video. This tour was amazing, particularly Indein. It moves to the top of the list right under Bagan. Thanks for the extended look at the area. You guys have a great channel.
The "sea of pagodas" is a wonder!!! 🤩Is it a place of worship? What was the grassy area called in the water? Why were they burning? Also, this place reminded me of waterworld, kudos to the people who live there! The birds flying woulda been an awesome slo-mo effect in the iPhone 🤟
those grassy areas are floating graders that usually grow tomatoes and other vegetables. They were burning the plants at the end of the growing season so that it turns in to fertilizer for new plants.
Your saying the place with a thousand pagodas (maybe they’re stupas like someone else said) was like a pagoda graveyard made me wonder whether it in fact is a cemetery of sorts ... maybe? Great video and the drone shots gave good perspective. Now I have to look up where Inle Lake is on a map.
I loved Inle lake but got really badly sun burnt when I did it. Me and my mates all forgot our sun tane lotion. I did it in jan as well and it was cold cold all the other days.
The hundred constructions you called pagodas, are more often referred as to stupas or chedis. They often, but not always, contain or represent a dead person, like a grave in western world.
everywhere pagoda in Myanmar.but, you will show mosque, temple, pagoda and churches in Bangladesh. floating villages was awsome in Myanmar. but, we have floating market in Bangladesh.why not visite Bangladesh?
Hi Chris and Carol. Luv your work!. Chris when you are giving the prices/costs of activities etc, can you please just clarify, is the costs per couple or individual? cheers
You will go nuts for Bagan. Huge problem with illegal construction around the lakes edge. The lake is slowly being swallowed up by it. They aren't pagodas they are called stupas. The jumping cats was a total scam.
Pagodas are derived from "stupas" from ancient India. They are sometimes cone shaped buildings or brick towers that are built specifically to commemorate buddha.
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This video is a lot bigger than usual, this boat trip featured so much and we still didn't include every place that we visited. Easily one of the best boat trips we have ever done!
- Watch all the Myanmar videos in this playlist:
ruclips.net/video/v89vQ8BwJmE/видео.html
Love the nature.save the Earth.Love the jungle creatures.This floating village is look like the paradise of the world.Ban the plastic bags and bottles.Save the water. wish you happy journey.
First travalled to Burma back in 1983. Only 7 day visa allowed back then.No new cars or buildings back in those days. Maymyo is a neat hilltown near mandalay worth visiting. Always wanted to see the handing golden Rock at Kyaiktiyo Pagoda. Pagan is amazing.You guys are the best!!
I love Myanmar from India 🥰😍
the prettiest one was the mountains all around of the inle lake.That's amazing 👍
What an awesome 👌place, hopefully one day i will go there too. Amazing serie 👏
Sabrina
Amazing video! Enjoying your Myanmar series.
A fantastic vlog...amazing footage you captured. Thank you for sharing..I'm tempted to visit now !
Wow 😮 this is amazing so far the best off myanmar I guess 😊 beautiful villages
Liked it and Loved it - Our this world is so beautiful and diverse - One thing I notice which is strange but true, all Pets around the world recognize their pet lover and respond to them - I have seen this in your video - keep it up and stay Blessed.
So cheap for that many hours on the boat, you always show the best of any place you visit, I love your vlogs, thank you for sharing your adventures, so refreshing to see different cultures and how differently other people live, and what they have to adapt too
I love the scene were the birds fly on top of you
Wow, such an interesting video, and the area is so very beautiful. It's interesting to see how people live and work in the Inle Lake area, and it's refreshing to see the "raw" (your term I think?) beauty of the boats, houses and markets -- and all without commercial signs and billboards. I'm intrigued by those spots where there are so many small Buddhist temples (pagodas?) grouped together. You've shown this in a few of your videos. That spot where there were a thousand or so, you thought, of those little temples/pagodas was especially intriguing. Do you know why they build so many so close together? I wonder if each one represents, or maybe pays homage to, something different?
Go to bagan,
i heard it has a lot of beautiful temples
I keep itineraries for various countries I'd like to visit including Myanmar. Inle Lake was an "if I have time" location until I watched your video. This tour was amazing, particularly Indein. It moves to the top of the list right under Bagan. Thanks for the extended look at the area. You guys have a great channel.
The "sea of pagodas" is a wonder!!! 🤩Is it a place of worship? What was the grassy area called in the water? Why were they burning? Also, this place reminded me of waterworld, kudos to the people who live there! The birds flying woulda been an awesome slo-mo effect in the iPhone 🤟
those grassy areas are floating graders that usually grow tomatoes and other vegetables. They were burning the plants at the end of the growing season so that it turns in to fertilizer for new plants.
Boat ride in the lake, tour of the beautiful temple, aerial shot of the beautiful place. Great blog. But yum good breakfast with sweet honey.
Awesome! the birds loves you guys incredible view and open market is the best and cheaper
Nice video. Thanks for posting and visiting our country.
Thank you and welcome to my country. Hopefully see you again.
Drone shots were spectacular!
Your saying the place with a thousand pagodas (maybe they’re stupas like someone else said) was like a pagoda graveyard made me wonder whether it in fact is a cemetery of sorts ... maybe? Great video and the drone shots gave good perspective. Now I have to look up where Inle Lake is on a map.
I'm from Myanmar and the answer to your question is no it was not a cemetery. It is a shan style Pagodas similar to ones in Chaing Mai.
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Which city is this lake and all these pagodas from ?
Where did you guys book this tour and what was the name? Looks really amazing and would love to do it too!
I loved Inle lake but got really badly sun burnt when I did it. Me and my mates all forgot our sun tane lotion. I did it in jan as well and it was cold cold all the other days.
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wow thats a long tour with a good price 👍
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Water village Very amazing💓
Just amazing...
You said you took a tour of the boat of inle lake?
The hundred constructions you called pagodas, are more often referred as to stupas or chedis. They often, but not always, contain or represent a dead person, like a grave in western world.
everywhere pagoda in Myanmar.but, you will show mosque, temple, pagoda and churches in Bangladesh. floating villages was awsome in Myanmar. but, we have floating market in Bangladesh.why not visite Bangladesh?
Hi Chris and Carol. Luv your work!. Chris when you are giving the prices/costs of activities etc, can you please just clarify, is the costs per couple or individual? cheers
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Hv fun and rest well. :))
go to yangon
There most be a lot of mosquitoes, no?
Superb macha....
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You will go nuts for Bagan. Huge problem with illegal construction around the lakes edge. The lake is slowly being swallowed up by it. They aren't pagodas they are called stupas. The jumping cats was a total scam.
Pagodas are derived from "stupas" from ancient India. They are sometimes cone shaped buildings or brick towers that are built specifically to commemorate buddha.
Bad place se
ugly place. looks like horror movie scenery
Mmmm, I've been and it's amazing.