MESSAGE FROM 2021: During my time in Myanmar, I saw plenty of amazing sights, but there was one constant: the people. Always smiling, always kind and always welcoming. I’ve never known hospitality like it in all of my travels… But these kind people are currently being denied basic rights by an evil military junta who refuse to recognise democracy. Protesters are being detained and everyone is under a full internet blackout. I stand with the people of Myanmar against this oppression 🇲🇲
Nice job on this video. I was there 10 years ago and did the same things you did. Incredible people..too bad about the fighting going on. Robert from upstate NY
Such a different way of life, you've caught the feeling of the place beautifully. The market looked great, so nice to see products being handmade in front of you. Thanks for sharing.
We had so much fun in Inle! You're going to want to stay tuned for the next episode, when we head to the most famous sight in all of Myanmar... Any guesses? 🇲🇲 If you missed the first two episodes from Myanmar you can start right here. It gives you a bit more background on why we chose to visit 🎥 : th-cam.com/video/8vfYRYFWYpQ/w-d-xo.html
If you haven't left Inle lake, I recommend going to a small village north of the lake called Samka. Although it is pretty much unknown, it has an interesting history and beautiful Pagoda complex.
U Bein Bridge,Shewdagon pagoda,Bagan,Pyin Oo Lwin,Inle Lake, are my favourite places from burma.What matters most is that burmese people are friendly and they have a nice and sweet smile.
The temples and pagodas look really interesting. Some of the fallen down bits look like they should be in a museum, but I suppose all over Myanmar is like a huge open air museum. Shame about the fishermen, but I guess supply and demand.... 💁 Oh man, I'd nearly forgotten about Shan tofu! One year on... I'm rather missing food in Myanmar actually 😋 I chose to head up northwest to Hsipaw and Lashio so had to miss out on Inle, so good to see what I missed out on.
@@OneShotAdventures Mmm... Randomly I miss eating the Shan pickles we had in the village homestay in Lashio. Off to Southern India tomorrow night so should have plenty of good eats!
I always love watching your travel videos for such incredible shots. You captured Myanmar in a fantastic way, Your video is just beautiful. Love those fishermen shots :D
I never thought enything when I lived in mynmar because I was use to it do i was oh yeah Normal And the visitor aspect I was like oh that's cool and I want to visit my home country again now
Thank you for this superb video. I am a native of Myanmar but ashamed to say I have never been to Inle Lake. Definitely on my list on my next trip to the Golden Land. By the way, at 4:02 they are making cheroots, not cigars.
This is so interesting. I visited something similar in Ghana. Where we in the Netherlands have the bike they have the boat. And that weaving men so calming to watch for a weird reason.
although I am from Myanmar I have never been to the inlay lake before. The one u eat like a donut snuck is call husband and wife snuck. by direction translation. LOL! U should enjoy the Thingyan festival too. come back after the disaster is over. warmly welcome from Myanmar.
The leg-rowing fisherman were pretty nifty. Very strange! These guys have too much time on their hands. 😊 The lake is beautiful though at that hour. Neat to see those handmade cigars. The little temples were so neat! What a place to discover.
Omg the fisherman dance thing had me thinking at first this is just odd. Then, I just started laughing. What a site lol! I love you could just hop a boat with a villager to get back to where you needed to be! That is really cool! Nice trip!
Some mad balancing skills!!! Ha, always a good idea to beat the crowds and get out early. Man, those long boats look like a lot of fun. Got to make it to Myanmar one of these days. Rocking out Bermuda at the moment, celebrating my son's first hole in one (mini golf)! Keep rocking it Ryan!
thanks for sharing the video. glad you took time to explore local areas. you missed of the main temple that have three small buddha. Legend said, there lost into the water once and they appeared their own.
Your video made me want to visit Myanmar now. Like how early is really early when starting the tour? That fishermen who were posing was funny. It is like you are watching a circus. Entertainment in the water. I can feel the peace on the lake as well. Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar has a lot of similarities when it comes to temples. And I like that you can do the tour both by boat and bike. And that hot spa looks really relaxing.
Y'all are almost always getting up way early, hahaha...are you morning people like me or do you just power through like April? How much did you have to tip the posing fishermen? Beautiful sunrise. Do you know why the Intha people decided to live on the water? You said the magic words...Indiana Jones vibes...now I HAVE to go there! Hot springs, very nice...how much did entrance and the drinks cost? April has never done a wine tasting either. You definitely look qualified there, LOL! 😆
Haha to be honest, we're not early morning people AT ALL! But we make ourselves do it for the experience. I cant remember how much we tipped the fishermen, but the hot springs were about $7 for the "deluxe" experience
As always, another excellent video! Another place I didnt know I wanted to go to until you made a video about it :-) Those fishermen were funny! Lol cool pictures, but yeah, I can imagine that would be quite awkward. Its cool to see how the people there have rigged up their homes so that they can live on the lake. I like seeing how other cultures live.
That's hilarious. Fishermen who don't really fish. That's something this vegan can get behind! 😂 AND a tofu village? Wow, you're really speaking to me in this video! Ha!!!
MESSAGE FROM 2021: During my time in Myanmar, I saw plenty of amazing sights, but there was one constant: the people. Always smiling, always kind and always welcoming. I’ve never known hospitality like it in all of my travels… But these kind people are currently being denied basic rights by an evil military junta who refuse to recognise democracy. Protesters are being detained and everyone is under a full internet blackout. I stand with the people of Myanmar against this oppression 🇲🇲
Nice job on this video. I was there 10 years ago and did the same things you did. Incredible people..too bad about the fighting going on.
Robert from upstate NY
Those dancing fishermen were hilarious! Both beautiful and awkward haha
Haha yeah it was surreal!
they not dancing this is how they rowing theirs boats
Before military junta , myanmar was very peaceful and beautiful country... I miss those times....
Thank you indeed for promoting our country tourism.....
Such a different way of life, you've caught the feeling of the place beautifully. The market looked great, so nice to see products being handmade in front of you. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah it was interesting, but I think I preferred the cycling tour overall
We had so much fun in Inle! You're going to want to stay tuned for the next episode, when we head to the most famous sight in all of Myanmar... Any guesses? 🇲🇲
If you missed the first two episodes from Myanmar you can start right here. It gives you a bit more background on why we chose to visit 🎥 : th-cam.com/video/8vfYRYFWYpQ/w-d-xo.html
Easy...where else but Bagan, one of the most beautiful sights in the world....and believe me, I have seen a lot of them in many different countries.
It is a mind blowing place!
If you haven't left Inle lake, I recommend going to a small village north of the lake called Samka. Although it is pretty much unknown, it has an interesting history and beautiful Pagoda complex.
@@အုပ်စိုးပိုင် Unfortunately this video was filmed over a year ago now, but I hope to get back to Myanmar one day soon :)
Bagon or yangon
Now i seen the most beautiful channel.
U Bein Bridge,Shewdagon pagoda,Bagan,Pyin Oo Lwin,Inle Lake, are my favourite places from burma.What matters most is that burmese people are friendly and they have a nice and sweet smile.
I can’t wait to go Inle . Thanks 🙏
ohh, gosh, this video totally made me want to go to Myanmar - Spent a year in Thailand, never made it across the border. Great video, thanks! - Mary
Thanks Mary, I highly recommend Myanmar!
The temples and pagodas look really interesting. Some of the fallen down bits look like they should be in a museum, but I suppose all over Myanmar is like a huge open air museum. Shame about the fishermen, but I guess supply and demand.... 💁 Oh man, I'd nearly forgotten about Shan tofu! One year on... I'm rather missing food in Myanmar actually 😋 I chose to head up northwest to Hsipaw and Lashio so had to miss out on Inle, so good to see what I missed out on.
I know what you mean, I love Myanmar food! We had some great fresh salads around Inle.
@@OneShotAdventures Mmm... Randomly I miss eating the Shan pickles we had in the village homestay in Lashio. Off to Southern India tomorrow night so should have plenty of good eats!
Love from Lashio ❤️
My grandmother is a Indar. Love Inle lake and miss our food .
I miss Myanmar food too!
Your Burmese pronunciation is very good.
Thank you!
I always love watching your travel videos for such incredible shots. You captured Myanmar in a fantastic way, Your video is just beautiful. Love those fishermen shots :D
Thanks!
Awwwww Myanmar was very peaceful TwT
I never thought enything when I lived in mynmar because I was use to it do i was oh yeah Normal
And the visitor aspect I was like oh that's cool and I want to visit my home country again now
Thanks you guys for sharing . Your presentation is like a movie . I really appreciate it .
Thank you
Thank you for this superb video. I am a native of Myanmar but ashamed to say I have never been to Inle Lake. Definitely on my list on my next trip to the Golden Land.
By the way, at 4:02 they are making cheroots, not cigars.
Thanks for the clarification! They had a really nice sweet flavour
wow that ruined temple area looks amazing!, another banger mate, keep up the great work, looking forward to the next one
Cheers Connor! Much appreciated mate
I love the part where the two fishermen making poses in their boats
It was very surreal!
This is so interesting. I visited something similar in Ghana. Where we in the Netherlands have the bike they have the boat. And that weaving men so calming to watch for a weird reason.
Svenywhere yeah the machines are really hypnotic!
although I am from Myanmar I have never been to the inlay lake before. The one u eat like a donut snuck is call husband and wife snuck. by direction translation. LOL! U should enjoy the Thingyan festival too. come back after the disaster is over. warmly welcome from Myanmar.
I think by donut-like snack, he meant the "bracelet snack" by direct translation. He referred to the "husband and wife snack" as the crispy ones
The leg-rowing fisherman were pretty nifty. Very strange! These guys have too much time on their hands. 😊 The lake is beautiful though at that hour. Neat to see those handmade cigars. The little temples were so neat! What a place to discover.
Such an excellent video. Almost an artwork! Thanks.
You're too kind George, thank you!
Almost perfect guide to Inle. Thank you
Thank you!
Great video. Loved inle lake. I hope you went to the live dim sum restaurant in town.
We missed that! But we did eat some amazing food in Nyuangshwe
Thankyou for this clip .I'm from Taunggyi,city of shan state.
Omg the fisherman dance thing had me thinking at first this is just odd. Then, I just started laughing. What a site lol!
I love you could just hop a boat with a villager to get back to where you needed to be! That is really cool! Nice trip!
Always people ready to help you in Myanmar!
this video was very relaxing. I almost felt like I was in the hot springs!
Oh man, I wish I was back there now!
I love ur Videos and Thanks for all those nice Comment ❤❤
Thank you for watching!
Some mad balancing skills!!! Ha, always a good idea to beat the crowds and get out early. Man, those long boats look like a lot of fun. Got to make it to Myanmar one of these days. Rocking out Bermuda at the moment, celebrating my son's first hole in one (mini golf)! Keep rocking it Ryan!
Mad cigar rolling skills! Sweet pagoda walk, those are the gems that always make a journey! Indiana Jones style!
Gotta love those Indiana Jones moments! Hope Bermuda is a blast, need to get myself there one day. I love mini golf too haha - have a good one!
thanks for sharing the video. glad you took time to explore local areas. you missed of the main temple that have three small buddha. Legend said, there lost into the water once and they appeared their own.
Wow, that's a cool story - sad that I missed that!
Your video made me want to visit Myanmar now. Like how early is really early when starting the tour? That fishermen who were posing was funny. It is like you are watching a circus. Entertainment in the water. I can feel the peace on the lake as well. Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar has a lot of similarities when it comes to temples. And I like that you can do the tour both by boat and bike. And that hot spa looks really relaxing.
There are definitely similarities in the temples, but for me - Myanmar is probably the most impressive :)
Y'all are almost always getting up way early, hahaha...are you morning people like me or do you just power through like April? How much did you have to tip the posing fishermen? Beautiful sunrise. Do you know why the Intha people decided to live on the water? You said the magic words...Indiana Jones vibes...now I HAVE to go there! Hot springs, very nice...how much did entrance and the drinks cost? April has never done a wine tasting either. You definitely look qualified there, LOL! 😆
Haha to be honest, we're not early morning people AT ALL! But we make ourselves do it for the experience. I cant remember how much we tipped the fishermen, but the hot springs were about $7 for the "deluxe" experience
As always, another excellent video! Another place I didnt know I wanted to go to until you made a video about it :-)
Those fishermen were funny! Lol cool pictures, but yeah, I can imagine that would be quite awkward. Its cool to see how the people there have rigged up their homes so that they can live on the lake. I like seeing how other cultures live.
It's a very interesting place!
Yaya you went there
In India there are many that kind of machines my friend
That's hilarious. Fishermen who don't really fish. That's something this vegan can get behind! 😂 AND a tofu village? Wow, you're really speaking to me in this video! Ha!!!
Haha nice - the tofu was amazing!
Those two fishermen is awkward. But most tourists want to see how inle people row the boat by leg. Thats why that pose exist.
Did you pay the fisherman for their performance??
Yes of course 😊
Hello just wondering if you still have any contact details. For your local friend that brought you around the you area.
Hi David, are you talking about Htoo Htoo in Yangon? Or somebody from Inle?
And the fake fisherman is still here haha
We got 2 of them haha! Seems like a good business
That and the poor longneck lady was pretty lame ... But the rest was so cool
We skipped the long neck ladies! But actually thought all of the cycling spots were the best
Did you pay the fisherman for their performance??
Yes we did