I love that you've created a travel video about a cultural experience rather than something you can experience mostly with your eyes. it seems you had an incredibly fulfilling experience!
It looked an amazing ceremony to actually experience in person. It's a bit different from what happened on my 16th birthday, I think I just got a trip to the cinema.
Yes! you can see this! If you go to Kalaw - there is a place called Sam's Trekking. They arranged a guide to explain what was happening, and introduce the families that allowed us into their homes.
As a Burmese, I would like to thank u for making this Vd for our culture. ❤️ The points are almost definitely exact.
Sounds like one of those amazing cultural experiences that we all travel for. Seems like a great community event
Yes, it was. Probably one of our best travel moments ever. Thanks for your comment!
I love that you've created a travel video about a cultural experience rather than something you can experience mostly with your eyes. it seems you had an incredibly fulfilling experience!
YES!! Thanks for much for your comment!
Looks fantastic, what a great experience. We visited Kalaw and trekked to Inle Lake, would've loved to see something like this - well done!
this town was in between Kalaw and Inle Lake - so glad we had an opportunity to experience this!
It looked an amazing ceremony to actually experience in person. It's a bit different from what happened on my 16th birthday, I think I just got a trip to the cinema.
Well, just a slight cultural difference!
It looks such a happy, joyful occasion. And those costumes! I enjoyed watching this really interesting video - thanks so much for sharing.
Myanmar is such a mysterious place to me. I know nothing about it. Can anyone join these festivities and enter others homes? Was it a tour?
Yes! you can see this! If you go to Kalaw - there is a place called Sam's Trekking. They arranged a guide to explain what was happening, and introduce the families that allowed us into their homes.