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Myanmar Adventures RIH-DVD-MYA - Myanmar Adventures My 10 day car tour of Myanmar, or Burma, began in Yangon in March 2004. We traveled from Yangon to Bago, Taungoo, Inle Lake, Pindaya Caves, Mandalay, Mt. Popa, Bagan, Paya with a return to Yangon. I saw several temples, called payas where worshippers came to make offerings. Around Inle Lake, I saw local markets, stilt villages, factories and craft shops and lots of leg rowers traveling about. I attended a puppet show in Mandalay and a dated performance in Yangon. Tags: Myanmar Adventure Burma temples puppet show Mandalay adventure culture destination events landmark travel log nature

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Continuous donations for the cyclone victims 23-Jun-2008, Myanmar Central Executive of Union Solidarity and Development Association Yangon Division In-charge, Chairman of Yangon City Development Committee Mayor Brig-Gen Aung Thein Linn Sunday visited No.7 Basic Education Primary School in Yangon Thit Ward of ThinganGyun Township and No.3 Basic Education Middle School in Dagon Myothit (South) Township, and inspected reconstruction work of school buildings being undertaken by Yangon Division USDA. The Mayor also encouraged members of the Township USDAs who were contributing their labour towards reconstruction work, and fulfilled the needs. ---------------------------- Well-wishers from home and abroad are making continuous donations for the cyclone victims. On Sunday, the Managing Director of International Beverages Trading Co.Ltd donated 6.7 million Kyats worth 140 sewing machines, and Lt-Col Moe Aung of ThanHlyin Station 480,000 Kyats worth 10 sewing machines to Deputy Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Brig-Gen Kyaw Myint who in turn gave certificates of honour and spoke words of thanks at the head office of Fire Services Department. ********************************* Myanma Agriculture Service has already distributed 900 baskets of paddy strains and 15 hand tillers to the cyclone-hit farmers in SinChayYar Village-tract of Latbutta Township. Accordingly, the farmers are now starting their monsoon paddy cultivation in 2,010 acres in earnest. ********************************* Primary school in Thin Gun Lay village was opened on 12 June and Primary schools of Oo Yin Gone village and Sin Chae Yar village in Laputta Township on 15th June respectively. Tags: Myanmar Burma Cyclone Nargics

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UNICEF: Ceramic filters improve water quality in Myanmar YANGON, Myanmar, 28 August 2007 -- "I am not the only one who prefers to drink water from the tap of the blue bucket," says Ma Eh Wah, a mother of two children who lives in A Pyin The Phyu village in Yangon, the capital of Myanmar. The Happy Family Water System is part of an ongoing project started last year by UNICEF and a local non-governmental organization, the Community Development Association. The project has brought appropriate water purification technology to the household level. A factory in Yangon has produced more than 3,000 ceramic water filters that have been distributed to villages and schools in places such as A Pyin The Phyu, where surface water is used as a major water source. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/wes/myanmar_40738.html Tags: UNICEF Myanmar "water purification"

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Two medical teams gives health care to storm-victims 25-Jul-2008, Yangon Wellwishers at home and from abroad are continuously donating cash and kind assistance for the storm victims. On 24th July, wel1wishers from Canada donated 1.2 million Kyats to build 2 houses for the storm victims to Donation Receiving and Supervisory Committee at the Fire Services (Headquarters) in Yangon. It was accepted by Deputy Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Brig-Gen Kyaw Myint and officials who in turn presented certificate of honour and spoke words of thanks. International community is continuously providing relief aids for the areas severely hit by the Cyclone Nargis. Relief aids weighing 114.2171 tons donated by WFP based in Thailand arrived at Yangon International Airport on Thursday. Under the arrangement of the Ministry of Health, the medical teams have been rendering continuous health care services to the locals in storm-affected areas. On Thursday, the two medical teams comprising specialists, assistant doctors, house surgeons and nurses left Yangon General Hospital for Bogale and Labutta Townships in Ayeyawady Division by cars. Deputy Director-General of Health Department Dr. Win Myint and officials saw them off and facilitated them. It is learnt that the medical team going down to Bogale Township is comprised with the team leader Specialist Dr. Thet New Oo, pediatricians, an OG, a surgeon, an anesthetist, an assistant doctor, house surgeons and nurses totalling 14 while the medical team heading to Labutta Township is comprised with the team leader Specialist Dr. Aye Aye Win of North Okkalapa General Hospital, a surgeon, an anesthetist, a pediatrician, assistant doctors, house surgeons and nurses totalling 11. Tags: Myanmar Burma Cyclone Nargis

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COLOURS (part 2 of 2) Short poetical film shot within Short Film FAMU workshop in Yangon, November 2006. Tags: art short film experimental poetical symbolic documentary Myanmar Burma MMIC Yangon

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Yangon Myanmar Burma 2007 Asia Kudis The beatifull city of Myanmar die schöne Hauptstadt von Burma una Ciudad muy bonita Kudis Myanmarin sirin baskentinde Tags: Yangon River Myanmar Asia Burma Kudis

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Bats out of Yangon Millions of bats fly out of the Shwedagon Pagoda each night at dusk Tags: Bat yangon burma myanmar pagoda flying flight asia

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Special Advisor to the UNSG Mr. Gambari in Myanmar Yangon 20 and 21 August 2008 Chairman of National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee Prime Minister General Thein Sein, together with Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development Council Commander of Southwest Command Brig-Gen Kyaw Swe, ministers, deputy ministers, the Director-General at the Government Office, Heads of Department and officials, arrived to view rehabilitation and reconstruction tasks at Mawlamyaing Kyun Township on 19th August. The State Peace and Development Council Spokes Authoritative Team and Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General Mr. Ibrahim Agboola Gambari Tuesday held a meeting at the National Defence College in Yangon. It was attended by leader of the State Peace and Development Council Spokes Authoritative Team Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan and members Minister for Foreign Affairs U Nyan Win and Minister for Culture Maj-Gen Khin Aung Myint. Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General Mr. Gambari also visited KunChanGon by car to observe reconstruction work in storm-hit areas in Yangon Division. At KunChanGon central rehabilitation camp to the storm victims, the Deputy Director-General of the Ministry of Energy explained progress of work. Next, Mr. Gambari studied monsoon paddy cultivation, in Taw Chaung village, resettlement of storm victims in the newly-built permenant houses in Htan Taw village, reconstruction of primary school and children learning at temporary classes in NyaungNgu village. Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General Mr. Ibrahim Agboola Gambari Wednesday held meetings with Minister for Health Dr. Kyaw Myint, Minister for National Planning and Economic Development U Soe Tha, Chairman of the UMFCCI U Win Myint and members, leaders of Kayin National Races who have exchanged arms for peace, Joint-General Secretary of the Union Solidarity and Development Association U Zaw Min and members at Seinle Kantha Guest House in Yangon on separate occasions. Similarly, Mr. Gambari met political parties such as National League for Democracy, Union PaO National League for Democracy, National Unity Party, Elected Individual Representatives Group and officials from other organizations at Seinle Kantha Guest House on separate occasions. Tags: Myanmar Burma Cyclone Nargis UN Gambari

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Lethwei (Burmese Boxing), #1 Lethwei (Burmese boxing) outside Yangon, Myanmar, on February 16, 2008. Tags: martial arts lethwei lethwae burmese boxing muay thai kickboxing yangon myanmar noirfan01

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Myanmar - Over 120,000 in Yangon attend to support NC & SC Over 120,000 attend to support National Convention and up-coming State Constitution in Yangon on 13-Oct-2007 Tags: Myanmar Burma National Convention Constitution

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Shan Church Yangon GCI 1 GCI training Shan Church Yangon special moment Tags: Shan Church Yangon Rangoon Burma Myanmar

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A Trip to Burma / Myanmar Photo compilation of a 2 week trip to Myanmar including Yangon, Pagan and Mandalay on the agenda. Lots of Temples and Pagodas! Tags: Burma Rangoon Yangon Mandalay Pagoda temple gold

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X-plane 8 ATR72-210 Yangon Airways Landing and Shutdown Landing a ATR72 Yangon Airways and Shutdown in X-plane 8 Tags: X-plane Yangon Airways Landing Shutdown ATR72-210

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Myanmar asks for help(Myanmar Nargis Cyclone) A CNN correspondent in Yangon, Myanmar, describes a deadly cyclone's effect as utter devastation. Tags: Myanmar Yangon Nargis Cyclone

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Birmania Lavoro orfanotrofio Yangon, Birmania 2007. Tags: Birmania Yangon orfanotrofio

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Speaking Wor(l)ds Short video made by Burmeese artists within a workhop in Yangon, focused for conceptual poetical approach. Confrontation of public signs, their meanings clear and unclear with situations. Tags: Yangon short film workshop Myanmar video CCCF poetical documentary

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X-plane 8 ATR72-210 Yangon Airways Taxi and Take-Off Taxi and Take-off in a ATR72-210 Yangon Airways in X-plane8 Tags: X-plane Yangon Airways Taxi Take-off ATR72-210

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Myanmar (Burma) June 2005. Land of Buddhas, Junta and betel nut Smiles! Yangon- Mandalay- Bagan- Inle Lake- Bago- Yangon. Since you can not enter Myanmar on land the easiest way to get here is to fly to Yangon, the capital with 5 million inhabitants. The city is like the typical Asian capital; large and dirty with a diverse mixture of people from all neighbor countries. The most interesting sight in the city is the Shwedagon Paya, a 98m stupa surrounded by 82 small temples. Every good Buddhist in Myanmar hopes to make a pilgrimage here at least once in their lifetime. The stupa is covered by 53 tones of gold leafs and the spire is encrusted with more than 5000 diamonds and 2000 other stones. Mandalay is the second biggest town in Myanmar and our next destination. The city in itself is not very attractive, but it has some interesting nearby attractions. Mahamuni Paya is the home of a large Buddha whose features have been obscured over the last 100 years by gold leafs brought by worshippers. Mingun Ancient City is located 1hr by boat up the Ayeyarwady River. The Mingun Paya is the massive cubic 50m high base of what was supposed to be a 150m high stupa. An earthquake in 1838 destroyed the ambitious project before it could be finished as well as the giant guardian lions in front of the Paya. The cracked colossus offers nice views of the ancient city, but the barefooted climb on the hot stones was a challenge for our delicate feet. The area has also several other nice payas and the Mingun Bell, the second largest bell in the world (90 tones). The impressive thing about Bagan is the sheer number of stupas and temples in the area (more than 3000!). Wherever you look you see ancient places of worship (most from AD 1057-1287). Most of the buildings are solid stupas which you can not enter, but there are plenty of large temples to explore. Inside you see Buddhas in all positions and sizes and some contain remains of old murals. We rented bikes for some days and enjoyed just driving around. After waking up at 4am and spending 12 hrs in a less than perfect bus on a less than perfect road we arrived in Nyaungshwe, a small village situated north of the idyllic Inle Lake. We got together with some friends from the bus and rented a boat to spend the day (5:30-17:30) on the lake and its many canals. The local market at the very south of the lake was interesting, not necessary for the items being sold there, but more for the atmosphere and the Shan people in their traditional clothes. We passed several floating villages, observed daily life in the canals and watched the locals paddling their boats by standing at the stern on one leg and wrapping the other around the oar. At the Nga Phe Kyang Monastery the monks have trained their resident cats to jump through loops. The trip also included stops at various manufactories/shops like weaving, blacksmith, cigar, silver and rice paper. After getting up early two days in a row it was time to be lazy and we had a Burmese massage that included the masseur "walking" on your body. On the way back to Yangon we stayed one night in Bago where we visited the big local market, the big Kha Khat Wain Monastery (1200 monks), the big Shwethalyaung recling Buddha (55m long) and the big Shwemawdaw Paya (112m high). Back in Yangon we eventually found the Nar-Gar Glass Factory before we flew to Bangkok the next morning. www.helgeroe.com Tags: Myanmar burma Yangon Mandalay Bagan Inle Lake Bago travel asia buddha

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Burmese Night Bazaar Busy night bazaar in Yangon, Myanmar. Pavement stalls selling freshly pressed sugar cane juice, slush puppy, pork offal on a stick and fresh fried giant grub, barbecues and kebabs, sticky rice and cakes both savoury and sweet as well as jack-fruit in season during the Chinese New Year. Tags: night bazaar food drink fruit wagaung meemalee sugar-cane offal grub jack-fruit street stall Yangon Myanmar Burma

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Myanmar Interview w/ Survivor from Daydeyel May 6 (src: DVB) Interview with Nargis Cyclone Survivors in Yangon Myanmar Tags: Interview Cyclone Survivors Nargis Disaster Yangon Myanmar

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Mynamar in Motion In January 2008 I traveled with a tour group to Myanmar (Burma). We went went to Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan, Inle Lake and Ngapoli Beach. What a great country and very warm friendly people. The video I created leans more toward being artistic than a documentary. I hope you like it. Tags: Stan Pengelly videography Burma Myanmar Yangon Bagan Inle Lake Ngapoli Beach

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050923kimjaewon-dance He came to Yangon last year and he visited a university where there was a traditional performance in which he also participated. It's really funny to see him trying to dance along with the girls. When the dance steps got faster, he couldn't catch up so he went back to his seat. Tags: kim jae won myanmar dance video music korean actor star yangon

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Myanmar cyclone This video was taken 30 minutes before cyclone in yangon, you can see the clouds from the famous Shwedagon Pagoda in yangon was strong. Video taken on 2 May 08 Tags: Myanmar cyclone

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Landing at Mingaladon Intl Airport Flight 8M 332 from BKK to RGN landing at Mingaladon Intl Airport, Yangon. Tags: yangon myanmar airline mai mingaladon

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Burma's Cyclone Nargis disaster video Two DVDs bought in Yangon show amateur footage of the aftermath of one of the world's worst natural disasters. Cyclone Nargis destroyed homes and claimed the lives of more than 100,000. Warning: some images are disturbing. Tags: myanmar burma yangon dvd hurricane nargis flood disaster scmp junta faces death

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UNICEF: Heading back to school in Myanmar YANGON, Myanmar, 27 May 2008 -- As many cyclone-affected children are preparing to head back to school next week, UNICEF and its partners have been distributing essential school supplies by everything from truck to boat. The Government of Myanmar aims to reopen schools in some cyclone-affected areas by 2 June. UNICEF has already distributed roofing sheets as well as School-in-a-Box and recreational kits to 23 primary schools in Kawhmu township, Yangon Division. "I want to go back to school, because I want to be an educated person," said Kyaw Thu Shein, 12. http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_44158.html Tags: UNICEF Myanmar cyclone Nargis children protection hygiene education

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Our lady of Lourdes In Myanmar , Nyaunglebin Nyaunglebin More than 40,000 people coming from 13 dioceses in Myanmar gathered in Nyaunglebin, 145 km north of Yangon, to mark the 104th anniversary of a shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes. Present for the three-day celebrations, from 17 to 19 February, were the Archbishops Charles Bo of Yangon and Paul Grawng of Mandalay, Bishop Raymond Saw Po Ray of Mawlamyine and retired Bishop Joseph Mahn Eri of Pathein. They were joined by more than 50 priests and members of religious orders. The programme of celebrations included daily Mass, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, confession, meditation and hymns to the Blessed Mother. This feast was marked for the first time here in Nyaunglebin, Bago division, in 1902. Tags: Myanmar Catholic

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Every Nation Myanmar Cyclone Relief This is a video showing the devastation following Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar and how Every Nation Yangon is helping reach out to their neighbors. Tags: every nation yangon cyclone relief nargis

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UNICEF: Getting kids back to school in Myanmar YANGON, Myanmar, 3 June 2008 -- A new school year has begun as children head back to classes, just one month after Cyclone Nargis damaged or destroyed more than 4,000 schools in Myanmar. UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and local communities have been working together to distribute building materials to schools that were damaged or destroyed by the cyclone. Essential school supplies, learning materials and recreation kits for primary schools also have been distributed. Dressed in school uniforms, the children -- some accompanied by their parents -- strolled into the lane leading towards Post Primary School No. 32 in Hlaingtharyar township, one of the worst affected areas in Yangon division. The children, excited by this return to normalcy, began to arrive at six in the morning, an hour before classes were scheduled to start. To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/myanmar_44303.html Tags: UNICEF Myanmar school children education Cyclone Nargis

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Myanmar (Burma) Trip 2006, Part #1 Interesting trip footage including from Yangon, Pyay, Mandalay, Hopin, Myitkyina, Myit son. Featuring background Burmese Hip Hop. Tags: Myanmar Burma 2006 Duplisea Bradford Yangon Pyay Mandalay Hopin Myitkyina Myit son

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