Myanmar: No Fear | Deadliest Journeys
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- 0:00 For more than half a century, the country has lived in isolation, cut off from the outside world by a succession of some of the toughest dictatorships on the planet.
05:31 Journey to the Capital
20:27 Help arrives
24:58 History of Myanmar
39:44 In the footsteps of a monk
The Burmese regard their country as a beautiful sleeping girl. Today she opens her eyes a little but wakes him up hard. The country lacks everything, the infrastructure has been neglected for many years. But the Burmese keep smiling. In the North West, in the most mountainous region of the country, getting around is an adventure. The mountains reach 3000 meters in altitude and some roads climb to more than 2000 meters. With his truck, twice his age, Khampi struggles. Despite everything, man faces the roads or rather the tracks, with courage and coolness. Khampi never gets angry, he keeps a smile at all times even when he misses to tip over. The word “fear” seems to have disappeared from his vocabulary. The state of the roads is a serious handicap for the populations, but it has enabled the country to retain its beauty, its authenticity and its traditions. Young Sokna carries on an ancient ritual, the Kiss of Death. Legend has it that by kissing the head of a king cobra three times, the women of the village will quickly become pregnant. In Naypeedaw, the megalomaniacal capital erected by the military junta, highways hold a sad record. One of the least frequented on the planet. The country also holds another record, with the most terrifying train in Asia. It crosses a viaduct more than 100 meters high. Without any security. Barely a few centimeters separate the travelers from the void. Travel to the heart of Burma far from the tourist trails.
Réalisateur 1 Daniel Lainé, Réalisateur 2 Charles Comiti - Розваги
It was 4 am in California, after watching some Russian 4x4 videos, I clicked on this video and I really enjoyed it, my wife woke up like around 4 45 am and I had to watched almost the whole video again because she also liked it. So thank you ,and we need to smile more, I really don't smile much and I'm negative all the time but I have to change.
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God bless your wife for bearing with you 🙏🏻
In one part of the world, people are riding 4x4 as a hobby, while these legends are driving for their living. Hats off
I know this place, the road, the town, the people, the two languages being spoken, I was born there but don't live there anymore. this documentary brings back so much memories. Thanks.
How did you get out? Watching this documentary I get the feeling it's very difficult to change your life in any way if your born in these isolated regions.
@@janneroppola_photographer it’s not too difficult. There’s a CDF that helps refugees escape (in this area Chin State) most refugees flee to Malaysia either walking or taking a boat. These days some people take cars or fly from Yangon if your family in other countries have money
The most difficult part is hiding from the Malaysian government/police if you don’t have a passport, my aunt was sent to jail for about 7-9 months for getting caught but this was back in 2006
@@annavel2533 I see, thanks!
where is this place brother..? i am from kashmir and wish to travel through this town... i like so much the village culrure...❤
@@abdulqudus3485 This is in Myanmar(East of India). Don't go, there is civil war happening right now
To the man who built his own truck. You sir are what I aspire to learn from, the knowledge required to have done these things is impressive.
Tough People comes from tough places-Salute to these real life heroes,All of them have a positive and never die attitude..World we need to learn from these people
Asia and Africa
Most definitely America/North America, Europe and UK is too spoiled!
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The world needs to be improved by genius
The Mechanics are freaking young men, respect to these people.
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I live in Thailand. I sympathize with the people of Myanmar. May they be safe.
Love and respect to this extremely honest and hardworking nation. I am proud being an Asian that Asian people are very very sincere and never have tears in their eyes inspite of all this unimaginable hardship every day of their lives. The world must see and understand what lesson it teaches to all those who seek money, military power based imperialism, and attack countries just to invade for power.
Myanmar I love you and am proud of your culture. Extremely useful piece of documentary. God bless this great nation. 🌹👍❤️🇮🇳✌️💪🙂🙂🙂
or maybe just make a decent road
@@raypraisenot easy, government spent less thann10% of income they make in anything. Health, roads, waste and energy is hardly existence
I "used to" belong to an Apostolic church here in NZ, until I discovered they were ILLEGALLY transporting church goers DONATED money into your country, via our vicar - who would tape the money to his stomach to avoid it being taken at any of the many border / check points.
Being a minister, he was "allowed" to go into Burma (Myanmar as it was later called) taking "openly" many bibles for the smaller villages in the inland areas, plus they had already placed a female vicar - in there, to allow him to have someone he was going to be residing with.
As soon as I discovered they were ILLEGALLY moving money in like that - I stopped attending that church and refused to help them.
One cannot call oneself a GOD ABIDING Christian - if one is deliberately disobeying "international money laundering" rules.
@@raypraise can you?
@@QUIX4U A God abiding Christian can also not be a willing participant of capitalism, Jesus was by all accounts EXTREMELY opposed to any sort of money hoarding and exploitation.
This driver will definetly go to heaven, God knows he has suffered in this hell of a road enough!!
No jokes , 💯💯💯 they really feeling it 😫😇😇😇🤪
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Love their positivity. Despite so much difficulty they still manage to get a smile on their faces.
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My friend, are you all right? I wish you good health, happy family, happy every day
Myanmar people are the most smiling and friendly people I have ever seen
This is in fact a fantastically well made short documentary, it's shot so beautifully, it shows the lives of some interesting characters and tells their story with such elegance. Each short window into their lives seems like it could be a feature length documentary of their own. Myanmar, a beautiful country and a beautiful people, one of the most breathtaking refreshing places to go where around seemingly corner is someone going out of their way to help you, and now once again living a sad reality of life under ruthless junta rule. But of course - the burmese people have not given up. Let us all contribute to their success!
Amen! I last visited in 2018 and, although tenuous, the power-sharing agreement made many optimistic of a better future. I was crushed the see the junta take over in the recent coup. The people of Myanmar deserve better. Some of the kindest people I've met in all my travels.
I really admire this people for helping each other for living without expecting something in return
And being so positive at this much tough conditions
And those drivers are 🔥🔥
Yes, the Africans in these documentaries have a thing or two to learn about helping each other.
@@zhbvenkhoReload and what did you know about africans life without may be some few country you see don't generalize and open your mind before saying anything about a so big continent people....you have a narrow and sharp mind by evidence especially go and see your countries populated by egocentrics and the worst species in the world.
@@awsalebanxaajiibrahim396 i have seen enough video evidence to know the truth. The Truth hurts, but you need to see it Awsaleban Xaaji Ibrahim
The Burmese are real warriors and hardworkers.. Be it in Thailand or Malaysia.. Their hardwork is evident from beautiful gardens till tall skyscappers.. Hope the new democratic transition brings prosperity and happiness to them
മലയാളി ആണോ
These doumentry idiots have shown wrong map of india....
@@vishnup6232 it's right map
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@@captain4188 You don't know about India if you think India doesn't include Kashmir. Let alone not show China occupied Kashmir and PoK, they didn't even include Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh in it!
This video is far better than watching a million of motivational talks on Ted Talk.
Yes indeed
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I love the positivity with this driver.
these Burmese are amazing in their morale , courage and adapattion against the odds and dangers They really deserve a better life
"Even When I'm afraid, I still try to laugh"
-Driver
Myanmar people are one of the very good hearted people I have worked with, Great Respect for them, May God bless you'll and may you'll prosper very much..🙏
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The red cab on his truck is a GMC CMP. Used by the British Army in WWII. Crazy that it’s still around!
Love to Asian people for your collective helping of each other, I think we can learn from this in Europe as we forgot it a hundred years ago. Love from UK, Mingalaba
This driver who made that truck I salute 💯💯 you.
Hard working people.Very determined with possitive mentality.Low infrastructure facilities drive them hard for survival.
Salute to him...he still enjoy music
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I have nothing but the most respect for this man and his mechanic skills. The way he crafted that truck to withstand the roads he drives on is quite impressive. You don't get that type of driving experience from a book. That man has many hours of driving experience, fighting those muddy roads which has helped him master the steep, muddy roads in his region..
We are good at improvisation. 😀
@@dondon9221 Yes you guys are
But explain why he rejects homosexual special rights ?
Just because his truck gives power over Biden dropping nigbombs. Trudeau's domination will never stand truth.
@@dondon9221people in 3rd world countries always had a knack for improvisation, just like in my country. Most likely because circumstances demand it.
@@khust2993thats right
I greatly admire the truck driver. He has an amazing invention based on a WWII era CMP truck modified with bits and bobs, balls of steel, an amazing sense of humor, and a sunny outlook on life. How does he do it?
Imagine a world with full of positive people like the cheerful driver👍❤️
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Amazing people. Strong believers in united we stand,divided we fall. Beautiful people with a beautiful country.
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Watching from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪👌👌👌 lots of love💞to all.. May you be blessed to all those who are reading this comment🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♂️🙇♂️
Waambie barabara ya outering ni standard
@@adanosman8158 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣let them google ndio wajue Kenya tuko juu
Kabisa hata roady za north eastern sio hvi
@@adanosman8158 kabisaaa kaka
Huko maisha ni ngumu meeehn
I don't know how you prepare yourself for such a trip.. you're an extraordinary human being.
I have lived in India and my wife is filipina, in some ways all these cultures have something in common that we have all but lost in the western 'developed' world. Family. Helping. Smiling.
"When i feel myself getting angry ,,i try to smile.,, There is no use in getting annoyed with someone or something"😀😀 Mr Driver
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I admire their perseverance and manage to smile on their toughest times even when they are tired and lack of sleep
Myamar...antiga Birmânia! Aí tem muita história. Terra dos tigres...selva úmida tropical !!! Período das "Monções "....chuvas torrenciais!!! Muito verde! Lindo país!
My friend, are you all right? I wish you good health, happy family, happy every day
Tapi kacau balau di tangan junta militer. Kediktatoran yang memalukan membuat masyarakat nya semakin menderita, semakin bodoh, dan hanya bertahan hidup di sana.
Semua yang anda sebutkan tentang sebuah negara indah dan kaya itu tidak berguna.
Living as a European in South East Asia it is wonderful to see how everyone helps each other. I always help too and you get a wonderful sense of fulfilment when you join in.
I can't able to imagine....the driver smiling ....hard to live..... God bless you all people .....
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Should be a lesson to the west with our bs road rage
this is the best video I have come across from your series, instead of them complaining, they are trying to make everything work. And the patience, the laughs and the smile, amazing.
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good luck to those Burmese students out there studying abroad for their future. I am able to talk to some of them online very nice people. Never stop working on your goals
One can learn a lot from these guys, especially the truck driver. Always smiling, bless him!
I think chewing the Betel leaves helped with the smiling!
Jamaican in America sending love to Burma. Hope technology and infrastructure helps in growth of your country
of course
I can see pain in their day to day life no doubt on that... But despite of this pain and hard struggle I don't want them to have technology and Infrastructure, I am not mean here.... These people despite of all hard situations they fight against and win everyday... I have never seen so much unity, togetherness and love for each other in cities where we have technology and Infrastructure... The more you are away of technology you are an safer human being... I will pray to God so that they get more power faith and love for each other to remain same and help each other.
such beautiful people.. i am blessed to have lived with them for a while.. wish u the best in 2021.. your resilience will pull you through i am sure.
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Es asombroso el temperamento de estos hombres, los admiro y los respeto.
That young man assisting the driver is worth his weight in gold. He will be an absolute god of a driver someday.
Actually, that's how the current drivers were doing as they need to learn from their experience since it is very hard and dangerous to drive in this type of road.
Who so ever disliked the video i am sure they never watched this documentary!!
Really appreciate it about this documentary and people very kind and united
i disliked. cuz they hurt the cow :((
@@gavinthegreat2 😢😢😢😢
I disliked because they just repoust what free documentary make
@@gavinthegreat2 I suppose you're vegan
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Huge respect to those people. Real life heroes, all of them. One for all, all for one.
Wow 😮 whenever I’m annoyed at work, I will think 🤔 about these guys, all of them, and think how lucky my life is
Respect ✊ to Everyone in this video 👍
Can't imagine such worst roads still exist in the World. I really salute the brave drivers who pass on these roads and respect their feelings to. Finally I appreciate the person who filmed this document. GOD BLESS EVERYONE OF YOU.
Bro come to arunachal pradesh u can see ample of this kind of road condition ..
Come to Meghalaya you will see this plenty
Thanks, this video documentary shows the hard and enduring lives of our people ( Zomis ) in burma/Myanmar 🇲🇲 👍 so inspired. love from Manipur, India 🇮🇳
This channel just repoust what free documentary makes
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My respect goes for those people who making life more bearable in midst of hardship and documentry team who give us oppertunity to appreciate what we have here in kenya.
The truck driver is very smart and resourceful!!!My respects to the truck driver and the people of Burma!!
One thing I've noticed with the people from poor countries, they are friendly and well mannered towards each other.
لا أظن ذلك
Salute to those who work in this deadliest road. Thank you for your super hard work, Its a lifeline for our state Mizoram, India..Sabisabilbillah.....
No matter what, all the villagers appreciate being like one family.❤️
I have visited Myanmar 2 times. Mainly west and south. Roads are bad but not that bad everywhere, most places possible to drive with normal car or motorcycle. Some places have even quite smooth tarmac. Mostly it is gravel or bumpy tarmac roads. Lovely country, amazing people. Railroads are also in quite bad shape also. There good to see their view of life
His words are life changers... honestly!
I learned phd in 50 minutes. I was thinking that I have a hard life. I salute you in Jesus Christ name. From Tanzania
Yes , of course JESUS CHRIST loves His Humans so much .. in his grateful Grace we are allowed to see those films about GODS Creation in the net ..
Blessings from Germany
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These guys are so resilient.great people.
What struck me as different and almost refreshing is the patience and kindness they show to their fellow man..Like the guy blocking the road..He said nothing nor was he upset because he had to wait for the other driver to return..Most people would be upset someone would just block the road and leave their vehicle..The guy going through the struggle with that funeral for nothing more than gas money to pay for the trip...or the monk taking in those poor children to give them a better life...They have a patience about them that is not seen in most countries
I admire these brave men.Thank youfor uploading
Many thanks for making this video..we can see very hard working people of Myanmar ! Excellent team work ..
Always amazes me, the less people have, the more they are willing to share! We should all learn from this.
Great documentary. I found some changes and modifications in subtitles, but I can understand that because the way we speak is different. The driver’s speech are really good which make hard to translate exactly as it is. His work ethic and how he sees life is just so positive. Thanks for the video ❤❤
I am from this area, and it's such a good shot, vividly reflecting the real life of the people. Thank you the video makers.
May i know what is this road called for Myanmar people?
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@@alexanderlwin road from hell. The narrator said it
Pau na contact hon share ve
@@alexanderlwin this is Indo Burma border road. Many lost lives on travelling as merchants. People have no other choice but to travel along this route.
God bless Myanmar! Burmese are really brave and strong. Keep on smiling.
Thanks u Sir.
It's been so engrossing that i had drifted to Burma, metaphorically speaking! My father who was a child had to flee Burma during World War II alongwith a large family by trekking, crossing raging rivers by boat, hitch hiking on military trucks (tamil sympathisers) and finally reached India. He passed away in 2018. The point is he would narrate stories of the well developed (those days) and the kind people and lifestyle the Burmese had and i always cherished the thought to visiting Burma with my Dad but it has remained a dream.
The stories shown in the video is most inspiring and hats off to the film makers! It's a beautiful country and we INdians wish them prosperity and success in the world we live in.
The kind of unity this folks got, mind blowing
Watching from Michigan & my heart just goes out to these drivers displaying such bravery I’m praying that God keeps them safe🖤
Know u already saw how struggle life for another people in the differetn part of the world, prais to god what USA already achievement today.. unfortunately ut moral as human decrease as far away.. wth 72 gender? Totally weird brain ever
makes me inspired and not to complain about the life I have now, thanks!
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Those ppl deserve my full respect! Such hard work and still keep smiling! Wow!
(ومَاكان الله مُعذّبهُـم وهُم يسْتغفِرُون) -أستغفرالله العظيم وأتوب إليه🤍
Normally I dont watch random videos that are more than 30mins long. But on this one I was prepared for even 2hrs
Legend.
Thank you for this documentary.watching from algeria
What an impressive show of human cooperation in the face of incredible adversity! Nothing is impossible in the hands of such intense determination! Wonderful!
My deepest respect to all the drivers on this road
It's really sad to see their living conditions. Brave people. Hope soon the development reaches there.
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This road condition is similar with the road connecting Manipur And Mizoram . I wish' this team' visits and Film that area that'way the govt won't have a choice but to make changes (which they used to ignore )
Worry about India.
@@92_09 india is more developed than you expect it to
@@92_09 I don't know where you belong but come to India if you can afford it, and see the roads.
Qué puedo decir; solamente que admiro profundamente a estas personas; son realmente geniales, trabajadores, solidarios... que nadie les quiera hacer la guerra; q por mas potencia que fuesen; estos Birmanos le ganarían!!!.... felicitaciones por el vídeo; es realmente inspirador!!!...desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷👋👋👋💪💪
Thankyou best documentary for uploading this awesome documentary. This people's are the real deal. Tuff, strong, n Braves.👍👍👍
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Mr. Kosam is a boss, that truck was awesome, water cooled brakes aren't just for racing, that engine made a lot of power and boost, that much weight with drop offs sliding on off cambers, amazing!
I'm from North east part of India,i've been there in Burma pretty a time,the conditions are almost the same both in Burma and in the eastern part of India its very remote ,I hope that both the Govt.will figure out a way for a better future 🙏🏻 peace out ✌️
Heart touching moments in this documentary;
Team work and helpfulness 5:38/24:04/24:41
Creativity - 8:21
His solution for frightening13:52/14:19
Perseverance - 23:10
The Great Desiderium - 19:07
Shocking Moment - 38:45
Funny moment - 8:37/35:01
2.20 the rope through the cows nose is not touching your heart?
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Thank you for bringing us once again another episode of "Deadliest Journey " God bless all of you .
Semoga infrastruktur miyanmar segera berbenah lebih baik salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
very positive person. i salute this man
Superb documatary, I travelled to Myanmar last year for a holiday.
Super country and the people are wonderful. Glad I didn't have to
travel on those roads.
When there is a problem, always remmember to laugh, It helps.
-mr.driver
This video has taught me a valuable lesson in life-to stop complaining. I wish I could d anything to help these people in the villages. I love their humble life and it has humbled me too. I am watching from Auckland New Zealand.
The bad roads in this video are in Tedim Township, Chin State, Myanmar. 90% of the people in this areas are Christians.
Thanks for the great video!
The place that Mr Khozam delivered the rice is our state. 🎉🎉🎉 Im so surprised to see in this documentary.🎉🎉
Man . Umm it seems the government is funding war against specefic Myanmeris citizens on west side instead of Roads !!
Kan vannei zia hi tiraw
Why the goverment not built the road.
@@riksonmsianturi5672 hh the military made coupe , its all over the news
ti twh..i van nei ka t khwp mai.....paite twng hmang thei se burma twng ain...ka t zwk khatiang documentary video vel a.
A big salute to u both God may bless u all the time luv frm India
Amazing situation
such cheerful people despite difficult circumstances
beautiful people
One of the best documentary video that I ever come across, May God blessed those people.
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Man, huge respect to these guys!!
I had some experiences in this road when we tried to visit my relatives who are living at Tahan....We had come from Zokhawthar , Mizoram; India...The video has been showing a little bit memories . The Road that we have seen in this Video links Zothawthar Via Tahan ..The region is said Than Tlang , Indeed a roughly Hilly Mountains...its more dangerous than its appear....And also the Video shows The Mizo language....So much respect for our Burmese Brethens.....Love From Mizoram, India....
Khawilai ah nge kan tawng hmanna a awm
@@m_302 A Video tawp lam kha en rawh...Tang rual ang u le te an tih kha...Kha kha Tiau chhak lawk a niin ka hria...
@@khaukhuap8122 ka lo hmu e,a ti hmuhnawm zual hle mai😀9
India : Mizoram , Lunglei District atangin in video kan lo thlir e.. A hmuh nawm'in, kawng achhe ve khop mai.. Mr. Rk💗💗
mizo inlo awm elo🤣
I can’t be the only one who thinks “the beast” is amazing and looks so cool! Love the ingenuity and it looks neat!
Wonderful adventure in Myanmar.
Thanks for the upload.
I don't think the guy's truck at 7:20 is ugly, i think it looks pretty mean! and the fact the the driver has done to much hand fabrication to create the thing, and it's improvised brake cooling system, is really impressive.
I am thankful for the hard work of this channel.
Quote 'No matter how hard things get we don't give up.". - mad respect to that
Before watching this document I thought only my life was challenging,...
Haha...me too
And yet they still smile
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Appreciate Mr kosam efforts in the truck assembly making it more powerful💪...
Bueno por casualidad me encontré con este vídeo.. y en verdad me sorprende las ideas e inteligencias de cada ser humano de cada país... Y viendo estás carreteras pues así le llaman ellos. Nosotros aquí en México les decimos. Camino real.. pero una cosa si les digo.. ya no me vuelvo a quejar de mi calle y de mi camino para mí pueblo.. neta que ya nooo. Saludos a toda esos hermanos y muchas bendiciones. Desde puebla México 👍👍😊
Salut sama perjuangan pak Kosan .anda adalah petarung sejati
Truly inspirational, great bravery, and total modesty. Well done and thank you. I love lorries carrying big loads up steep hills. I adore the power of 4 wheel drive and the benefit of this.