Host (Victor): Welcome to our video introduction about Myanmar!

We are a group of friends excited to

share the beauty and culture of our country with English-speaking students like you. I'm Victor, and here
with me is Wendy.

Wendy: Hello everyone, and welcome back to our channel! Today, we have five special guests joining us.
Get ready for an interesting conversation.

Victor: That’s right! We're happy to introduce our guests to you.

Wendy: First up, we have Kenna, who will be talking about the famous Shwedagon Pagoda.

Kenna: Thank you, Wendy! Shwedagon Pagoda is one of the most well-known landmarks in Myanmar. It
has a long history and is considered a sacred place for Buddhists. Legend says it's over 2,600 years old
and contains relics of Buddha, making it an important religious site. Today, it stands tall and beautiful,
covered in gold.

Victor: That's amazing, Kenna. Could you tell us if there are any specific rules or customs visitors should
follow when visiting the Shwedagon Pagoda?

Kenna: Of course, Victor. When you visit the Shwedagon Pagoda, it's important to dress modestly and
respectfully. Make sure to cover your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect. Also, remember to take
off your shoes and socks before entering the pagoda grounds. It's customary to walk around the pagoda
in a clockwise direction.

Wendy: Thank you, Kenna, for sharing that. Now, let's move on to Iris, who will be talking about the
stunning Sea of Clouds in Naung Cho.

Iris: Thank you, Wendy. The Sea of Clouds in Naung Cho is a breathtaking natural phenomenon. It's
located in the mountains of Shan State and offers a mesmerizing view as clouds cover the valleys,
creating a magical atmosphere.

Victor: That sounds enchanting, Iris. Could you tell us more about the weather in Naung Cho and when is
the best time to witness this beautiful phenomenon?

Iris: Sure, Victor. Naung Cho has a cool and pleasant climate because of its high elevation. The Sea of
Clouds is usually seen in the early morning when the air is cooler and the clouds gather in the valleys.
The best time to experience this incredible sight is during the cooler months, typically from November to
February.

Wendy: Thank you, Iris, for sharing that information. Now, let's move on to Andrew, who will be talking
about the famous Ngapali Beach.

Andrew: Thanks, Wendy. Ngapali Beach is well-known for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters,
and beautiful palm trees. It's a popular destination for beach lovers and tourists visiting Myanmar. The
beach offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the natural beauty.

Victor: Ngapali Beach sounds like a dream, Andrew. Could you tell us why it's famous and what it's best
known for?
Andrew: Absolutely, Victor. Ngapali Beach is famous for its untouched beauty and tranquil environment.
It offers various activities like snorkeling, diving, boat trips, and even golfing. You can also explore the
local fishing villages and witness stunning sunsets on Ngapali Beach.

Wendy: Thank you, Andrew, for sharing that. Ngapali Beach is indeed a paradise for beach lovers. Lastly,
we have Honey Suckle, who will be talking about the ancient city of Bagan.

Honey Suckle: Thank you, Wendy. Bagan is an ancient city in Myanmar known for its thousands of
temples, pagodas, and stupas. It was once the capital of the Pagan Kingdom and holds immense
historical and cultural significance.

Victor: Bagan's history is truly fascinating, Honey Suckle. Can you tell us why it's famous and if there are
many attractions for tourists to explore?

Honey Suckle: Absolutely, Victor. Bagan is famous for its impressive temple complex, where visitors can
explore the stunning architecture and learn about the rich Buddhist heritage. Watching the sunrise or
sunset over the plains of Bagan is a truly magical experience. Additionally, you can take hot air balloon
rides to get a panoramic view, visit local villages to witness traditional crafts, and immerse yourself in
the cultural heritage of the region.

Wendy: Thank you, Honey Suckle. Bagan's ancient temples and cultural heritage make it a must-visit
destination for anyone interested in history and spirituality.

Host (Wendy): Thank you all for sharing these valuable insights about the remarkable places in
Myanmar. We hope this video has sparked your interest in our country's beauty and culture. Stay tuned
for more exciting content from Victor & Wendy. Until next time, take care and keep exploring!