Tour program

Eco Tour

The land area of Myanmar is 261228 square miles, with a variety of natural resources, plants and animals. There are over 7000 plants and over 1000 endemic species. Also, there are about 1000 bird species, 300 mammals, 350 reptiles are recorded. The richness of the biodiversity in nature gives Myanmar a way for Ecotourism.
Here are most popular of the Natural Gardens, Parks and Sanctuaries;

National Kandagyi Garden (Pyin Oo Lwin)
Myaing Hay Wun Elephant Camp (Yangon Division)
Moeyingyi Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary (Bago Division)
Seint Ye Forest Camp (Bago Division)
Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary (Magwe Division)
Khakaborazi National Park (Kachin State)
Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary (Kachin State)
Inle Lake Sanctuary (Southern Shan State)
Nat Ma Taung National Park (Chin State)

Yangon Zoological Garden

Yangon Zoological Garden was establishment in 1906. 59 species of mammals 60 species of birds and 18 species of reptiles, amounting to over 1300 species are kept in addition, elephant, rhinoceros, tapir, hippopotamus, camel, tiger, lion, deer, various species of monkeys, snake, tortoise, crocodile and various species of birds, a pair of tusks of the white elephant during the region of King Thibaw, skeleton of a whale 72 feet in length and a statue of Stegosaurus are exhibited.

Popa Mountain Park

Popa Mountain park was established in 1983 and opened as park in 1989. You can observe Monkey, barking deer, wild pig, jungle cat, wild dog and about 140 avifauna species inhabit in the Popa area. The dusky leaf monkey is a scare animal and about 150 monkeys live in the Popa Mountain.

Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary

This sanctuary is located in Minbu forest division, on the western edge of the Myanmar dry zone, between Mann and Mone streams. Accessible by road and is about two hours' drive from Minbu. It covers a total area of about 553 km2. Many species of animals including Eld's deer, gaur, banteng, sorrow, sandbur, hog deer, wild boar, leopard, bear wild dogs, various kinds of birds, and some species of primates are reported to be inhabiting in this sanctuary.

Sein-Ye Forest Camp (Bago Yoma)

Located at a distance of about 200Km from Yangon. It lies in the amidst of the Sein Ye teak forest, a part of Bago Yoma, and offers experience in witness the logging methods and the utilization of elephants. Men of Kayin people in the area make their incomes by working as oozies, living with and training the elephants to work in the forests.

Hlawga Wildlife Park

Hlawga Wildlife Park was established on 30 September 1982. You can Observe ecological study on Thamin, hog deer, barking deer, sambar deer, etc., in their natural state and enjoy out-door recreation such as picnic sites, traditional huts, boats and elephant rides.

Moeyingyi Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary

Moeyingyi Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary (70 miles from Yangon along the Yangon - Bago - Pyinpongyi Highway), was established in 1986. According to the census conducted in January, 1998 it is noted that a total number of (4529)birds inhabited in the Moeyingyi wetland wildlife sanctuary.

Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary

Indawgyi lake Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1999. Leopard, golden cat, the malaya sun bear, gaur, banteng or wild cow, serow, goral, sport-billed pelican, vulture, other water birds, 120 species of forest birds Myanmar peacock and Soft-shell turtle are present

Myeik (Pearl of the Archipealago)

Myeik Archipelago is located in the southern most part of Myanmar, comprising more than 800 Islands over 1400 square miles area in the Andaman sea. Archipelago runs from Mali Island in the morth to Zardetgyi Island south-west of Bayinnaug. Point where Myanmar land ends. Most of Islands are inhabited.

Only Salone tribe like Seagyipsies are inhabiting there. They live in small boats or houses built on stilts located in the along the coast. They are experts divers and make a living searching for oysters and mother of pearl. Pearl diving and culture of pearl are developed on these Islands, particularly Pale Kyum (Pearl Island)85 miles south of Myeik.

Lampi Island 65 miles by 30 miles with green mountain ranges of 1500 feet sea level, beautiful beaches. coral reefs, clear water and undisturbed wild life are being turned into a Marine national park.

In myeik Archipelago, there are boat trips, diving, swimming, fishing, snorkeling and study of Marine species and wild life, flora and fauna are very attracted by foreign tourists as eco-tourism as well as adventure destination Myeik Archipelago can be reached by boat from Mreik or Kawthaung. There is a newly built Andaman Club Resort on Thahtay Kyun Island,10 minutes drive by power boat from Kawthaung, the most convenient entry point to Myeik Archipelago.