'Exclusive Travel Experience with Myanmar Tourism Services'

PoPa Mountain Park: Papa 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 the Popa area. The dusky leaf monkey is a scare animal and about 150 monkeys live in the Popa Mountain Park.... more >>

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... more >>

National Botanical Gardens: National Botanical Garden was established in 1915. Inland indigenous birds (resident forest birds), reptiles, small mammal species and insects are present. You can study and research activities relating to Botany... more >>

Inlay Lake (Wetland) Sanctuary: Inlay Lake (Wetland) Sanctuary , 2950 feet above sea level, was established in 1985. Feel free to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Shan plateau and research on various types of bird. You can also observe endemic fish species such as Ngapweh (Chaudhuria caudata) and Ngaku-Shinpa (Silurus bumanensis)... more >>

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 the Moeyingyi wetland wildlife sanctuary... more >>

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... more >>

Hkakaborazi National Park: Hkakaborazi National Park was established in 1996. In addition to rare species such as Takin. Musk Deer, Blue Sheep, Black Barking Deer, Phet Gyi (Muntiaus putaoensis), mammal species and insects such as butterflies are present. You can study traditional culture, custom and system of living of local Rawang, Lisu and Myanmar -Tibet ethnic nationals... more >>

Nat Ma Taung National Park: Nay Ma Taung National Park was established in 1994. You have opportunity to visit the third highest Mountain in Myanmar which is (10018) feet high, and hiking a distance of 15 miles from the old Kan-pet-let city, or driving 10 miles by car from Kan-pet-let city and hiking another 5 miles to the mountain... more >>

Yangon Zoological Garden: Yangon Zoological Garden was establishment in1906. 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 which died in 1219 during the region of King Thibaw, skeleton of a whale 72 feet in length and a statue of Stegosaurus are exhibited... more >>

Meinmahla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary: Meinmahla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1986. Otter, sambar, hog deer, wild boar, crab-eating kra, wild dog, turtles and tortoises, estuarine crocodiles, fish, prawn, crab and 34 bird species are known to occur in the area and Ayeyawaddy Dolphin is said to occur occasionally in the area... more >>

Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary: Shewsettaw Wildlife Sanctuary was established as Wildlife Sanctuary in 1940 and strengthened with more staff in 1985. You have opportunities to observe the habits of Myanmar Shwe Thamin and the Dry Zone Ecosystem and wildlife, etc. Observe the life and habits of the rare reptile Star tortoise... more >>

Chatthin Wildlife Sanctuary: Chatthin Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1941. Macaca species, barking deer, wild boar, wild dog, leopard, cat species, bats and Guano species, amphibian species and 158 species of birds and approvimately 1530 numbers of Thamin reside in the park. Altogether 69 species of medicinal plants and herbs have recorded in the latest inventory survey... more >>

Myaing Hay Wun Elephant: Myaing Hay Wun Elephant was established in 1986. Elephant, Gaur, Banteng, Barking deer. Wild boar, Hear Wild cat, Green Peafowl, Ruddy shield duck, Hill myna, Blossom-headed parakeet, pheasant, Red jungle fowl, Quail, Dove, Duck, lesser tree duck, Butterflies, Moths, Sneaker, Monitor lizard, Ground lizard, Grass lizard and Chameleon are present... more >>