Myanmar national parks and widlife Myanmar is said to possess the primeval charm of Asia showcased via its spectacular nature and gracious people. Without a doubt, this golden land is the ideal destination for ecotourism, in which the tourists come to experience and evaluate the rich national parks and wildlife here. If you’re thinking of the Myanmar Ecotour, it’s your turn to commence such the once-in-a-lifetime journey to 40 National...Read More
by Shreya Dasgupta on 28 March 2017 17 of the 31 species are threatened, including tigers, Asian elephants, Phayre’s langurs, and dholes. The camera traps also detected images of the indochinese leopard across all survey sites, suggesting that Karen State could be supporting one of the most significant leopard populations remaining in South-east Asia. A major concern in the region is poaching of high value species like tiger and elephant...Read More
Luxury Travel To Myanmar – What To Do And Where To Stay? Rate this post Mystery fills the Myanmar air, and the tourists will surely experience the memorable journey to this golden and unspoiled country. There are hundreds of things to enjoy in Myanmar. So, what to do? The most luxurious activities to do are the hot air balloon rides, the visit to some exotic villages and monasteries, the high-budget...Read More
Why Include A Myanmar River Cruise In Your Tour Package If you are planning for your next vacation, then a Myanmar tour is surely one of the best choices. A few years ago, holiday in Myanmar sounded bizarre to many people. But of late, this Southeast Asian country has grown to be the most sought after tourist destination attracting tourists from the world over. Talking about the best way to...Read More
8 Myanmar (Burma) travel tips Travelling to Myanmar (previously Burma) is like stepping into a different world, filled with spirituality and adventure. Long isolated from the world, Myanmar is finally opening up. With heartwarming people, breath-taking landscapes, and some of the most impressive ancient temples in Asia, Myanmar is the perfect destination for those after an authentic escapade, off the beaten path. Follow our top Myanmar travel tips to make...Read More
Ma Aye Shwe, known as the Fatty Lady, in the kitchen of her five-table restaurant in the Burmese village of Ohnoma. Credit Nelson Ching for The New York Times A Culinary Odyssey,on a Path Blazed by Orwell- The New York Times by JANE PERLEZ MARCH 11, 2007 GEORGE ORWELL, who memorably sketched the stark existence of living on bread and thin soup in Paris in the 1930s, hardly seems like...Read More
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