
ECO
TOURISM

During visit to Myanmar, whether it is cruising down the mighty Ayeyarwaddy River in style, drifting over the ancient city of Bagan by hot air balloon, or searching for the elusive tiger on the back of an elephant, there is always a feeling of adventure. New and exciting destinations of the beaten track are gradually being opened. Myanmar retains approximately 50% of its natural forest, which shows natural beauty of our mother world, with strictly enforced protections. It is on the way to becoming a haven for eco-tourism and for true adventure travel. In the far south in the Mergui Archipelago, great care is being taken to preserve one of the last untouched tropical underwater paradises, which is already attracted as a world class diving destination. Meanwhile, on the other end of this amazing land of contrast, cool temperate forests dramatically give way to pristine snow capped mountains, and a land of dwindling hill tribes and rare and exotic wildlife.

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