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Adventure Tour (Jungle trip)Elephant Camp
2 days 1 night Named, Myaing Hay Wun Elephant Camp.
3 days 2 nights Named, Phokyar Elephant Camp |
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Trekking Tour
Golden rock mountain ( Kyaikhtiyo)
National race village ( Palaung , Paoah and others) kalaw, Pindaya,
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Cruise
River cruising for Bagan , Mandalay, Bamaw , and Myitkyinar (Ancient city, pagoda and nature of Myanmar villager life and local product). |
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Balloon over Bagan
You can see beautiful Bagan sun set and ancient pagodas over head views. |
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More over, our Myanmar (Golden Land) has so much exciting travel for you and we can provide any special program which you wants.
Surely we can say, you will have feel happy, enjoy and exciting while you are in Myanmar. If you have satisfied with our service, we will be happy and says ( thanks you ) in deeps and come again to Myanmar looking forward again your contact. |
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Excursion of Mergui Archipelago in Adman Sea
We can offer you to explore untouched islands of Mergui Archipelago in MerguiAdman Sea.You can also enjoy Sea Kayaking, Swimming, Sun Bathing, Jungle trekking, Bird watching, Fishing, Kite flying, Snorkeling and Talking to Salone people who live in this region.
(6 days 5 nights) |
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Sea Gypsies of Mergui (Salones or Moken)
MerguiThe only human inhabitants in the area are sea gypsies, namely Salone in Myanmar (Burma). They live on boats during dry season and remain on land during rainy season. They still practice the same fishing and boat building techniques used for generation. |
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Being affectionate to sea, much skilful in swimming and diving, their ways of life and customs are so characteristic that traditional festival will be launched intending to attract international tourists as well as to operate marine eco-tourism around the islands in Myeik(Burma) Archipelago.
Salone Festival is held on 16th February, to promote the salone people way of life and of Mergui Archipelago a tourist Destination. |
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The diving here has tremendous potential, yet serious environmentalScuba Diving problems threaten the reefs. Trawling and longline fishing have put heavy pressure on fish populations and the marine habitat in general, but the biggest threat is blast fishing with dynamite, which Myanmar(Burma) has done little to discourage. You are likely to hear bombs go off at least once during a multi-day trip anywhere in the archipelago. Virtually all Mergui sites show at least some evidence of blast fishing, from craters of broken coral to piles of orange cup corals and even huge chunks of rock that have been blasted off vertical walls. |
| Despite the environmental threats, the diving in the Mergui is still excellent. Even at sites that are bombed regularly, soft corals, anemones and gorgonian fans usually survive undamaged, as do nudibranchs, cuttlefish, octopuses and other invertebrates. Fish that lack swim bladders (like sharks, rays and moray eels) also seem unaffected, unless the explosion is very close. Also, since many fish move from reef to reef, new fish seem to show up all the time. |
| In addition to dedicated drive trips, several companies offer eco-adventure trips in Mergui Archipelago, combining sailing, snorkeling, diving, beach-combing, island exploration and, in some cases, kayaking. It is too early to say what this area's long-term prospects are, but hopefully, increasing interest in ecotourism will provide enough incentive for the authorities to take action and protect the reefs before it is too late. |
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We also can provide for Scuba diving these area.
Deep Forest trekking (Bago Yoma mountain range)
To explore the beauty of Myanma forest including elephant riding and trekking.(Yangon-Thargaya village(Phokyar elephant)-start trekking and cross to Bago Yoma- Aunglan township(Koepin village)-Yangon)
(7 days 6 nights) |
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Hiking of Snow Capped Mountain
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Snow Capped Mountain)
To hike one of the highest snow capped mountain called Phon Kan Razi (2930 m), situated in Kachin State, northern part of Myanmar.
(Yangon - Putao- Phon Kan Razi-Putao-Yangon)
(12 days 11 nights) |
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