Myanmar Travel Information

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	Air Ballooning		Bird Watching		Elephant Camps
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	Meditation		Ecotourism		Drive Across
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Bird Watching

Myanmar has, many endemic birds, endangered birds and other specialty birds, For the diversity of birdlife and for the adventure of birding unspoiled and little visited places in Myanmar, there are trips for Bird Watching. There are over 350 species of Birds in Myanmar and more of the migratory birds. There are one day trips for Bird Watching organized by your tour operator or you can also spend some more time for this event.
Hlawga Wildlife Park and Moeyingyi Wetland Bird Sanctuary can offer you a day trip bird watching from Yangon. Hlawga is known to have over 160 bird species and Moeyingyi to have over 120 species.
For longer trips, Nat Ma Taung or Mount Vitoria National Park, Hponkan Razi Wildlife Sanctuary, Inle Wetland Bird Sanctuary, Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary and Popa Mountain Park are the best to view birds.
In Na Ma Taung National Park, there are about 280 species of birds and White-browed Nuthatch can only be found in this region. Inle Wetland Bird Sanctuary is surrounded with mountains and is in a valley. Highlights in this wetland would be Ferruginous Pochard, Spot-billed Duck, Garganey, Pheasant-tailed Jacana, Black-winged Stilt, Black-tailed Crake, Sandpipers, Sooty-headed Bulbul and Jerdon's Bushchat. Other than those, more of 160 species are present. Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary has over 40 species of Birds highlighting White-rumped Falcon, Collared Falconet, Hooded Treepie, Streak-throated Woodpecker, Asian Paradise Flycatcher, White-throated Babbler. Popa Mountain Park has over 160 species of Birds.
For all the trips, contacting and informing about the days you could spend, to your tour operator would be best for visitors.

TourOperators

If you need detail information about Bird Watching, please contact the following tour operators in Myanmar.