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Click here for Naga New Year Special with Tamanthi National Park and Monywa: Although most people have heard about the Naga tribes there are only a few who have actually been to their area. Your expedition goes right through the center of the Naga region where you will meet some of the 68 Naga tribes. Starting from Mandalay and then on to Monywa you will drive through the largest lowland forest of Myanmar called Mahamyaing forest. After crossing the Chindwin river and travelling a short distance you will enter the Naga Hills and be busy shaking hands with Naga warriors wearing hats made from bear fur, wild boar tusks, hornbill feathers, and tiger claws. Some also have tiger fangs hanging from their necklaces. If you think the thrill isn't enough you can go trekking to Mt Saramati (12553 ft), a sacred mountain for the Nagas, crossing wild pristine forests and some Naga and Chin villages, where civilization has almost never touched. Itineraries ranges from 18 to 24 days. Best months to visit: December to March
The Chin Hills (Mount Victoria)Mt. Victoria (elevation 10200 ft ) is situated in the Chin Hills which form a southward extension of the Himalayas into Southeast Asia. Locally called Khaw Nu Thoung in Chin or Natmataung in Myanmar, they literallly mean "Mother of the Spirits" in both languages: it is the highest peak in the lower half of Myanmar. Mount Victoria has now been upgraded into a national park (179 sq miles) inhabited by about 200 species of birds including the endemic White-browed Nuthatch; it is also very rich in its biodiversity of flora and fauna. With a four wheel drive vehicle from Bagan you will encounter various types of forests along the way such as the dry forest of Central Myanmar, various qualities of deciduous forest, coniferous forest, broad leaf evergreen forest and high montane forest with mixed oak trees and rhododendrons. For itineraries ranging from 7 to 14 days you will see all of the four endemic birds of Myanmar; you will camp and trek in cool and high elevation forest and get to know some local Chin tribes; you will also enjoy the evenings with locally brewed Khaung Yay and - of course - have a hassle free holiday! Best months to visit: January to April
These caves are situated in Ywa Ngan township in the Shan State.
Nyaungan Bronze-age Culture Heritage site
This site is situated near Nyaungan village, Budalin township, Sagaing Division
SPECIALIST BIRD HOLIDAYS * see itineraries at bottom of page *
SOME NOTES There are comfortable hotels in Yangon, Bagan, Mandalay, Monywa, Putao and Pyay. But starting from the time you enter the countryside there are no restaurants and hotels along the route. You will overnight in villages, bungalows, small resorts and tents. And you will sometime have to sleep on the floor, There is no tap water or western style toilets. Supplies are carried by porters. Daily meals are prepared by our crew. You can have an unlimited amount of pure bottled water, drinks, tea and coffee. Beer and hard liquor will be brought along upon request. Participants are requested to bring with them sleeping bags and warm clothing. There is generated electricity in low elevations and battery electricity in higher elevations. For Kachin and Naga trips, participants need to be in good health and physical condition and able to walk on rugged terrain. NOTE: All above itineraries need prior notice of about 3 months and only groups can be arranged * All meals are included in our Adventure Tours * SOME MORE OF OUR BIRDING and * click on the number below for further information *
After your Adventure Tour why not take one of our relaxing cruises on the Ayeyawady River... ... click the CRUISES link at the top left of the page |