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In Myanmar, adventure trips take you to pristine environments, scenic spots, and the interior of the nation's rural villages. Not only is the journey physically taxing, but it also combines simple housing with relaxed activities and scheduled downtime. These are once-in-a-lifetime adventures that include biking through incredibly beautiful landscapes, finding undiscovered trails through jungles, taking breaks in mountain communities, and getting to know the local way of life. The breath-taking country of Myanmar offers countless opportunities for adventure with our Adventure travel in Myanmar. You'll feel lighter and more energized after your unforgettable trip to Myanmar, whether you're white water rafting on the Nam Lang River or jumping off towering waterfalls.
Swimming at Nantmongyi Waterfall
One of Myanmar's lesser-known off-the-beaten-path gems, the Waterfall is definitely worth the extra effort to explore. The Palaung township's magnificent waterfall is nourished by pristine waters. Visitors go to this spectacular waterfall to jump off the top into the warm, bubbling waters, swim down the river, and enjoy the surrounding jungle paradise.
Examine the town of Pyin Oo Lwin
Pyin Oo Lwin, often known as the Town of Flowers, is a breath-taking gem with a plethora of things to discover. Once a town under British colonial control, Pyin Oo Lwin has many fascinating locations to discover. To the east of the town are the Pwe Gauk falls, a collection of small waterfalls where people go to relax. Southwest of the village is the Dat Taw Giant waterfall, which empties into a sparkling clean swimming pool.
Visiting the breath-taking National Kandawgyi ground in Pyin Oo Lwin, which feature an orchid garden, and an abundance of English flora, is a must-do when staying in the town. Within the grounds are three museums: one features fossils, another features petrified wood, and a third features butterflies. Take a nature walk around the lakes and winding roads to discover the grounds with our Adventure travel in Myanmar. Every corner you turn will reveal another exciting activity to do, like the Club House Swimming Pool, Pagoda Island, Rock Garden, and Swamp Walk Way. Inlet Lake fishermen are well-known for using a unique technique to catch fish in the shallow waters.
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