Hukaung Valley Tiger Reserve is located in Shin Bway Yang Sub-township, Tanai & Hpakan Townships, Kachin State, and Hkamti & Nan Yun Townships in Sagaing Region, the North Western Part of Myanmar. It was launched as a Wildlife Sanctuary in 2004 .It is the largest tiger reserve as well as one of the largest protected forest areas in the world. It is the best place to see rare tigers, several species of birds like Rufous-necked Hornbill and other endangered species including leopard, Himalayan bears and elephants.

Hkakaborazi National Park is located in Naungmaung Township of Kachin State. Covering an area of 1472 square miles and aiming to conserve biodiversity, natural forests and wildlife in the northern part of Myanmar. Mt. Hkakaborazi Southeast Asia’s highest mountain, is located in Hkakaborazi National Park. The elevation of this mountain is 5881 meters and an extension of the Himalayas. Still high up, at around 4572 meters, is dominated by the cold, barren, windswept terrain and permanent snow and glaciers. At around 5334 meters there is a large ice cap with several outlet glaciers.

This wetlands ecotourism site is well-known for its rich ecosystem flourished with natural vegetation, lush greenery, birds, freshwater aquatic animals and other flora and fauna. Tourists can observe rare aquatic species and birds at the lake as well as the unique floating farms handled by local farmers. The scenic beauty of this area coupled with the panoramic environment makes Inle Lake worth a visit.

It is located in Minbu Township ,Magwe Region. It covers 179 square miles. Visitors can see the nature of Myanmar golden deer, star tortoise, varieties of wild birds and other habitants. Holy footprint of the Lord Buddha, Shwesettaw Pagoda, can also be paid homage. As well as the traditions and customs of Chin ethnic people can also be observed.

Popa Mountain National Park is located in Kyaukpadaung Township, Mandalay Region. It occupies an area of 49.63 square miles and was established in 1989. It surrounds Mt. Popa which is an extinct volcano and estimated to have last eruption over three hundred and twenty thousand years ago.

Moeyungyi Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Waw & Bago Townships, Bago Region. It covers a land of 40 square miles. This sanctuary was established in 1988 and designated as one of the Ramsar sites of Myanmar in 2004.This Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary was established aiming to conserve residential and migratory water birds and other habitats.

The country’s first-ever eco-tourism site, the lndawgyi wildlife sanctuary, was established in 2004. Visitors can ride Canoe Boat, Motor Boat and Bicycle as well as enjoy bird watching, hiking, trekking around the villages, observing the ancient pagodas, experiencing villager’s life, their cultures and the traditions. By the funding from Fauna and Flora International, Inn Chit Thu organization and other travel companies organize package tours in which local residents provide bed-and-breakfast for the tourists so as to develop the community based tourism in the area.

Located in Tanintharyi Region, Lampi Kyun (island) is future offshore and it is one of the largest and has been designated as a national park in 1996. Extending about 30 miles long and 7 miles wide, this rugged landmass features a forest. It is mountainous interior and two rivers that flow into the sea from the island’s western shore all year-round. The opportunities for visitors are to observe the mangrove forest ecosystem, coral reef, tropical ever-green forest, diving and snorkeling.