Survol de la plaine de Bagan en montgolfière

Taking part in a Burmese cooking class also means taking part in a genuine exchange with your “chef”. This culinary experience is a good way to get acquainted with local vegetables, grown on site, and to learn traditional recipes using local methods.The finishing touch: you get to eat what you've cooked!A genuine immersion into local daily life.

In partnership with the Wildlife Conservation Society and Myanmar's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, the Lampi Foundation built the first sea turtle hatchery in Lampi Marine National Park to create a safe environment for the green and leatherback turtles that nest on Wa Ale Island.

The Irrawaddy, which rises in the Himalayas, is Myanmar’s main river, around which Burmese civilisation developed. It connects the country from north to south and, in a land accustomed to the presence of water, forms its principal transport route. Its name is said to derive from a word meaning “river of elephants”.In the late afternoon, over drinks, boarding a privately chartered local ...