Southern Myanmar

Tourism in Southern Myanmar is an infant industry for many reasons, getting there being one of them. The bus ride takes over 18 hours from Yangon, past Dawei the pavement begins to dwindle, the drive a bit bumpier. Most visitors fly into the tiny airport of Kawthaung, their trip already mapped out.

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Myanmar destination updates from the ground

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We talked with business owners and senior managers in the hospitality industry about the impacts of COVID-19 on popular destinations. They share their experience...
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Who Can Save Mergui?

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The Mergui Archipelago approaches a crossroads. One path profits the opportunistic, the real estate speculators, and profligatious construction; the other leads the islands through...
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Explore the Mergui Archipelago in Style

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Burma Boating is set to launch monthly cruises around the Mergui Archipelago, combining two of the most sought-after activities in these clear waters – yachting...
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A new Awei Pila luxury resort to launch in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago

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An exclusive resort set on a remote tropical island in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago, will open its doors to visitors on December 15. Owned by the...
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Exploring the caves of southern Myanmar

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Somewhere deep in the wild jungles of southern Myanmar, Keith Lyons discovers a cave system that is literally off-the-beaten-track. Photos by David Van Driessche. On...
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Green column: Preserving paradise

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As we sail away from Kawthaung pier, my phone signal disappearing, a lively discussion about compostable toilets takes place on board. Among the guests...
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Mergui Island Paradise Slowly, Softly Opens

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In Myanmar’s deep south, the remote 800 or so islands of the Mergui Archipelago have remained inccessible, hidden, and mysterious. But soon – as Keith Lyons...
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Island Hopping Expectations in Myeik

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A city perched on the edge of land, a harbor filled with tar stained boats reminiscent of another era. Small narrow boats weave in...
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