Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary

SHWESETTAW WILDLIFE SANCTUARY This sanctuary (552.70 sq km) is located on the western edge of the Myanmar dry zone and is dry deciduous forest.
This Myanmar (Burma) ecotourism, birding and birds watching tours site has Brow-antlered Deer (Myanmar endemic), Sambhur Deer, Hog Deer, Gaur, Serow, Wild Boar and small mammals, over 40 species of butterfly, and Myanmar Star Tortoise (Myanmar endemic), Yellow Tortoise and Indian Black Turtle. These fauna may be viewed in this site.
132 bird species have been recorded in this Myanmar (Burma) ecotourism, birding and birds watching tours site. The highlight would be White-rumped Falcon (Myanmar near-endemic bird species), White-eyed Buzzard, Collared Falconet, Hooded Treepie (Myanmar Endemic bird species), Streak-throated Woodpecker, Asian Paradise-flycatcher, White-throated Babbler (Myanmar Endemic bird species) and Common Rosefinch.
In addition one can visit to historically famous Shwesettaw Pagoda.
Recommend to visit all the year round but the best time for Brow-antlered Deer watching is in middle of March to the end of April.

Please See Birding Tour Itineraries for this Myanmar (Burma) ecotourism, birding and birds watching tours site.
Full Detail Of The Itinerary, Potential Bird List & Price Will Be Available On Request To marketing@sstmyanmar.com