Kyonkapyin-Tapseik area draws birdwatchers with rare and migratory species

1 MARCH 2026

 

THE Kyonkapyin-Tapseik wildlife Conservation Area warmly invites travellers to spend their holidays immersed in nature, offering a unique opportunity to observe rare endemic birds and migratory species.

 

According to officials from the conservation group, January surveys revealed that the area is home to over 100 species of both resident and migratory birds.

 

Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of lush green grasslands and serene water stretching as far as the eye can see. It is an ideal spot to unwind from daily stress by breathing fresh air. Key experiences include: boat tours to explore the natural beauty led by local guides; birdwatching, a perfect destination for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to find peace; an authentic connection with nature and the local way of life; and an excellent location for photographers to capture bird behaviours and stunning sunsets.

 

To escape the noise of urban life and listen to the music of nature, the conservation team encourages everyone to visit during their holidays and create unforgettable memories. While the area has attracted international tourists, it is currently seeing a surge in popularity among domestic birdwatchers. — MT/ZN