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Myanmar @ Burma

Myanmar has the rich biodiversity with varied ecosystem, including lowland and mountainous forests and and various wetland habitats including coastal and riverside wetlands. Himalayan species are found in the mountains in the north and west, and tropical Malayan species inhabit the south of Myanmar (Burma) ecotourism, birds watching / birding site. Weather Condition in Myanmar

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he climate of Myanmar is roughly divided into three seasons: summer, rainy and cold season. From March to mid-May are summer months; the rain falls from mid-May to the end of October and the cold season starts in November and ends in the end of February. However, climatic conditions differ widely from place to place due to widely different topographical situations. Central Myanmar has an annual rainfall of less than 40 inches while the Rakhine coast gets about 200 inches. Besides, the average highest temperature in Central Myanmar during the summer months March and April is above 110° F (43.3°C) while in Northern Myanmar is about 79° F (36.1° C) and on the Shan Plateau between 85° F and 95° F (29.4° C and 35° C). Temperature of towns varies according to their locations and elevations. Mountain ranges of Myanmar created different climatic condition, rain forest that makes regular rainfall for the rice farmers and also acting as a natural barrier which is protecting the mainland from typhoons and hurricanes. Population and Ethnic Races in Myanmar

The Union of Myanmar has divided into seven States and seven Divisions and made up of 135 ethnic groups of which the main national races are Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Chin, Bamar, Mon, Rakhine and Shan. According to the statistics of 2008 , the population of the country is estimated at 57.6 million and the population growth rate is 1.84%. Males constitute 25.8 million and females constitute 31.8 million. For explore Myanmar , Please send your message to
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