Yangon faces challenges with waste management. Minimize plastic use and dispose of trash responsibly.
Resources of water are under pressure. Be mindful of water usage during your stay.
Respectful interaction and awareness of local customs are integral to responsible travel.
Local and international organizations historically preserved Yangon's colonial-style buildings and heritage arts.
Modest dress, asking permission for photos, and removing shoes are respectful actions.
Be cautious and discreet when taking photos, especially in sensitive areas.
Observing specific practices at pagodas and temples demonstrates profound respect.
Choose durable and environmentally conscious outdoor gear from brands like Patagonia.
Shop PatagoniaReduce waste by carrying reusable bottles and bags. Find options at Package Free Shop.
Visit Package Free ShopYour actions shape your experiences and the environment around you. Travel consciously.
Your choices as a traveler hold a direct economic impact on local communities.
Seek out artisan shops that support local communities and just wages.
Be cautious of common tourist scams and activities that exploit vulnerable populations or animals.
Research common tourist scams before arrival to protect yourself.
Refrain from giving cash straight to begging children; it can perpetuate a cycle of begging. Donate to reliable non-profits instead.
Do not participate in activities that exploit animals, like unethical elephant camps or captive animal attractions.
