The Mount Popa National Geopark in Myanmar is recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark. It contains important geological formations, cultural heritage sites, and promotes environmental education. The geopark covers an area of over 317 square kilometers and includes many rare plant and animal species. It aims to preserve the region's unique geology and biodiversity for future generations.
The Mount Popa National Geopark in Myanmar is recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark. It contains important geological formations, cultural heritage sites, and promotes environmental education. The geopark covers an area of over 317 square kilometers and includes many rare plant and animal species. It aims to preserve the region's unique geology and biodiversity for future generations.
The Mount Popa National Geopark in Myanmar is recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark. It contains important geological formations, cultural heritage sites, and promotes environmental education. The geopark covers an area of over 317 square kilometers and includes many rare plant and animal species. It aims to preserve the region's unique geology and biodiversity for future generations.