List of protected areas of Myanmar

This list of protected areas of Myanmar includes national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and botanical gardens that were established since 1927.^[1]

National parks

• Alaungdaw Kathapa National Park in Sagaing Region, 1,402.8 km² (541.6 sq mi)^[2]
• Bwe Par Taung National Park in Chin State, 176.16 km² (68.02 sq mi) ^[3]
• Emawbum National Park in Kachin State, 603.4 km² (233.0 sq mi) ^[4]
• Hkakaborazi National Park in Kachin State, 3,812.46 km² (1,472.00 sq mi)^[5]
• Inkhain Bum National Park in Kachin State, 300.52 km² (116.03 sq mi) ^[6]
• Lampi Island Marine National Park in Tanintharyi Region, 204.48 km² (78.95 sq mi)^[7]
• Natmataung National Park in Chin State, 713.06 km² (275.31 sq mi)^[8]
• Popa Mountain National Park in Mandalay Region128.54 km² (49.63 sq mi)^[9]

Wildlife sanctuaries

• Bumhpa Bum Wildlife Sanctuary in Kachin State, 1,854.43 km² (716.00 sq mi)^[10]
• Chatthin Wildlife Sanctuary in Sagaing Region, 260.07 km² (100.41 sq mi)^[11]
• Htamanthi Wildlife Sanctuary in Sagaing Region, 2,150.73 km² (830.40 sq mi)^[12]
• Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Kachin State, 6,371.37 km² (2,460.00 sq mi)^[13] plus extension of 11,002.2 km² (4,248.0 sq mi)^[14]
• Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary in Kachin State, 814.99 km² (314.67 sq mi)^[15]
• Inlay Lake Wetland Sanctuary in Shan State, 533.73 km² (206.07 sq mi)^[16]
• Kahilu Wildlife Sanctuary^[17]
• Kyauk Pan Taung Wildlife Sanctuary in Chin state
• Kelatha Wildlife Sanctuary in Mon State^[18]
• Kyaikhtiyo Wildlife Sanctuary in Mon State, 156.21 km² (60.31 sq mi)^[19]
• Loimwe Protected Area in Shan State, 41.35 km² (15.97 sq mi).^[20]
• Mahamyaing Wildlife Sanctuary in Sagaing Region, 136.69 km² (52.78 sq mi)^[21]
• Mein-ma-hla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary in Ayeyarwady Region, 500 km² (190 sq mi)^[22]
• Minwuntaung Wildlife Sanctuary in Sagaing Region, 205.88 km² (79.49 sq mi)^[23]
• Minsontaung Wildlife Sanctuary in Mandalay Region, 22.56 km² (8.71 sq mi)^[24]
• Moeyungyi Wetland Wildlife Sanctuary in Bago Region, 103.6 km² (40.0 sq mi)^[25]
• Moscos Islands Wildlife Sanctuary in Tanintharyi Region, 49.21 km² (19.00 sq mi)^[26]
• Mulayit Wildlife Sanctuary in Kayin State, 138.56 km² (53.50 sq mi)^[27]
• Panlaung and Padalin Cave Wildlife Sanctuary in Shan State, 333.8 km² (128.9 sq mi)^[28]
• Parsar Protected Area in Shan State, 76.53 km² (29.55 sq mi)^[29]
• Pidaung Wildlife Sanctuary in Kachin State, 122.07 km² (47.13 sq mi)^[30]
• Pyin-O-Lwin Bird Sanctuary in Mandalay Region, 127.25 km² (49.13 sq mi)^[31]
• Rakhine Yoma Elephant Reserve in Rakhine State, 1,755.7 km² (677.9 sq mi)^[32]
• Shwesettaw Wildlife Reserve in Magwe Region, 464.09 km² (179.19 sq mi)^[33]
• Shwe-U-Daung Wildlife Sanctuary
• Thamihla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary in Ayeyarwady Region, 0.88 km² (0.34 sq mi)^[34]
• Tanintharyi Nature Reserve in the Tenasserim Hills, 1,699.99 km² (656.37 sq mi)^[35]
• Taunggyi Bird Sanctuary in the Shan Hills, 7.27 km² (2.81 sq mi)^[36]
• Wethtigan Wildlife Sanctuary in Magwe Region, 3.72 km² (1.44 sq mi)^[37]

Nature Parks

• Hlawga Park in northern Yangon Region, 6.23 km² (2.41 sq mi)^[38]
• Myaing Hay Wun Elephant Park in Yangon Region
• National Kandawgyi Botanical Gardens in Mandalay Region
• Sein Ye Forest Park in Bago Region

See also

• Deforestation in Myanmar

References

External links

• "National parks, wetlands, botanical gardens, and wildlife sanctuaries in Myanmar (Burma)". Trek Thailand.

This page was last edited on 31 July 2023, at 16:11