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Get InspiredAsiaMyanmarHlawga National Park

Hlawga National Park

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National Park·Educational, Natural, Spacious
Hlawga National Park
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Hlawga National Park
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Hlawga National Park
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Hlawga National Park
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Hlawga National Park
Photo by Kaung Myat Thu from Google Places
Hlawga National Park
Photo by Judy Jin from Google Places
Hlawga National Park
Photo by Jack NayLa from Google Places
Hlawga National Park
Photo by Karlene Sebastian from Google Places
Hlawga National Park
Photo by A M Myat from Google Places
Hlawga National Park
Photo by Kaung Myat Thu from Google Places

Established in 1982, Hlawga National Park is a vital conservation site in the Yangon Region of Myanmar. The park spans over 6 square kilometers and is characterized by a mix of evergreen, deciduous, and swamp forests. It is thoughtfully divided into three distinct areas: a large wildlife park, a mini-zoo, and a buffer zone, all managed to prioritize habitat preservation. Located in Mingaladon Township, the park provides a rare, accessible opportunity for visitors to engage with Myanmar's native wildlife in an open-air environment. It serves as both a sanctuary for animals and an educational hub for those wishing to learn more about regional biodiversity.

Established in 1982, Hlawga National Park is a vital conservation site in the Yangon Region of Myanmar. The park spans over 6 square kilometers and is characterized by a mix of evergreen, deciduous, and swamp forests. It is thoughtfully divided into three distinct areas: a large wildlife park, a mini-zoo, and a buffer zone, all managed to prioritize habitat preservation. Located in Mingaladon Township, the park provides a rare, accessible opportunity for visitors to engage with Myanmar's native wildlife in an open-air environment. It serves as both a sanctuary for animals and an educational hub for those wishing to learn more about regional biodiversity.

Highlights

  • Diverse ecosystems including evergreen and swamp forests.

  • Managed wildlife park and mini-zoo sections.

  • Accessible location within the Yangon Region.

  • Dedicated zones for environmental education and conservation.

Before you go: Hlawga National Park essentials

  • The park is a managed conservation site, not a traditional wilderness area.

  • Expect to walk long distances; wear comfortable footwear suitable for forest trails.

  • Facilities are basic, so carry any necessary supplies with you.

Local Transport

The park is located in Mingaladon; consider hiring a private car or taxi from Yangon for the most convenient access.

Preparation

Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and insect repellent, as the park features dense forest areas and swampy terrain.

Best For

Nature enthusiasts and families looking for an educational outdoor escape.

Currency

MMK K

Average Cost

$20-$40 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Best Time to Explore

Plan your visit for the cooler morning hours to see more animal activity and avoid the midday heat.

Languages Spoken

Burmese, English

Occasion Tags

Family, Nature Lovers, Educational

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Location

Myanmar (Burma)
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