Location
Located between 28 ‘05’ N and 97 ’44’ E in Naungmung Township of Kachin State.
Area
1,472 square miles.
Year of Establishment
Established in 1996.
Access
- Yangon to Myitkyina to Putao, 218miles,
and Putato to Naungmung, 35 miles by car.
Objectives
- To conserve natural forests and wildlife
in the northern part of Myanmar.
- To establish and maintain park of
high-quality and up to the standard of
modern environmental conservation polices.
- To promote the present status to an
ecotourism industry of high standard on
Kakaborazi, the highest mountain in Myanmar
with 29.698 feet in height and other
significantly beautiful scenery.
- To conserve watersheds in the area where
the Ayeyawady River originates.
- To carry out development activities for
Himalayan Mountain Region in cooperation
with the international organizations.
Forest/vegetative Types
- Evergreen Forests
- Hill Pine Forests
- Moist Upper Mixed Deciduous Forests
Wildlife
In addition to rare species such as Takin , Musk Deer, Blue Sheep, Black Barking
Deer, Phet Gyi (Muntiaus putaoensis), mammal species and insects such as
butterflies are present.
Conservation, Development and Research Programmes
- Effective prohibitory actions against
poaching and illegal trade of rare species.
- Conducting filed studies to reveal new
plant and animal species.
- Conducting necessary filed studies to
promote and implement an ecotourism industry
of high standard.
- Conservation of traditional culture,
custom and way of local indigenous people..
Opportunities for Study and Recreation
- Climbing snow-capped mountains.
- Study environmental situations occurring
at the Ayeyawady River.
- Enjoyment of beautiful natural features.
- Exploration for new plant plant and
animal species.
- Study traditional culture, custom and
system of living of local Rawang, Lisu and
Myanmar-Tibet ethnic nationals.