Tanintharyi National Park

The national park spans 2,072 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, from coastal mangroves to evergreen forests reaching elevations of 1,490 meters.

The Myanmar Forest Department initiated plans for the protected area in 2002, leading to its formal establishment as a national park in 2005.

The park represents a convergence point between local communities and conservation efforts, where traditional practices meet modern environmental protection standards.

Visitors can reach the park through Myeik Township, which functions as the primary entry point for exploring the natural environments.

The park harbors multiple endangered species, including Asian elephants, Malayan tapirs, sambar deer, Indian muntjacs, and leopards within its boundaries.

Inception: 2005

GPS coordinates: 12.68330,99.06670

Latest update: March 8, 2025 18:27