Sheikh Jamal Inani National Park

Sheikh Jamal Inani National Park spans 7,085 hectares of protected land, featuring moist deciduous forests and diverse wildlife species native to Bangladesh.

The Bangladesh government established this conservation area as a national park on July 9, 2019, naming it after Sheikh Jamal, son of the first president.

The national park represents Bangladesh's commitment to environmental preservation while supporting local communities through sustainable ecotourism initiatives in Cox's Bazar District.

Visitors can observe and photograph wildlife including Asian elephants and capped langurs throughout the park's extensive network of natural trails.

The park's location near Rohingya refugee settlements creates a distinctive environmental challenge, requiring careful balance between humanitarian needs and wildlife conservation.

Location: Ukhia Upazila

GPS coordinates: 21.14000,92.08208

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:06