Anyuysky National Park

Anyuysky National Park is a protected area spanning large forest regions between the Amur River and the central mountains, linking different habitats together. The park contains river landscapes, forests at various elevations, and diverse wildlife and plants that make their home across the terrain.

The park was created in 2007 to protect the natural landscapes of Russia's Far East and safeguard endangered animal species. This decision reflected broader efforts to preserve forest ecosystems in this geographically important region.

The Nanai people practice traditional hunting and fishing in certain areas, maintaining ways of life that have shaped the land for generations. These activities show how communities and nature coexist throughout the park.

Access to the park is through the city of Khabarovsk, where trails and guided tours can be arranged to explore the landscape. A visitor center offers helpful information about different routes and the best times to visit.

The area functions as a corridor connecting different habitats, providing space for rare tigers to roam between river plains and forests. This connection between lowlands and mountain forests makes the park a key area for endangered large carnivores.

Location: Khabarovsk Krai

Inception: December 15, 2007

Website: http://anyui-park-rf.ru

GPS coordinates: 49.44056,136.55694

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:08