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Ecotourism Sites of Myanmar

Alungdaw Kathapa National Park

Location
  • Located between 22' 25' N and 94' 26' E in Mingin Township of Sagaing Division.

Area

  • 620.35 square miles.

Year of Establishment

  • Established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1941 and opened as a national park in 1984.

Access

  • (a) Yangon to Alungdaw Kathapa, 981 miles by car.
  • (b) Yangon to Mamdalay, 400 miles by airway and Mandalay to Alungdaw Kathapam, 148 miles by car.

Objectives

  • (a) To conserve Biodiversity including flora and fauna.
  • (b) To study and research on ecosystem of plants and animals.
  • (c) To mange forest resources, including biodiversity by establishing as a national park in accordance with the sustainable production policy of natural resources
  • (d) To promote ecotourism.

Forest / Vegetative Types

  • (a) Moist Upper Mixed Deciduous Forests
  • (b) Dry Upper Mixed Deciduous Forests
  • (c) Lower Mixed Deciduous Forests
  • (d) Indaing Forests
  • (e) Pine Forests

Wildlife

  • Elephant, tiger, leopard, gaur, banteng, sambur, barking deer, jungle goat, mountain goat, bear, wild boar, jungle cat and many kinds of birds inhabit Alungdaw Kathapa.

Conservation, Development and Research Programmes

  • (a) Conservation of natural Forests.
  • (b) Conservation of wildlife including tiger,
  • (c) Carrying out research works and Conservation of their generations with the assistance of international organizations.
  • (d) Conservation of all-weather road from Kapaing village to Bayana Camp.
  • (e) Conducting enviromental education programmes.
  • (f) Promoting ecotourism.

Opportunities for Study and Recreation

  • (a) Worship at the place where Alungdaw Shinmahar Kathpa has been enshrined.
  • (b) Visiting and conducting research in the least disturbed forest types.
  • (c) Conducting research on tiger conservation and management.
  • (d) Observing intand avifauna species.
  • (e) Study of the growing condition of Kndaing forest and Pine forest.
  • (f) Accommodation facilities for
    • 5 persons in Yinmabin guest house
    • 10 persons at the mountain guest house
    • 8 persons in a logged cabin and 2 hotels
    • 5 persons in nearby Kapaing village.





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