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Hlawga Park

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Barking deer, hog deer and wild boar are the most common mammal species. Slow lores, pangolin and a few species of jungle cats used to roam the park at night feeding on figs, which is abundantly found in the park. The semi-evergreen type of vegetation creates ideal habitats for a variety of reptiles
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The park embraces the catchment area of the Zokanabe Lake, an extension dam built in 1921–24 to reinforce the greater Hlawga Lake which has supplied water to Yangon since 1904. The park was established in 1982 with joint-funding by the UNDP and the Burmese government in order to protect the forests
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climate. Annual average rainfall is about 95 inches (240 cm) most of which is received between late May and October. The coolest months are from November to February (average high: 32C and average low: 18C) and the hottest months are from March to May (average high: 37C and average min: 24C).
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The park is divided into three zones: a rest and retreat zone, an adventure and recreation zone, and an education and hobby zone. The rest and retreat zone features forest eco-lodges, boat houses and a health spa resort. The adventure and recreation zone has facilities for jungle trekking, bird
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watching and wild life safaris, as well as a camping ground and training areas for mountain climbing and parachuting. The education and hobby zone includes a timber species display center, a butterfly park, an insect kingdom, a reptile park and fishing spots.
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Visitors can go on a safari-style bus ride or an elephant ride through the park, hiking on jungle trails, boating on the lake, and/or bird watching. However, most local visitors use the park's picnic areas.
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The mini-zoo has small mammals, birds, tigers, leopards, bears and estuarine crocodiles in large spacious cages, avaries and moated enclosures.
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and includes an 818-acre (313 hectare) wildlife park, a 62-acre (25-hectare) mini-zoo and a 660-acre (267-hectare) buffer zone.
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Resident and migratory birds are abundant inside the park. Identified species include: the
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indigenous wildlife species of mammals, reptiles and birds, in their natural habitats.
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The evergreen forest contains at least 295 species of plants. Common species are
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The 818-acre (3.31 km) wildlife park is home to various types of deer (
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Myanmar Protected Areas: Context, Current Status and Challenges
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Burmese
IUCN category

Map showing the location of Hlawga National Park
Mingaladon Township
Yangon Region
Myanmar
Yangon
17°00′17″N 96°06′44″E / 17.00472°N 96.11222°E / 17.00472; 96.11222
Myanmar
Yangon Region
evergreen
mixed deciduouss
swamp forest
Mingaladon Township
Yangon
Hlawga Lake
Burmese
eld's deer
hog deer
barking deer
sambar deer
rhesus monkey
pythons
pangolin
monitor lizards
cobra
krait
pythons
jungle fowl

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