Hlawga National Park

Hlawga National Park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, including all weekends and public holidays.

Hlawga National Park is located along Htaukkyant–Hlawga Road in Mingaladon Township, Yangon Region. It is situated approximately 22 miles (35 km) north of downtown Yangon and is very close to the historic Htauk Kyant War Memorial Cemetery.

Local Adults: 3000 MMK
Local Children: 2000 MMK
Foreign Adults: 10000 MMK
Foreign Children: 7000 MMK
(Note: Entrance tickets can be purchased upon arrival at the ticketing counter).

Yes, we only accept Myanmar currency (MMK cash) for admission tickets and service fees at the park counters.

Admission tickets are valid only for the specific date of purchase and issue.

The general entrance ticket covers entry to the park and designated walking grounds. Safari tour buses, boat rides, buggy rentals, and special exhibits are charged separately at their respective boarding counters.

You do not need an advance reservation for safari rides or rental vehicles. Safari buses, bicycles, and buggies are available on a first-come, first-served basis upon arrival at the park.

Yes, food stalls, snack shops, and refreshment counters are actively open at Picnic Sites 2, 3, and 4, providing visitors with resting spaces and local meals.

Although there is no separate information pavilion, all visitor inquiries, route guides, and park details can be directly enquired at the main ticket sales counter.

Yes, we facilitate group entries and educational visits. Organizations or schools must submit an attendee list and apply in advance to the park administration office to arrange smooth admission and guided tours.

For the biosecurity, health, and safety of wild animals and sanctuary fauna, domestic pets are strictly prohibited inside the park.

Yes, monetary donations specifically for animals' food, medical care, and sanctuary preservation are warmly welcomed at the administrative office and ticket counter.

We accept wild animals as donations for rehabilitation and conservation; however, donors must contact our administration and veterinary department in advance for health inspection and documentation.

Direct feeding with unauthorized outside food is strictly prohibited to prevent disease transmission and behavioral disruptions. Donated animal feed must be inspected and approved by park wildlife officers before distribution.

For safety reasons, direct physical contact and chasing animals for close-up photography are strictly forbidden. Visitors are encouraged to observe and photograph wildlife peacefully from designated viewpoints, safari vehicles, and walking trails.

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Hlawga National Park

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What are the opening hours of Hlawga National Park?

Where is Hlawga National Park located and what is nearby?

How much are the entrance fees to Hlawga National Park?

Do you accept only MMK cash for ticket payment?

Is there any validity or specific date printed on the tickets?

Does the general ticket price include safari bus rides or other activity fees?

Do visitors need a prior reservation for safari bus rides or vehicle rentals?

Are there food stalls or picnic sites inside Hlawga National Park?

Is there a dedicated information center inside the park?

Do you allow group check-ins and educational visits for schools or organizations?

Are pets allowed inside Hlawga National Park?

Can visitors donate money to support animal feeding and park care?

Do you accept wild animals as donations or for sanctuary rehabilitation?

Can visitors bring food from outside to feed the free-roaming wildlife?

Are visitors allowed to take close-up photographs or interact directly with animals?

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