National parkBrunei
Ulu Temburong National Park
Mapped natural terrain and conservation significance.
Ulu Temburong National Park represents Brunei's commitment to preserving its most ecologically significant tropical rainforests, covering approximately 550 square kilometers. This protected area is characterized by its remote location in the Temburong District and its diverse topography, ranging from lowland areas to mountainous ridges, all within a largely undisturbed natural setting. The park's mapped boundaries encompass a vital transboundary conservation landscape, making it a key site for understanding Borneo's unique ecosystems and forest protection policies through an atlas-driven exploration approach.
488.59 km²1991TropicalModerate access