Sundarbans to Kahurangi: 7 largest National Parks in the World

Lifestyle Embark on a journey through nature's wonders! Join us in exploring the world's largest national parks, brimming with breathtaking landscapes and wildlife Image credits: Pixabay

Northeast Greenland National Park (Greenland)

Covers 972,000 sq km of remote Arctic wilderness, teeming with glaciers, fjords, and polar bears Image credits: Pixabay

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park (USA)

Encompasses 53,320 sq km of Alaska's rugged terrain, boasting towering peaks, glaciers, and diverse wildlife Image credits: Pixabay

Kahurangi National Park (New Zealand)

Spanning 4,520 sq km, it's New Zealand's second-largest park, featuring ancient forests, coastal landscapes, and the Heaphy Track Image credits: Pixabay

Sarek National Park (Sweden)

At 1,970 sq km, it's a wilderness haven in Swedish Lapland, home to Europe's last true wilderness with soaring peaks, glaciers, and vast valleys Image credits: Pixabay

Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge (USA)

Encompasses 79,320 sq km in Alaska, known for its expansive wetlands, river networks, and vital habitat for migratory birds Image credits: Pixabay

Sundarbans National Park (Bangladesh/India)

Spanning 10,000 sq km of mangrove forest, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and critical habitat for Bengal tigers and diverse aquatic life Image credits: Pixabay

Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks (Kenya)

Together forming Kenya's largest park complex, covering 20,812 sq km, they offer iconic African savanna landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage sites Image credits: Pixabay Find Next One