You national parks are known to harbor beauties natural. They are great representations of the wonders that nature has to offer.
For example, Sagarmatha National Park in Nepal protects Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, at 8,849 meters.
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We also have as an example the Canaima park, in Venezuela, which is home to Angel Falls, the highest waterfall in the world, with a drop of 979 meters. Two impressive attractions in unique natural destinations. Check out others!
The largest national parks in the world
South America
South American parks are located in regions notable for their sparse population density, such as the Amazon and Patagonia.
The current holder of the title is the Chiribiquete National Park, located in southeastern Colombia, with a colossal area of 43 thousand square kilometers.
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North America
Northeast Greenland National Park is a huge protected area that stretches across almost half of the world's largest island.
Currently, it holds the title of the largest national park on the planet and is also the largest protected region on Earth.
With an extension of 972 thousand square kilometers, it is difficult to explore its full magnitude. To give you an idea, it surpasses in size many member states of the United Nations, behind only 29 of them.
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Antarctica
The southernmost region of our planet does not yet have national parks, but it does have the only official natural reserve in Antarctica: the Ross Sea Marine Protected Area.
This reserve was established in 2016 and covers an impressive area of 1.55 million square kilometers.
It is home to a vast population of polar animals, including penguins, whales, seals and seabirds, making it a vital refuge for wildlife in this remote and inhospitable region.
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Africa
Namib Naukluft National Park, located in western Namibia, is the largest national park on the entire African continent, covering an impressive area of 49,768 square kilometers.
The highlight of this park are some of the largest and tallest dunes found anywhere in the world.
Some of them reach incredible heights of over 200 meters. Such imposing dunes were formed over millennia of wave action and land winds, which deposited layers of sand in the oldest desert on the planet.
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Europe
Although Europe is a relatively small continent compared to others, many of its largest national parks are surprisingly spacious.
The title of largest European national park belongs to Vatnajökull National Park, located in Iceland, covering a vast area of 14,141 square kilometers.
The site embodies the “fire and ice” spirit that characterizes the island, offering a wealth of natural wonders, including volcanoes, hot springs, fjords and glaciers.
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Asia
Despite being the largest continent, the Asia was a little late in the race for the largest national parks in the world.
In 2021, China established Sanjiangyuan National Park, which now holds the position of largest national park on the planet, with a colossal extension of 123,100 square kilometers.
The site overlooks a vast region of the Tibetan plateau, which serves as a source for the headwaters of the Yangtze, Yellow and Lansang rivers.
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