Kalamuku

Kalamuku National Park is a national park in Lawas District, Limbang Division, Sarawak, covering about 17,527 hectares^[1]. It was constituted with effect from 31 March 2016^[1].

The park protects interior forest in the uplands of Lawas District in northern Sarawak.

The park lies in the forested uplands of the Limbang and Lawas hinterland, where hill dipterocarp and upland forest are typical of the region.

The park lies in the rugged hill country of northern Sarawak near the Sabah and Brunei borders.

The area has a wet equatorial climate, with rain throughout the year.

Lawas District, in Limbang Division, lies in the far north of Sarawak.

The land was a forest reserve until the Kalamuku National Park Notification, 2016, constituted it as a national park from 31 March 2016 under the National Parks and Nature Reserves Ordinance, 1998^[1]. Its boundary is defined by nine coordinate points, running from about 4 degrees 45 minutes to 4 degrees 56 minutes north^[1].

The park is remote forest without developed attractions.

Entering, residing or remaining in the park requires the permission of the Controller of National Parks and Nature Reserves^[1].

The notification bans killing or disturbing animals, taking plants, cutting vegetation and building in the park without the Controller's permission, and limits the rights of local inhabitants to those in its Second Schedule^[1].