Long Repun

Long Repun National Park is a national park in Marudi District, Miri Division, Sarawak, covering about 8,630 hectares^[1]. Its boundary starts at the existing boundary of Pulong Tau National Park^[1].

The park protects upland rainforest next to Pulong Tau National Park.

The park adjoins Pulong Tau National Park in the uplands of interior northern Sarawak.

The park lies in the rugged uplands of interior northern Sarawak.

The highlands have a wet equatorial climate with rain throughout the year and cooler temperatures than the coast.

The park lies in Marudi District of Miri Division, in the interior uplands of northern Sarawak.

The area was proposed as a national park by the Long Repun National Park Notification, 2013, published in the Sarawak Government Gazette of 25 July 2013^[1]. People with rights over the land were asked to submit claims in writing to the Chief Park Warden, Miri Region, within sixty days^[1].

The park is remote forest next to Pulong Tau National Park, without developed attractions.

Entry is controlled by the park authority, with the Chief Park Warden's office in the Miri Region^[1].

The park extends the protected area next to Pulong Tau National Park, along a boundary cut line^[1].