It was established in 2010; its total area is 2,332 hectares (5,760 acres).
It is under the Lama Forest Division of Bandarban.
It is under the Sangu Forest Range.
It is beside the Sangu River.
Its physiography is categorized as Northern and Eastern Hills; its beat information is 285 Sangu Mouza.
Visitors enter this wildlife sanctuary mostly for nature trails, picnic sites, etc.
It has only one forest range office.
 It is a protected area under the wildlife act of 1974.

There are some Rohingya refugees in the area.
Also, ethnic indigenous Mro people live around the forest area.
It is situated in one of the most isolated parts of Bangladesh.
Thus, it is not highly developed.
It does not have correct  boundary demarcations yet.
There are some toilets and shops of local ethnic people in the sanctuary.
It was established in 2010; its total area is 2,332 hectares (5,760 acres). It is under the Lama Forest Division of Bandarban. It is under the Sangu Forest Range. It is beside the Sangu River. Its physiography is categorized as Northern and Eastern Hills; its beat information is 285 Sangu Mouza. Visitors enter this wildlife sanctuary mostly for nature trails, picnic sites, etc. It has only one forest range office.  It is a protected area under the wildlife act of 1974.
There are some Rohingya refugees in the area. Also, ethnic indigenous Mro people live around the forest area. It is situated in one of the most isolated parts of Bangladesh. Thus, it is not highly developed. It does not have correct  boundary demarcations yet. There are some toilets and shops of local ethnic people in the sanctuary.
Sangu Matamuhari