King Mindon was designated the Shein Makkar forest as Burma's first wildlife sanctuary in 1862.
The sanctuary is surrounding 334 acres and home to rare flora and fauna, including golden deers, spotted deers, rabbits and different species of birds.
The area is managed by the  Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation.
King Mindon was designated the Shein Makkar forest as Burma's first wildlife sanctuary in 1862. The sanctuary is surrounding 334 acres and home to rare flora and fauna, including golden deers, spotted deers, rabbits and different species of birds. The area is managed by the  Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation.
Shein Makkar Monastery