ASEAN Heritage Parks across countries including the Philippines and Malaysia are developing ecotourism opportunities while supporting the region’s 30×30 conservation goals. The initiative combines nature tourism with community participation and environmental protection, giving travellers more opportunities to explore protected landscapes responsibly. Linking conservation with tourism can create new visitor experiences, support local communities and strengthen long-term protection of biodiversity and important natural heritage areas across Southeast Asia.
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