Latvian National Parks are protected areas that showcase the country's diverse natural landscapes and ecosystems. There are four main national parks in Latvia: Gauja National Park, Slītere National Park, Kemeri National Park, and Razna National Park. These parks are home to various flora and fauna, including rare species, and offer opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, birdwatching, and photography. Each park has unique features; for example, Gauja National Park is known for its picturesque river valleys and sandstone cliffs, while Kemeri National Park is famous for its wetlands and therapeutic mud. These parks play a crucial role in preserving Latvia's natural heritage and promoting environmental education.