Unexplored national parks are areas within the national park system that have not been extensively studied or visited by the public. These parks often contain unique ecosystems, diverse wildlife, and stunning landscapes that remain largely untouched. They provide opportunities for scientific research and conservation efforts, as well as potential for outdoor recreation. Many unexplored national parks are located in remote regions, making access challenging. This isolation helps preserve their natural beauty and ecological integrity. As interest in ecotourism grows, these parks may attract adventurers and researchers eager to discover their hidden treasures while promoting the importance of environmental conservation.